The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-05

crimes Yesterday, and the cumulative
sentences VIII probably make hm
lie prisoner. lie is man OF less
than thirty years Of age.
oslo was ore ~ the star" Witnesses
before the legislative committee that
"lnvestleated the Marquette institu.
ton last year He occupied much. ot
ihe committees time. ana received
great Consideration tIom the minority
of lis members The Deuou Journal
has had much 20 saw about him % the
past twelve months
As tar as Deputy Warden Catlm was
able 90 ascertain. the cause at the
trouble was differences between Ogic
ana the two men be attacSed that
arose from their intercourse in the.
prison. Both Banks and Henderson
have gooc prison records. They nave
made no trouble, and the few re-
ports against them arr Tor minor 81
lenses. Ogle's record. on The other
hand has been bad ana he has had
the dlstru.t o. both the officers and
the other inmates
Just prior % the Stabbing. Banks lad
lett his seat az long work table run
Ming along The south w9ll Of the shop
90 go 10 toilet located midway on the
west van. near thr northwest corner
ot the room When he noticed Banks
al the toilet. he LEFT his place and 'p
preached him. his action attracted Ices
particular attention. as q was supposed
that he was going 20 use the toilet.
As soon as he was In striking uis-
lance of Banks. however. he drew his
dagp er from his clothes and plunged
it into Banks back, directly over IN,
spine. infictins the wound that pene-
trdted one Of Banks lungs. Banks
turned and fed. nut not before Osle
inflicted a second wound.
Banks ran UP an aisle between the
first and second work tables that eZ
tend along the south side OF the build
ing. with Ocle in hot pursuit Officers
Foubert and Menhenuet whose atten-
tion had been attracted by the stabb-
inc. ran toward The pair from the
opposite end OF the tables, or the east
end OF the room. About midway the
length OF the second table from the
vail Henderson sat al his work. When
be reached Henderson. Ogle gave up his
pursuit OF Banks. and leaped at MS
second prospective victim. Henderson
srappled with him. but he piled his
knife wickedly and inflicted three Sc
vere cuts before il could be struck frcu
DIS hand.
The officers We're upon Osle within
@ second or two after he mad turned
On Henderson. and Menhennett struck
him down with terrific blow with his
cane. one ~ the cOnvicts seated
nearby had sprung 10 Henderson's as
sistance, and helped ON ercome Ogle.
The men in the shop-thcrc are over
ZOO Of them-hahayed admirably
throughout the fracas. not giving the.
slightest sign Of desiring 10 make
trouble Ia fact il IS said that Oh,
sentiment against Ople ran very high.
and that IL Tho convict body had been
able 70 deal with his case it would
have gone hard with him.
Both wounded men were hurried 20
tho hospital. and Dr. Carried was sum-
moncd henderson thought that he
was .aHIIp wounded. lie told Deputy
Catin that he would hrd a letter in
his cell that would explain the whole
trouble. and that ne had twelve ana a.
hald dollars in prison in his trousers
pocket. Banks. who was much the
more seriously wounded OF the two
men was too badly overcome 10 have
much 10 say The letter 10 which
Henderson referred told Of threats that
Dgle had made 10 him against vari~
Gus officers Of the prison, and Csle's
Indignation when he henderson, had
refused him the loan Of dollar. Oglc
asked Henderson when he vas paroied
10 throw n gun over the wall 10 MIN,
and said that he would then get re.
Ncnge Ogle told Henderson that he
was after revenge and that he did not
care what became Of him. Hcndcf son
wrote that after he refused Ogl, the
! loan Of q dollar Ogle tried &C. stir the
men la the yard up against him. He
attributed Oelcs attack on him largely
| 20 the refusal e the loan.
The weapon which Oele welded was
on" blade Of n pair of shears. about
nine or ten inches long. \ handle ha;
been made by wrapping the fingers end
| 81 the blade with strips Of the denim
that Is used IN the manufacture oi
orefulls. and there was a loop lingcl
sheath OF the same material, 50 thai
| the hand OF the man who welded thu
blade would not slip. The weapon ha,
been sharpencd. but It H. a dagger
rather than a knife. Nothing is know
of when Oglc fashioned 81. or how Ions
hc had been carrying 49, but he cvi
IDENTITY made II with the crlihcrat
purpose OF Getting the two men u
attacked. Yesterday after the meieC
he admitted that he had intended to at
tempt 10 KIN two other convicts. Dus
sold. the man he attacked three year
ago, and q second man named Prince
Ogle has been regarded as one of TIA
most dangerous men I'm the prison, an
the officers have had standing instruc
tions TO keep watchful eyes on hin
They have been told to be PARTICULAR
careful not to turn their backs on hii
at any time. rs he has been cOnsid
cred capable Of making a deadly as
| sault any time opportunity might offe