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57 Ill. App. 375

Doyle v. Kuchar

Appellate Court of Illinois

Decided January 28, 1895

Appellate Court of Illinois · decided 1895-01-28

<p>Memorandum.—Bastardy proceedings. Appeal from the Criminal Coma of Cook Comity; the Hon. James Goggie, Judge, presiding.</p>

Affirmed · Decided 1895-01-28

Mb. Presiding Justice Waterman

¶1delivered the opinion of the Court.

¶2This was a proceeding under the statute concerning bastardy. The jury having found appellant to be the father, etc., he moved for a new trial, and in support of such motion filed an affidavit setting forth that one Clark, for whom before trial he (affiant) had made earnest and ineffectual search, was, as he has since learned, at Hot Springs, Arkansas, whither, to the best of appellant’s belief, said .Clark went for the purpose of evading arrest as the father of the child of Annie linchar. This affidavit is in effect that affiant believes that said Clark, suspecting himself, went away to avoid arrest.

¶3The evidence, if produced, would not be admissible, and if admissible, by no means conclusive, and not such as entitled appellant to a new trial. The judgment of the Criminal Court is affirmed.

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