Chicago & Alton Railroad v. Robinson

This suit was brought by appellee to recover from appellant damages alleged to have been sustained by her at a highway crossing, caused by the negligence of appellant’s servants in charge of a train running on its road on the 15th day of November, 1879.

The case was before this court at the November term, 1880 when a judgment in favor of appellee was reversed and the cause remanded. 8 Bradwell, 140.

Again it comes here after a second judgment against appellant.

The negligence charged, is that appellant did not at said crossing put up warning boards, or keep a watchman; that it neglected to ring…