Doyle v. Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway Co.

i railroadsployed negu-' f?n onp?a£™g seen result?0' evidence. I. The undisputed facts of the case are these: Plaintiff, with other workmen, was employed in repairing a bridge upon defendant's road, A passenger train approaching, the workmen withdrew twelve or fifteen feet from ffie track. As the train passed at a speed 0f about thirty miles an hour, a coupling-pin of iron, about one foot long and an inch and a quarter in diameter, was hurled from the train, and struck plaintiff upon the head, and fractured his skull. The injury was severe, and from it plaintiff was ill and disabled for…