The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-13
ORDER DETAILING OFFICERS AS
GUARDS PREclPlTATEs
MUTiNY.
TH|RTY-F|VE D|SOBED|ENT
Men Declare That Butchers and
6rocers Said That Trey Would Not
Give Them Food If They Protected
Street Cars From strikers-Muti.
neers Are All Discharged.

columbus. Ohio. Ang. 1a.-Thirty-
i've ont Of l4O members Or the night
police force robellod tonight when
called upon by Mayor Marshall 10
board street ears III nn effort to catch
persons attacking ears with stones.
bricks ana bullets The miltineers
Mayor Marshall announced. viii be
dismissed from tho force tomorrow.
me mayor called only iipon regular
poi'ceinnn ~ assume the duty
ON cars About i37 special po-
'ieemen. engaged ana paid for riot
duts ~ connection with the strike.
were not drawn upon for this service.
az they were assigned tn places where
trouble was expected. Included In IN.
oa men VINO refused to hoard the cars
hrn Some of the oldest men on the
force.
Held Out.
Until today Mayor Marshall hoa
withstood pressure brought to bear hv
officials Of the Columbus Railway e.
i1sht company To put officers on ears.
CITY officials and members OF the
chainhtr Of commerce. joined In urging
'he mayor to take this step and he
consented, although hc said he ala nor
favor the pan.
Within a few hours his change nr
policy became known Ia the police and
there was widespread dissatisfaction.
This reached. elimination al rollcall
this evening The mayor began to
MAKE assignments ana those In rebel
non stepped out of the ranks. There
was little III feeling expressed al
though one policeman took Off hi.
coat ana asked the mayor Ia don il
ana then hoard ear.
No Food.
Az reasons for their mutiny some
saih they had been warned By grocers
ana butchers that II they rode on cars
'nsy would be refused provisions
others said they had belonged to
unions and others that they might
WISH 10 Join at some future time.
After being told that If they re.
fused To obey the new orders ,hav
would be dismissed. two Officers who
nad nj first rebelled stepped back into
me Inc with the regulars. The mayor
said iater that he had enough officers
TO man the 30 cars that the company
expected to operate tonight.
Later.
fhere was persistent rioting tonight
~ connection with the street car strike.
mutlny In the police department. due
70 the refusal of one-f fourth or tho
night force 70 ride on cars. as Mayor
marshall ordered. reduced the number
80 that all ears could not be manned
lay In wait for cars
without guards ana pelted the crews
a score of carmen were
injured
Many cars having guards We're at,
tackled. In some instances arrests were
Inaae' one pafrolman was severely IN
Jnffu' There was not much shooting
lohisnt, II was announced at the COM
pahys offices that lockout had been
'eclded upon. effective Mt 1 O'clock
Monday morning,
The police are seeking John II. Brady
leader OF imported carmen. on n charge
Of shooting two women and chllo IN
'front.' OF their homes. According to the
ponce, an automobile running through
brenl avenue suddenly stopped. One
ot the two occupants jumped out and
ordered two men on the sidewalk to
.heir homes. As his machine started
ne began to fire revolver at random.
Mrs, Catherine Kelley was shot In the
knee and her daughter Helena, 10 years
u age. In the shoulder. Mrs Charles
Hurt, neighbor. was shot IN the right
thigh Police In automobiles, after a
long pursuit overlook the machine. The
shooter escaped. The chauffeur. the
police say. asserted the man with him
was Brady.
The total number OF persons injured
IN riotng tonight wns 23. arrests, II.