Domm v. Hollenbeck

While John Domm was playing billiards in a saloon in Seneca, LaSalle county, he was bitten by a dog. He brought this suit against George Hollenbeck, charging in his declaration that the defendant was the owner and keeper of the dog, and, in the first count, that defendant well Imew that the ■ dog was accustomed to attack and bite mankind; in the second count, that the dog was of a ferocious disposition, and liable by reason thereof to attack and bite mankind, and that defendant well knew this, or by the use of ordinary care ought to have known the disposition of the dog, and his liability to…