, 1877-07-31


be nut removed tu foliet nnl tried for their
crimes, then uur lattor stato Will bu worse than
our ltrst, fur thc whole trbe arc ia rcntcss and
cruel as tho E.hSe, md there can b: nslt!;er
peace nor security while they remain. It Is tho
irst time ever invested In u town wholly goy-
etncd by Foreigners, and It will be the iast.
CALEB STuWE.
PENITENT PEOnIANS.
RIOTERS BEFORE IuDUK DKcNMoNn.
Tho clscs of the rtutcrs who stopped tic ruts-
nlng Ut trains on tho Toledo, reorla IL Wnrsaw
1satlruad wcro heard yesterday nftcrnooM before
Judge Dru,nmond, thu casc bcfng contempt Of
bis Court In that the l,oau WIS under thu COM
| tnat,l of Receiver appointed By Him. Mr..
| John N. Jcwctt, Attorney fur tho lloal, Fead
| tho following
ArripAviTs:
IL h9 1 z3sMas s fssI sSts 15r t H. Fl s
D,tfr,4 Of HilnoIs: Yous Receiver, 4. Lawrence
l!upkns BY the orAst Of cSutt duly s!le u an4 en-
rcoria i Warsaw hallway. etc., respectfully 1cpru:
| stnts and shows into yInr iu1nr tbat on tho .th
:ssrs Of sns: ns Il aase Z s:a at a, as cy Soa e
Hamilton. nunroo !adIcs. Julius ulllaustt.
N.shu!aa lIo!1aan. rhil,p ks;be,; y ana Jatus m
fully interisrc4 with. ot,st1aets., n9d prevented
tho .ail To'eo. Fcoria ! Waraaw Hallway, ani fot
N1tktEulArH Dt H1l4 interference A{0 HuE6 hGk
| forth In tho at|laayttA herewith presented.
This petition closes by nsk!ng such order as
tho Court l,lay tlect1 proper. 1t Is signed by
John n. Jewctt, attorney tar thu Receiver. The
truth of the matters charged are certified to by
+. n. Finncy, superintendent Of tho ropl.
Tic first u thu accompanying ailttlavts was
,na'lo by r. n. Finncy, who sworn that ''c was
sapcrfntcn!lcnt q tho rsad; that on lust
! Thursday tho tralns Nero iltartercti with AMI
violently ot'ssrueted t'yau assembly Of rioters;
that among the assctnblaEs Of noto,ls persons,
ana apparently leaders, were Mack, Ennis.
| mud SAcrcr, nil Of whom personally assisted III
preventing tho running of snil trims; that
prior tu tho intcrfcsenea aniant eAtiscu hnnd-
bills to bo posted shuw'ng that thu road was
umlcr tho cottrol of said Euurt; also that said
bills were torn down au1 n.,t Respected.
Joscph stlltun att William Wincup sworo
tt,at there had Eetn general disturbance alntig
thu limo Ut the road; TINT ncrowd assrn1lcd
Thursday morning IN Peoria TO tle number Vt
b0J, muny armed will! sticks and clubs; That
whcn Tho 10.o'rlock train canse along
Thursday morning IL WA taken pos:.
crow.l wyrc tIltl,,lscr, Jorrics, Holfna, Kesber,
anil ahcrcF, who Jumped upon ami set the
bruKcH, III pursuance of or.icrs frpfn Mack and
disconnected thu cars. Also, that tho sano per
tllreatcuru and issel vtolcnt language toward
| the train-HIGil
THONGS r. McCrca, u locomotive engineer,
swure that 'ihnrMluy ;nnrnIng fle arrived vt Pro.
apparently led by quo James Ennis, appeared III
front Ut h!s csig:ne ai,d commanded him tn
Rtut,; thut wlle.a hc askcd H. Gross tho 0tIlcr
Eas step 70 nt tS aus ~ st3,sn,. II tns e1SS en
snk!, aston, or III Ahsx,t you''; tint said Etl-
nta rufrcsuntcsl htn,sclf uni nthcrs "a u cotIi-
mittec from larger 1uay uf men.
