International & Great Northern Railroad v. Richmond

This suit was brought by appellee to recover of appellant the value of one horse alleged to have been killed by the appellant's cars and locomotives, and for damages to one mule alleged to have been injured at the same time and in the same manner, appellee charging that appellant was a railroad corporation operating a line of railroad at the point where the said stock were injured, and that said injury was caused by the negligence of defendant and its employes in operating its said cars and engines, and in failing to keep in reasonable repair a fence along its right of way. Suit was…