Mahoney v. Dankwart

*3231 *322— Plaintiff, with her parents, occupied a dwelling which stood close to the line of a vacant lot adjoining, owned by defendant. Underlying both of these lots was a ledge of limestone, and defendant attempted to remove some of the stone from his lot by blasting. The petition states the cause of action as follows: “That defendant continued this blasting for many days during September, 1895, without warning to plaintiff or her family as each blast was fired, and with careless, wicked, and malicious disregard for the peace and safety of plaintiff, and in a reckless, negligent, and malicious way…