Morrow v. Sweeney

The appellee filed his complaint against the appellant to recover damages for an injury to a horse by coming in contact with a barbed wire fence placed by appellant around a lot owned by him in the city of Kokomo. Upon issue joined, there was a trial, verdict and judgment for appellee in the sum of forty-five dollars.

The complaint, omitting the caption, is as follows: “The plaintiff, Edward Sweeney, complains of the defendant, Jackson Morrow, and says that on or about the 25th day of November, 1892, the defendant, Jackson Morrow, was, and for two or three years prior to said date had been,…