111 Iowa 709 | Iowa | 1900
The first matter presented relates to a claimed error of the court in overruling a motion to quash the indictment. No reasons are given in support of this contention, so we deem it sufficient to say, after a careful examination of the record, that the action of the trial court in this respect was fully justified.
III. A number of other matters are discussed by counsel, but, as they are not likely to arise again, we dismiss them without further mention than to say that the cross-examination of the witness Straney was permitted to* go to an extreme length. No* argument is made* upon the facts, but it is proper for us to say, after a careful perusal of the record, that the case was one for the jury. Bor the error in the instructions a new trial is ordered, and judgment reversed. ■