Baltimore, Pittsburgh & Chicago R. W. Co. v. Thomas

Complaint in three paragraphs, by the appellee, against the appellant, for killing a horse, and a mare, and a pony, by running its train of cars against and over them.

The first and second paragraphs are founded upon the statutory right to recover against railroad companies for killing stock where their railroads are not securely fenced.

The third paragraph is based upon the common-law right for killing the stock carelessly and negligently, without the fault of the apjiellee.

Answer; issue ; trial, and finding by the court.

Exceptions and appeal.

The appellant properly presents and discusses two…