Roth v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co.

Defendant’s counsel first argue that the testimony clearly* shows that their client was not guilty of any negligence, and that the jury’s answers to the questions of the special verdict in that behalf are not supported by any credible evidence. We have carefully reviewed the evidence appearing in the record and are satisfied that there is sufficient credible evidence in the case to sustain the jury’s findings of negligence both as to speed and failure to ring the bell. No useful purpose, therefore, could be served by a review of the evidence, and we will therefore refrain therefrom.

The vital…