The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06


officer, are now active in seeking his
removal and the matter is expected to-
come before the beard this evening f.
is said that the strikers threaten to
keep their children at nome unless thu"
petition is granted
General Abbey to Chicago.
General +. J.. Abbey. in charge of
the state troops i'm the strike district.
left Yesterday afternoon for Chicago to-
attend the National Guard associa-
TONS convention, which opened there
today BEFORE he returns to the cop
per country nc will visit at his hpm"
in Kalamazoo on business and it Us
expected he also viii confer with
Governor Ferris ON Ia" strike situa.
tlon. During his absence Major Jersey,
who has arrived from Detroit. Viii bc
In command of the troops
Quartermaster General Rogers aud
Major Stewart accompanied General
Abbey to Chicago Yesterday. Major
Stewart will go to Grand Rapids his
home from Chicago and viii not re
turn To- duty here. Major Rogers will
return Thursday morning.
Major Gdnus"r. who has been m
command IF the troops a. Mohawk.
left this morning for his home ina Bay
city. Mayor White, chaplain of the
First regiment. lett Yesterday for Jack
son. Both officers wcr" ON continuous
duty since the troops arrived.
In Justice Courts.
Mrs. John kocjan was arrested this
and ,'rruigucd before in tiro
G. .. Jackola ON the charge of assault
ana battery. Complaint was made by
Frances Bolf Mrs Kucjau entered 81
plea of not guilty aud demanded urI
examination which was set for oct
=. Bolf alleges that MIS-. Kuriau at
tackled him last Friday morning ON ono
# the Rcd Jacket streets Jud also that
She attacked three women.
Mrs, Kocmu has boon ono ct th,
most active of the aut.-ylrikc sym
rathizcrs among the women aud has
escorted m"u To- work. Tho
'omplaiuaut is - striker aud the yo-
men alleged Ia have been attacked are
strike gympathizcrs.
The examination of Mrs. Gymuttr
tnd Mrs Coya. both charged with i'm
timidation. was set. for this afternoon
in the court Of Justice Arml. IN,
former woman Is alleged to have
thrown Cffli at = workman at Wolycr-
me Friday evening. Ia PURSUING hr,
70 max" an arrest, the horse ur ono 90 |
he soldiers accidentally knocked down
he womdn's child vino got into tho
way Of The horse, this provoking e urar
lot
The examination of Gustav" IguatZ
hare"d with Intimidation occupied tho
attention of Justice Fishers court this |
Tho testimony of sr,cr9i !
witnesses was taken and the hearing |
was finally adjourned until Wcdurs.
lay 10 provide for the trauscribius Of |
testimony. II is regarded as probable |
IgnatH will be- bound over for trial.
There is a Jury trial in Progress i'm |
Justice Fishers court this afternoon of !
Annie Clcmcnc. charged with assault |
lnd battery.
Rces Leaves for Lansing.
Following tho refused saturday ol
Judge =. ~ pRricn H. issue au o.,
'artc writ restraining tcmpurari, a.,
Western Federation of Miners aud 9th
RS from strike pickOiug aud nlrrfcr.
nee with workmcn, Attorney NlIcn T.
ltecs Of Houghton lof' Yesterday al.
icrnoon for Lansing vh,rc hc viuI
present arguments lu the supreme
court tor the issuing uf mandarin
writ, application for which was made
several DAYS ago, requiring Jndg.
- Bri"n to issdc such restraining
'rdcr. TIL" application made b,fnr.
Judge O'Brlen in chambers Saturday.
vas Supported ny oigrty.hyc afIid,.
Its 81 ""pp'r country residents. do.
scribine various unlawful acts since |
he 6issoluti N Of the trst Injunction I
L was denied by the court. however. ON
he ground that no notice of IN. ,o