“ The plaintiffs owned the cattle, were both consignors and consignees of the shipment, and were the lawful holders of the bill of lading. The cattle were injured while in transit over the defendant's road by the defendant's action in unreasonably delaying and carelessly handling them, and wrongfully omitting to unload them, when necessary, in a humane manner into properly equipped pens for rest, water, and feeding-the resulting damages to the plaintiffs being upwards of $30,000. ”

“ Co., 43 S.C.t. 230, 260 U.S. 653, 67 L. Ed. 443) , and the state court erred in denying the petition and proceeding further with the case (Judicial Code, § 29 (Comp. St. § 1011) ; New Orleans, Mobile & Texas R. R. Co. v. ”