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population the feeling Of fear which has been,
ensendered since the burning OF the cars on the
Fort Wayne track

t
Fort Wayne track.
| PlccANr rEor1ASs.
When judge Drummord announced the othel
day that any interference with the railroads il
the hands Of Receivers appointed by the United
States Court would be treated as case OF con
tempt OF court, he meant just exactly what he
sa'd. And so several offenders will find when
! they come into the augnst presence Of the Judge
Monday morning. When the Judges deter
Hination was announced, United States Marsha!
Hildrup quietly dispatched his CLief Deputy,
John stillwcll, to Peoria to see that
the hrst step in the execution 81 81
this order was carried out. Stillwell
/ tclcgraphed Marshal Hildrup yesterday that
q bateh OF strikers who had attempted to run
! things with high hand on the Toledo, Peoria
| g. Warsaw and the Peoria d Rock island Roads,
! which are being managed by Receivers appoint
| cd by thcCourt. These contumacious ludivfdu-
! ais will probably come to q realizing sense Of
| the fact that the mandate Of tue unltee States
! Judge is entitled to some consideration and re-
| spect.
TRADES UNIONS.
The delegates from several trades unions
were to have met On Cornell street yesterday
morning to hatch up some new dcviltry, but the
proprietor Of the hull in which they were
to have met was informed at an
early hour that the gathering would not be al
lowed, hence there was no meeting. A few Of
the delegates, however, put IN an appearance
during thc forenoon, but they got no nearer the
hall than the sidewalk. They amused them
selves talking the situation over for awhile and
gradually dispersed.
THE DEAD.
In the LIST Of killed published yesterday the
names Of both Castleman and 7. Essman we're
given. This was duplication, the latter being
to-day from No. 4S5 West Fourteenth street.
Carl Weller, another OF the dead, was burr led
yesterday from No. III McGregor street.
NOTES.
ALI members Of the Union Veteran Club and
MI veterans are requested to meet at the club
rooms, Grand Pacific Hotel, at 2 o'clock to-day.
The Second Ward Protection and Vigilance
Club will rally at SOC State street any time
during Sunday or Sunday night, in case Of alarm
from any source.
F. ii. Blair, Of the firm Of Felix Martin &
Blair, furnished Company & Of the First Rcgi-
ment with pocket money, G. H. Slack with GRO
ceries and sundries, and r j. Smith with cigars,
etc.
There will be meeting ut eAfartine's Hall, I
Monday evening, Of the citizens Of the Eleventh |
Ward who arc desirous OF forming permanent
law w-and-ordcr association for the ward, Us re-
quested bg the Mayor.
The members OF the First Ward organization !
are hereby notified to report ut their respective
headouarters at half-past7 this evening; also
the alarm agreed upon is given to turn out /
The proprietors Of tho Union Rolling Mill |
yesterday morning very generously contributed
4 wagon load OF vegetables to tic companies of
The Iwenty-second Infantry Which are stationed
near the mill, with 2 pG!ite note closing with ]
Inc intimation that, if the regulars should be
compelled to remain there, there Was *fulore to
% folioH.''
Oliver Lippincott, Jr., was accident1y wound
II Friday evening while the Fourth Ward bat |
a!ion we're drilling i'll their hall ut the corner Of
indiana avenue aud 'rhir.y,tirst street. Young
4ippincott was giving an exhibition Of his pro-
lciescy when another member OF the battalion,
sho sought to initiate him in his mancuyre5,
ct hts gun 60 off and the ball struck L1ppincott
the right arm, wounding him slightly.
The merchants and business men located in
he block bounded BY State, Washington, !
Dearborn, and Randolph streets desire to ex
rcss their gratitude to Alr. J. ". Strong, pro-
rietor Of the St. James Hotel, for tue conrte-
lis and hospital manner In which be treated
he citizens patrol on the nights of the 9th and
1th lust, furnishing an excellent suppcr at 2
III. aud providing beds for those Of the guard I
Tho were of duty.
The esprit de corps Of the press reporters !
uring the late troubles was something to be
sondered at, aud tue pride which some Of them
30k in getting iii the way OF danger Was cx-
raordinary; but it may be doubted whether one
who claims to have becn nit br / t
tone, did not exceed the exact line Of his duty /
attempting to remove his shirt in order to +
now the brulse to the cklitor-in-chief as proof |
his efficiency. His Word ought to have been !
Efficient.