, 1877-08-01

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y A1A1A'A@9A'@A <ho"oo
two ar ttree feet long, Witness coutd M. dt.-
finut,i.h int what thc men saii> t1,t In h.n.
tcncti u hear tho two {inrmans nv somrtbiny
about going in tounrde the rngtne. md morin1
in rctnonse to Afr. pnlnn's ouc,ttons. thc p;..
mesa sail tie men I'll follnwci Wark' whn
sccur, tn hn ihcir jrndrr. aiti.nr0l, ~i+rn.s
hear, hin. El!c m orders.
sc5e, ,'!as.sr sm!ten and others her, r.:
wttncss for ttcinscjyes. When bc st1rk In III
facta, snd charged them witt, stopping thc train
or guarding IL, they caaf ant ali stoufly dcnIc.f
that they had done any fush thing. N@'''>>'
wcrr then crasninrrt. thrrt,ri, ihe ,h ~ an In.
trrprctrr. and tta. ri in smtnisnr,. ths, th.v
WIRE In the erowtl, t,,t did f,ut tt,fnm3t nnv II
The doarc,iations charged up.'n them. =
take the l0:l5 train from Ptnria cast, liz srs1
ttGett tlat II car1n In on time. o,u1 that tho
cTov,I stnpned Il, The Two f;crn,nns' tnrtitnlar.
j., saying IL must mt 70 on. Presently q man
net tIff, and, when liz Refused to du 40. onr ri
the Germans yelled. ttKnock him utY. fhr -
---.'' md tnun iu The cry,Td siovrd
lin OF tho stcrs.
,nony, tRc twf, fjcrn,ane prtckni m thcir .ans
md werc evidently atle 10 understand In tcss
ttmony without ti,u lnfrrnrctcr,s niti.
Frank filtchcoek, Shcrilt Ut Peoria County.
il, an,l swore hc',i tcli tie truth. tie wi,o'e
truth Rul uptt,ing b,,t the truth He shcn L..
Tilted to tho acts Of TIC riuters when The train
came In that morning. Mack seemed to lead
ta T. % ne .ne,p ~ 70 " % ha en o
ont nf tho crowd. Tbs Ucrmaus, Who srx,ke
English we'll enough for him Il, nnf1erst mi
them, helped to fn.ss matters giving objections
about cutting OF cars. backtnr thetn mi ~
tho yard, etc. Mos. q the crowd ha! sticks,
.ac or two having broom. handles Witness
had Also heard Mack say to F!nncy that he
would ALLOW tho passenger trains to run the
next nscInine. ~ 70 tllat ttlnc the mub bad
1nIy let tho ,nal cara 20 out the passenger cars
NJ. Quinn cross-c!nmtncd tho witness for tho
evident purpose of drawing fran him m admls-
slnn tllat Mack and Ennis were drunk. But tllo
Witness didn't admit. tic stuffed. however, that
aud appeared TO be aorry Tor what he hal done.
NJ. Quinn rrlr arked that this ought to 60 In
mttlGation os the ofienae.
Judge Dtllnmohd-fo say theT arc sorry;
time for them to he sorry. tlaughtcr.l
JosErH sTRTTLEHt
switcbman in tho yard, testified that the
crowd had unco1iple:! the cars On the morning
o'ct.wk in the afternoon they i stoppctl another M
train, anil Mack stated. In answer 10 question
from aomebody. TINT tic train wAuld e., no
tarther. Witness had not ssen Ennia In the
told witness to tell Ffnney that u they would
let the passenger trains run. but they'd be -
- If they'd let my freight 20 outt
ho"as srao a We. ts e1sssr s,t p ',t The sto
C. eotnpc,ed lin 10 Stop tlc train Il tic @ G., E i. +
Q. crossing. Ennis had a pistol In bis hand and
threatened to ktl! witness unless he stopped.
~ sN"'A S'0e' ~N A'-A4 >" 0soPt MIA aV
In answer tn Mr., Quinn, .n,errorator,e. Mr.
McCfca said Ennis lad clways behaved nretty
well IN to this tinc. In hts o,,i,,ion. Ennis
drank too much liquor for his owt, guud. This
WIS probably Tic casc that iay. aud hc Ind con.
GUIDED, for i,i1nselt to @foreiyc % bin M M and % say
nothing about it.'' '''''' "''>@ '"'
William WorrclI, another euntneer. told bnw
Ennis apd Mack lid conducted 1,crotfat.ons he.
tween tie railroad mel and lis coopers, Mack
cra Wctlnrsdar niyi,t an,i tnIi i'm thrt th.v
would stop liz trains. and tat II therc m. nny
cooper there tl1at didn't know low to throw !
train on hc would show lin how. Witness aiao
frsttf1cff to tI,e stnt,nno NJ fhc IN m fr,ir
Wr. Quinn ti1cn LAX if,e Nitness IN 1tand' on,
tried to show That thc witness wns ut Hrst ono
of thc strikers himaelf. The wItness main.
taincd that hc had rune around to tic meeting
hpl too much regard ior t,s i!fc antl hanninsss
Il, get up tllcrc atfJT :te hie yirws whicit uern
onpt,sed to II. There nas no ti!sro.,tion among
tic railroad emplores to strike, n thcg wcrs
satisfied With Sir. Fiuncy'e decision,
Morton {iauchgr, another engineer on the
toa1, testified 10 having wttncsecj I'M atonnare
Of the morning, AFTERNOON, aod yyeninr trains.
When tho astcr,loou-tratp was etopped. aiark
ami shcrcf soid II would ro % nj farther'
Some Of The crowd evidently lid
nut understand this, mud rrutty soon
Ennis came up and aaid, :" You i'd f0ols dou't
you know any betteri This train don't 20 any
iurthcr.n - '
Suot, FInpcy testified to the posting TN nf
Judgc Drumnlund's notice tkot any nersons in.
terftrtnv Will tic road valld be ssu,nmnriiv
dcslt with. There vas no s,csire atnons1 his 1ne1
to STRIKE, Ennis was a ycry rt,otj man fnderi
II 10 would only let whisky a|une. After ho
had engaged in The first mart OF The strIka he
camc to him F|nncy1 auulooizcl ft,r what he
had done, and wautci to know. II he went hnns
and llts nothing u,orc, whether he could ret
back or not, Ftnney told lin, ts rouId rn,ne
back II the Yartl.M alter world ri him.
Iii, Quinn eaiti It hati bccn ststei in somr of
the papcra that Mack Ind bccn In thr Psniten-