Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co. v. Klee

In Indianapolis appellant maintains a line of railroad in Georgia street. Helen street runs north and south and crosses Georgia street at' right angles. On June 22, 1894, at this crossing, appellee, a boy nine years of age at the time of the injury, was struck by appellant’s switch-engine. This action was begun on Deeemer 11, 1895, in the Marion Superior Court, and the venue was changed to the Hancock Circuit Court. The complaint is in six paragraphs, the last charging a wilful injury and the others counting on negligence. Appellant’s demurrer to each of the first five paragraphs for want of…