117 Iowa 505 | Iowa | 1902
III. Evidence as to other forgeries by defendant was admitted, over his objections.’ These objections were-not well founded. State v. Prins, 113 Iowa, 72. The court submitted the question as to their being forgeries and as to defendant’s connection' therewith. to the jury; and evidently followed the law as announced by this court on a -former appeal of the Gáse. State v. Prins, supra. Claim is made that the persons who testified that certain signatures were forgeries were not the persons--whose names'are
V. • Complaint is made of ■ one of the instructions. We need not set it out. It relates to the effect to be given ■evidence of other forgeries, and is evidently bottomed on ■the language used by this court when the case was before us on another appeal. ■ Suffice it to say that it follows'the Tule there announced. ’ '
■ There is no prejudicial error in the record, and the judgment is therefore aeeirmed. ' '