Lafayette & Indianapolis Railroad v. Adams

This was a suit by the appellee against the appellant to recover damages for an injury resulting from having been run against by one of tbe appellant’s locomotives, passing upon its railroad.

It was alleged in tbe complaint that the railroad passes through a street in Thorntoion; that on account of the populousness of the town, and the number of persons continually passing along the street, it was the defendant’s duty to run its • locomotives slowly and with great care; that on, &c., the plaintiff was passing along said street, as she lawfully might, when a locomotive of the defendant’s was…