Hines v. Fowlstown Tobacco Co.

1. Where a petition against a railroad company in an action for the killing of live stock alleges substantially that on or about a certain date, between the eighty-fourth and eighty-fifth mile post of the defendant’s railroad, in a designated county, defendant, by the running of its trains, ears, and locomotives, killed a described animal belonging to the plaintiff, and that the killing was the result of negligence and carelessness on the part of the defendant, its officers, agents, and employees, the defendant could not admit the allegations of the *163petition and escape liability, and tlie…