39 Iowa 478 | Iowa | 1874
Numerous objections to the judgment are urged upon our attention. They will be considered in the order we find them discussed in the briefs of appellant’s counsel.
Y. More than one objection is founded upon the admission of evidence as to the words, acts and appearance of the plaintiff’s wife on two or three occasions. If we should con: cede the evidence to be incompetent, we are utterly unable to presume it was prejudicial to plaintiff.
Till. Certain instructions are claimed to be erroneous on the ground that they assume facts stated, and are based upon matters not in evidence. It is sufficient to say that we think these objections are not well founded in fact.
XIII. It is lastly urged that the evidence fails to support the verdict. There was a conflict of proof, and the jury were
The judgment of the District Court is
Affirmed.