Measel v. Detroit United Railway

We take what is a sufficient statement of the case from the charge of the trial judge:

“The testimony in this case upon the part of the plaintiff’s witnesses is to the effect that at the time of the death of the deceased the defendant company operated a street railroad which ran along Locust street and upon which cars were propelled from west to east; that, on the night of the death of the deceased, the deceased was coming with several companions from Sixth street upon a bicycle; that at that time a car was being propelled at a very rapid *689rate from the west; that the car, if the testimony is…