Billman v. Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad

This appeal presents the question of the sufficiency of the complaint of appellant, by whom this action was instituted.

It is unnecessary to do more than state, in bare outline, the allegations of the complaint, for the objections urged against it here, and which prevailed against it in the trial court, are of such a character as to require only a very general statement from us. It is alleged that the servants and agents of the appellee managed and opei’ated the locomotive and cars of the railway company in such a recklessly and culpaWy negligent manner, as to wilfully and wrongfully cause a…