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

The complaint in this case alleges that the appellant was the owner of a railroad line, running from Columbus, Ohio, with its cars and locomotives, to Chicago, lili*142nois, by the way of Union City, Marion, Sweetser, Xenia, and Logansport, over and upon which the appellant, as a common carrier, carried passengers and baggage; that the appellee purchased a ticket for a first-class passage in said cars, along said railroad, from Union City to Sweetser, on the night passenger train; that he was received into said cars on said train, to be so carried; that the appellant, though requested to do so,…