91 Iowa 371 | Iowa | 1894
VI. We have disposed of what appear to us to be every material question in the case. The appellant, assigned fifty-two alleged errors. What we have said disposes of many of them, and we do not think the others require special mention. The case was submitted to the jury upon instructions which appear to us to be unexceptionable. They were fair to the parties, being a complete and correct analysis of the questions involved, and couched in such plain and felicitous language that they could not have been misunderstood. The judgment of the district court is affirmed.