Indianapolis, Cincinnati, & Lafayette Railroad v. Warner

This was a suit commenced before a justice of the peace by the appellee against the appellant and the Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad Company, to recover the value of a colt alleged to have been killed by their locomotive and cars, then and there run upon their railroad, at said county and State, where the road was not fenced. There was judgment for the plaintiff before the justice of the peace, to be levied and made without relief from valuation laws. The defendants appealed to the circuit' court, where they demurred to the complaint, which was then amended by the plaintiff. The demurrer…