State v. Loftland

Chief Justice Booth. Positive proof of a felony can seldom be given. Circumstantial evidence is sufficient to warrant the jury to convict the party; but that should satisfy the jury. The goods being found with the party is a strong presumption of his guilt, and especially if the party cannot account for his getting them into his possession. Verdict for [ — ].3 Footnotes [3] Blank in manuscript.