Avise v. Interurban Railway Co.

The negligence charged was substantially that the trolley wire, which was suspended above the track, and through which was transmitted the electricity which furnished the power to move the train, was too low, so that one riding on the car might come in contact with it and be pushed off, or receive a shock which would throw him from the car. *594There was evidence that this trolley wire was so low that a person on the furniture car could come in contact with it. There was no evidence of any burns upon the body or clothing of deceased. No one saw the immediate transaction, or testified as to just…