Norton tiauGhev, aaa engineer, Bwofo tint lie
WIS i,ear AeCrea through tic matters set tDrt.
In Ills n!llttaylt, asll Tint 4it ha awotu 10 waa
trlu; alsu, thas sati Ean[s aftcrwan1s said that
he ha1 fnur l,aptcd piatals IN hs pu.kuts when
la stopped sieCrca, atsl that he " meant busl-
nces."
William Wor1cll, an engineer, sworo that to
4aW Enn!S tlTaW q revolver nlni Threaten No
Crcn; that !argc crowd s.ul o short ulataneo
o.f urirt the lt.s!crallp VI Ja!ncs Mack. At u
ncctiny ths night hcfure Afack InAtu hpcec
usscEtiix tlat ait tra.ns aud shops shotlI stup;
alno that ho would show nry osis ho" 10 throw
Mack through tho merling; Ennis was lcadcr
cf thu erowd which ~cnt to tho round-liousc
anil stopped work.
Walter Ustcshatlso swore that he waa In tic
rount-s,ouse Wednesday, night, nnsl TINT Mask,
Ennis, Jc!1ries, atll ShaEer, with uthnss. tat!1c
INTO tho round house and commanded aliIaut
anil others to stul, work; that inahy Of this
etowa wsre ars: ',,; :*a aa that they threatened
franE i}tck"rk t anI j. II. Grouse Sheriff ana
Deputy ShcHW Of Peoria County, swore to tho
stale Ut riot, aud that Eun's and alaek were tho
leaders.
ISSUING 4 WARRANT,
Judge Druu;noni-llow msny Of these riot.
crs arc there IT. eussodyi
slr. Jcwcts-Etght.
Jn!gc DrunlnoH$-Whcro are thcya
/ Judgn Dfumnond-fhc proper course then
| w0ulA hu fur You to cal,se to bc Issued war;
rant 10 bring them heturo the Court, and to
put this warrant In tho AauIs Ut thu Marsha! to
be served ut u1cr.
alr. .Jewott-Couccrning these Witnesses who
]u.l*s p{.mmond-I cannot let any Of them
NJ Jcwett-alr; Finney, tho Superintendent
Of tho roa'l. Il badly broken up, and It Is a,nost
1'ceessary tbst he go l'ul.'e,
any prorosltion to let at'y at them 20 away,
and, unlsss they will PROMISE tu ttay
:a!1 !; I. ss1guixs ,,n them, re.'sgs eli, .o9S
want time to ctlZagc counsel. and II 80 should
llaSu to give thc&n surh t.tme as may be ueccs-
sary. ,.
: A warrant was then issued. and couple oi
Deputy Marsha!s were sent after the prisoners.
They RETURNED III about tat an hour with eight
pretty roagh-lotktns specimens Of humanitY,
whu cauae intu the Goycrntnent nuittltn. hanll
guffru. TLu "roiueutongBh were removed,
tt'veycr. oil crossing tho Iorta!s Vi the temple
Of Justice, and the lnen accommodated With
was q wait Ut two or three ,nluutrs belore Judge
DrlnnlonA entered ttu ToUHl, Aar<hcl uD pa4 4
thu prisoners, took his seat on tLe bench, anl
opened tue proceedings utter the following
| manner:
"uAyk rot Tuxsa DEFENDANTS AsnH, Supos
u4aGYl"
Judge DanRs-They ~. all bcre.
JuAgv DsuiuLnonI-Whtso afu thcy1
Judxe Drsul,,uS@A 'ss VII HsoeS Gsuttsmeu
you Layu LSen arrested for Interfering with
tho property u the Tolslu, F.uEta y Warsaw
Rallroaa. which t. in tAe custody Vi thjs Court,
- Ar.II hn1x tooS ft,fA
have lccn quit tof Q sunlelupt u tll4 Court.
Complaint has Gcen uluIc by Ynr!ous pcrson4