, 1874-06-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


kkOAD.
= THE 1NJt1Hc11oN MODIFIED.
Tho parties in tho suit Of Lang against tin
Chicago 4 Evanston 1sat1kond Oompnny appeared
In court yesterday morning. and tho injunottor
granted NIo,,tlay was modified for tho proBent
until tho final argument for an injunction on tflt
18th. Tho following is n copy Of tho ordor as II
stands =
Tho roatrnning order naan herein On tho stn inst
iahcreby modlhsu 40 to aow Tho defel'las to nat
In order tho track already laid on rtre. h IT,
complete the track to Fullerton aye'e put ths orast
tracks Sy otpncs or cars, aud tho efeudsnta agree
not to rim engines or carr until tho application is
made fur preliminary Injunction on VI o''0f' 'A'
Il Is understood tbs complaina,ta wero willing
10 arroe to this. Hi1lco the street would ho less
obstruJted With q truck down than It would be II
left In the condition 1t was OH yesterday.
1AY1yd TIE TNAoK.
During Monday night small squad Of police
guarded tho completed portion Of the traok, but
yesterday morning when it was known the work
OF building WAS to DO recommended, about nine
ky additional woro eont up on Southport avcnuo
to keep tho people IN That section from
making :. fools Of themselves, Soon
The the ground with their tools aud rails tie by.
ISLANDERS grow hoisteroua in tholr Language,
cspeo!a1y tho womcn but owing to tho presenco
aud determination Of tho police they did not
eommtb my Wot0hoe. A WaBoIl-lDhu OF Moo0
was driven botwoen the sidewalk aud track III
nrdor to hinder operations, but was promptly re-
moved Uy half-past u the track was laid to
Fullerton ayonue, and tho railroad hands Dc
parted, leaving tho Sixteenth Warders srIcntly
exaBporatad and sweating that ITO earn should
svef run over tue new road. squad OF police
II on duty tonight to preservo order.
THE TnoupLEe AT NIGHT.
When tie residents Of that portion Of tho oitY
through Which tho railroad track is laid loft
their homcs and proceeded to engage In thoir
days labor, yesterday, they believed that further
work by tLo Companys employees would be
fss1S fons BY rdi rjadicsl I decision. 4Ioy wore not fte
theis @ anticipattons Ind Ieen disappointed,
and wore in tho, last dogreo,, ombit-
property-holdora assembled at points contiguous
TO the scene Of operations, and, Az they dwolt on
khe irreparable injury which tue work entailod
pm their vosted intereats, they became proper
hot iess than 600 Of thom had gathered ii the
junction of Clybour1, and Southport avenues,
Ind manifested their dfsapprobation in de-
lorminod manner. There was but ono auggea-
teed to tho destruction Of tho work which lad
been accomplished boforo Buasct. Armed with
elubs aud picks, huch tools aa would ansTor the
:purpoae, they required but tho hint Of a deter
mined loAdet TO begin the work Of ruin.
An oi1cer whose beat conprel,enda tho sauare
railroad company for their track, hurried to
hFebster-ayenuo Station, and notified Capt.
aad.sd m1nd of tho rs st"ston That officer speedily
flo scene Of disorder. Iliy ar,
fival was very opportuno for had it
been delayed tho rioters would, doubtless, have
rnediato attack by the police. Tho presence Of
tho law otiiccra, who numbered not loss than
thirty mon, aided by tho efforts Of the Captain
aud se.rgcants, induced parloy, aud tho final
It midnight when TnrnusE reporter reached
tie -gr9nnd, there was no evidence
pie. and everything bore the appearance
knots Of excited mon mot, who axprosaod thom.
selves yohonlently, and disposition to halt and
Inquire The object Of visitation Vas preBent
on aneidos. Tho pooplo arc determined that
their rights shall DO deferred to, and that tho
railroad authorities are to bo opposoa ut evory
point. The track has beon finished to tho city
limits, hut it is worry eyidont that the 1abors Of
the corporations are not yet over.
INTERSTATE COLLEGIATE Assoo1A-
TIoN.
mooting Of delegates from the State Col
iegiate Associations Of Illinois, Indiana, Wiscon-
sin, Ohio, and Iowa, was hold at the fremont
Honae yesterday, its object being to organize an
Interstate and intercollegiate body, whose
purpose shall be the promotion of oratory In tho
educational Institutions Of tho Northwest.
Mr. II. G. Adams, OF Grinnell College, H.,
called the mcotfng to order. and hr. r. r..
Egbert, Of the Chicago University, and Mr.. A. r.
Bprague Of Doloit College, we're elected tenn
porary Chairman mud Secretary, respectively.
THE DELEGATES.
A Committee on Credentials WAS appointed.
and reported MS follows; llnois--J. H. Durgon,
Knox College; T. i. Egbort, Chicago Uniycrsi-