Ferguson v. State

The defendant, Charles Ferguson, was prosecuted for, and found guilty of, the crime of burglary; and from a judgment of conviction error proceedings, have been prosecuted to this, court. The information charges the crime to have been committed by breaking and entering, in the night-season, a certain barn owned by Adolph Zimmerer, with the intent to commit a larceny.

The first contention is that the evidence is insufficient to sustain the verdict. The testimony adduced by the state on the trial, and which is incorporated in the bill of exceptions, establishes beyond a shadow of doubt that…