74 Iowa 196 | Iowa | 1888
I. The numerous objections to the rulings of the district court will be considered in the order of their discussion by counsel. While,' perhaps, this order is not wholly in accord with the manner of presentation of the case which meets our preference, yet, as it is followed by counsel on both sides, it is more convenient to pursue it in our discussion of the case.
XL Many other objections to the rulings of the district court, upon the admission of evidence, are raised by counsel. Some of them are almost identical with those we have considered ; all are of the same character. Their separate discussion is not demanded by their character, and would be of no interest to the parties or the profession. We are, therefore, authorized to dispose of them together by the single remark that we discover no error in the rulings to which they are directed.
XIY. Counsel think that the instructions fail to present rules to guide the jury in considering and weighing the circumstantial evidence, and that the failure to give proper instructions of that character is an error, demanding the reversal of the case. We do not concur in this view. In our opinion the jury were fully, carefully and correctly instructed.
We have given the case careful consideration. The character of the objections in no instance demands prolonged discussion. Many of them are so nearly like others disposed of, or are so obviously without merit,' that they are' not separately considered. It is our con-. elusion that the judgment of the district court must be
' Affirmed.