Railroad v. Turner

This is an action for damages for unlawfully ejecting the plaintiff, Turner, from one of the passenger cars of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company. It was commenced before a Justice of the Peace, and, on appeal, was tried before *215the Court and a jury, and judgment rendered for the plaintiff for $300 arid costs, and the railroad company has appealed and assigned errors. The facts are that plaintiff bought what is called a local ticket at Guthrie, Kentucky, for Clarksville, Tennessee. Upon its- face was stamped or printed the words,' ‘ ‘ Good for one continuous passage beginning on date…