84 Miss. 758 | Miss. | 1904
delivered the opinion of the court.
The court ought not to have permitted the details of the previous difficulty to be shown in evidence, nor the falling out between the accused and his wife and her family, nor the reason of that falling out, nor the conduct of Mrs. McGraw in making two or three trips to Thompson’s home to bring-her daughter away. All this testimony should have been excluded as foreign to the issue which the jury'was trying. It is true that in the
Reversed and remanded.