Chicago, P. & St. L. R. R. v. St. L., P. & N. Ry. Co.

Appellant filed its bill in equity against appellees, setting forth a state of facts upon which it prayed the court that appellee railroad company might be perpetually enjoined and restrained from interfering, or attempting to connect with a certain interlocking plant and tower machinery described in the bill, and for general relief, and also for a temporary injunction writ. The temporary injunction was ordered by the master in chancery and duly issued. Afterward answers were filed to the bill, and replications to the answers, thus forming issues of fact to be tried by the court, whereupon…