Hecht v. Ohio & Mississippi Railway Co.

— Abraham Hecht, in his lifetime, received an injury on account of the negligence of the appellee company, from which injury he afterwards died. The appellant was appointed administrator of his estate and brought this action. The complaint is in one paragraph, and alleges the necessary facts to make it a good complaint under section 284, R. S. 1881. Among other facts it alleges that the injury produced Bright’s disease of the kidneys, from which disease he remained sick and lingered until the 27th day of November, 1887, at which time he died of said disease in consequence of the negligence of…