Genho v. Jackson

Action for libel and slander and damages flowing therefrom. November 8, 1911, plaintiff consigned a car-load of cattle to Wood Brothers Commission Company of South Omaha. The cattle had been penned in the railroad stockyards at Holdrege. Defendant also had cattle in these stock-yards, and claims that four head of his fat cattle were taken out of his pen and four head of smaller cattle substituted. Discovering the exchange of catüe, he left Holdrege to follow plaintiff’s shipment to South Omaha, *2and, when passing through Lincoln, sent the following telegram:

“Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 8, 1911.

“Wood…