The evidence so clearly failed to show that the injury complained of was caused by the defendant's negligence, and that the plaintiffs' own negligence was not a proximate cause of it, that there was no error in setting the verdict aside.
There is no error.
From this opinion George W. Wheeler, J., dissented.
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