The function of finding the ultimate facts from conflicting testimony is imposed by law upon the jury." Perkins v. Commonwealth, 240 Ky. 129, 12 S.W.2d 297; Utterback v. Commonwealth, 190 Ky. 138, 226 S.W. 1065; Jordan v. Commonwealth, 340 Ky. 391, 42 S.W.2d 509; Abdon v. Commonwealth, 237 Ky. 21, 34 S.W.2d 742; Brown v. Commonwealth, 226, Ky. 255, 10 S.W.2d 820; Fannin v. Commonwealth 200 Ky. 635, 255 S.W. 514. 2. It is next urged that the commonwealth introduced "illegal evidence" in four instances complained of: First, as to appellant's visit to the Freye home; second, as to the shots fired into that home and with which the appellant was accused; third, as to the conversation had between Brock and Freye and Mason at Mason's home, when appellant was absent; and, fourth, in admitting testimony of Mrs. Mason to the effect that her husband, just before his death, told her that the appellant, Osborne, had shot him.