Nashville, C. & St. L. Ry. v. Prince

The suit is in damages for injuries to plaintiff’s person and to his automobile, resulting from a collision of the automobile with a locomotive of defendant at a .■grade crossing in the town of Stevenson.

The counts for simple negligence were withdrawn and the case went to the jury on a •count for wanton injury. This count sets out the quo modo of the accident. In sub■stance it charges that defendant, by its servants, did wantonly and recklessly, without warning, propel its train over a public roadway or crossing, within the corporate limits •of the town, where people were wont to cross ■with…