State v. Gorham
11 Conn. 233
Opinion
decided, on the authority of Crandall v. The State, 10 Conn. Rep. 339. 366. that the information was within the original jurisdiction of the superior court, and sufficient ; and therefore, overruled the motion in arrest.
Motion in arrest overruled.
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