Vincent v. Chicago & Alton Railroad

This was a bill for an injunction, brought by the appellants, against the appellee. The defendant demurred to the bill. The motion for an injunction and the demurrer were heard at the same time. The demurrer was sustained and the bill dismissed, whereupon the complainants appealed.

The substance of the bill is briefly and correctly stated in one of the arguments for appellants,,as follows:

“ The complainants own and occupy a warehouse in the city of Chicago, known as the National Elevator, situated upon the line of the defendant’s railroad, and connected with it by a side track about one…