Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis Railroad v. Carper

The complaint of the appellee alleges that his intestate bought a ticket at Connersville entitling him to a passage on the defendant’s trains to Cincinnati, Ohio; that his intestate was a stranger in Connersville, unacquainted with the points of the compass at that city; that on the day he purchased his ticket he went to the appellant’s depot, intending to take passage on its east-bound train, which, according to schedule time, passed Connersville at eight o’clock and forty-seven minutes p. M. ; that the east and west-bound trains usually passed at that hour at Connersville; that the night on…