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  "name": "Chicago & Alton Railroad Company v. Glinny",
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      "Chicago & Alton Railroad Company v. Glinny."
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      "Attorneys, for appellant, Mr. Geo. S. House; for appellee, Messrs. Wing & Goodspeed and Mr. John Reynolds."
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    "head_matter": "No. 1368.\nChicago & Alton Railroad Company v. Glinny.\nThis was an action brought by appellee against appellant to recover damages for overflowing Ills land with water and destroying his crops. Trial, and verdict for appellee for $999.99 \u2014 appellee remitting $99.99. Motion for new trial; motion overruled and judgment, from which this appeal is taken. Two things are required to reverse a judgment. First, that manifest error has intervened in the proceedings of the court below; and second, that such error has operated prejudicially to the party complaining of it. When either of these requisites is wanting the judgment may be aftirmed: Forney v. Thompson, 14 Bradwell, 393. \u201cWhen the testimony is conflicting, though the correctness of the finding is doubtful, the verdict will be sustained.\u201d Tucker v. Watte, 64 Ill. 416 ; Stampofski v. Hooper, 86 Ill. 321. Applying these rules to this case, whether there was an injury, the extent thereof, and the cause, were all questions of fact. The court is of opinion the evidence sufficiently sustains the verdict, There was some conflict in the evidence, but this conflict was settled by the jury in favor of appellee. It is further insisted in the brief for appellant, that the damages are excessive. When excessive damages are not assigned as a ground for a new trial in the court below, nor as error in this court, the appellant is not in condition to have that question reviewed : Emory v. Addis, 71 Ill. 273; Jones v. Jones, 71 Ill. 562.\nOpinion filed May 21, 1886.\nThe judgment is affirmed.\nAttorneys, for appellant, Mr. Geo. S. House; for appellee, Messrs. Wing & Goodspeed and Mr. John Reynolds."
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