78 Mo. 575 | Mo. | 1883
The controversy in this case is about costs, and rises from a motion to re-tax costs in favor of the plaintiff’s attorney, which was filed on the 26th day of April, 1879. It appears from the record that at the December term, 1876, of the Clinton circuit court, the plaintiff in a
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If the jury believe the horses and colt in question were injured and killed in the public road or highway where the defendant’s track crosses it in Lee township, Platte county, Missouri, on or about the 6th day of July, 1879, by the locomotive and cars of the defendant, and that defendant failed to sound a whistle on said locomotive .eighty rods from the crossing of said public highway and continue to sound the same at intervals until said highway was passed by the train, or failed to ring a bell within said eighty rods and continue ringing the same until the railroad train crossed said road or highway, they will find for the plaintiff; provided, they further believe that the failure as aforesaid to sound the whistle and ring the bell caused the injury complained of.
Eor the error contained in the plaintiff’s instruction, the judgment is reversed and the cause remanded.