Scott v. Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co.

The appellant sued the appellee for

damages suffered by her on account of the alleged negligence of the defendant.

The circuit court sustained a several demurrer to both paragraphs of the complaint, for want of sufficient facts. The appellant refusing to amend or plead further, the appellee had judgment, upon demurrer, that plaintiff take nothing by her suit.

The error assigned is upon the ruling upon the demurrer.

The substance of the first paragraph of the complaint is as follows: That on June 20,1893, appellant resided at Bloomington, Indiana, on the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway,…