Totten v. American Railway Express Co.

— Appellee transported a carload of horses for appellants from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Fairland, Indiana, over certain lines of railroad for a consideration of $198. When the car reached its destination and was unloaded, it was discovered that of the twenty-eight horses that had been shipped only twenty-seven had arrived. The twenty-seven horses were delivered to appellants, but the missing horse was never so delivered. Appellants brought this action against appellee to recover the damages they had sustained by reason of such fact. The complaint is in a single paragraph, and after alleging…