Chicago & Southeastern Railway Co. v. St. Clair

On the 2d day of November, 1893, the appellee, Henry St. Clair, filed in the office of the clerk of the Tipton Circuit Court his verified petition, entitled “Henry St. Clair v. Chicago & Southeastern Railway Co.” in which petition it was prayed that a receiver might be appointed to take charge of, to operate, receive the income from and maintain the possession, until otherwise ordered, of the railway and equipment of the Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company. Said petition alleged that “on the 26th day of *372May, 1893,”the petitioner “recovered judgment in this action against the said defendant…