McKee v. Cincinnati, Flemingsburg & Southeastern Railroad

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Miller

— Affirming.

This is the second appeal of this case; the opinion upon the first appeal may be found in 151 Ky., 698, where the facts are stated somewhat minutely.

The facts shown at the last trial differ in no material respect from those shown upon the first trial. They need not, therefore, be repeated, except to say that McKee was a general laborer for the defendant railroad company, at Flemingsburg, and was injured while coupling the air-brakes between two cars. He had been directed to do that work by Dudley, the defendant’s superintendent; and the question…