Evansville & Teere Haute Railroad v. Willis

Franklin, C.

— The only error assigned in this cause is the overruling of a motion in arrest of judgment.

The material part of the complaint objected to, for the *226.alleged reason that it does not state facts sufficient to constitute a good cause of action, is as follows:

“That on the night of the said 13th of September, 1880,, the defendant was then and there running locomotive cars and carriages over and on said railroad in said county and State,, and at a place in said county, and at a point on said railroad where the said locomotive oars and carriages ran against and over said mule, thereby…