Andre v. Chicago & Northwestern R. R.

i railroad: SuSS at crossings. I. The evidence tended to show that plaintiff’s cattle were killed near a point upon defendant’s railroad,' where a highway crossed the same. The railroad and highway, at the point of intersection, formed an acute angle, probably of less than twenty degrees. .From the point on the east, where the line bounding the right of way of the railroad *100first touched the line of the highway, to the like point of intersection of the lines of the railroad and highway on the west, a very considerable distance intervened, possibly one thousand feet. The railroad was fenced to…