Mykleby v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Co.

Aside from much irrelevant matter, the allegations of the complaint are that the plaintiff was'a passenger, and was received as such by defendant, on one of its coaches, to be by it conveyed from Eau Claire to Black River Falls; that, having left the train for a temporary purpose at an intermediate point, he proceeded again to enter one of the passenger coaches, when “the defendant, by its agent and seiwants then and there in charge of the train, and acting within the scope of their employment, prevented the plaintiff, after he had boarded one of said cars, and gained the steps thereof, from…