Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway Co v. Wright

— It is claimed that the court erred in overruling the appellant’s demurrer for want of facts to the complaint of the appellee.

The complaint is long, and the giving of a copy is unnecessary. It charges the injury and destruction of two horses, harness, and a wagon of the plaintiff at a highway crossing of the track of the defendant’s road. It is charged in substance, that, at and on the north side of the crossing for a long distance, the railroad track lay in a deep cut, and was also obscured and concealed by a growth of underbrush and timber, on both sides of the track; that at the point of…