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

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take charge of the body.
Deputy is Fired Upon.
Deputy sheriff James Shcchan, sta
! toned at Baltic. was fred upon last
night near the Finnish church and
slightly wounded. \ charge of bird
shot was fired at him and shot pene-
| trated his legs. The fact that he wore
! , heavy rubber coat and rubber boots
saved Tim from more serious INJURY.
Deputies are investigating the shoot
| ing.
strikers rcsortcd t. parading at
quincy and Red Jacket this morning
but no disorder marked either dem
onstraticn \ procession was formed
near No : shaft at Mesnard and pro-
cecdcd toward quincy. The military
again halted the line of march until
miners gained access to the shaft.
\ crowd of about 400 strikers and
womca sympathizers met in Red jack
Ct an formed five paradcs. The
streets were travcrsed from $3.50 to
o'clock.
Pcketlng Despite Injunction.
Strikers picketcd near the Mineral
Range railroad station at Wolverin"
and in the vicinity OF the Centennial
and South Kcarsarge mines. When
CaValrymen were escortinE a work
men through the crowd at Wolverine
. man, tor whom the officers are now
searching exclaimed: "I'll get YOU
with knife"
Another crowd assembled near Nos
and shafts at Aloucz where the
working force is increasing each day,
hut no disturbance was reported. All
meek and Mohawk strikers were or
Gcrly ana no demonstration Of any ma
turc was conducted.
After Would Be Train Wreekers.
The attempt To wreck the Copper
Range train at Baltic and trains cross
ing the county bridge resulted today in
the throwing ont of a lragnct IN which
special detectives hop" To apprchcnd
tho guilty parties. The rails on the
Copper Range spur at Baltic were
spread early yesterday morning, and
an angle iron was found i'm the frog OF
= switch on the county bridge Monday
night and yesterday morning. The
IRON, about 81 inches in l"ugth. was
placed tightly into the frog and had ii |
not been discovered trains would have
occn derailcI il not wrecked. The /
South Shore trains hay, been bringing /
outside wOrKmcn into the strike zon,
and the attempt is believed To hay,
zen mace To- keep the trains from COINS |,
BEYOND Iloughton.
Porch Blown or House,
An attempt was made last night L.
blow up the home of a Quincy mine |
traHmcr boss, but the perpetrators |
succeeded in only dcmolishjng the |
porch. No one was injured An effort |
is being made to locate the guilty per
sons.
Alleged Attack on Soldier
Louis Stayhs Of Ahmcck, charged by |
Private l. W. Swift with assault with |
intent To commit great bodily HARM |
will be given an examination befora
Justice Medlyn of Ahmeek tomorrow |
The alleged Offcnsc occur, q /
Sept. 80
George COpric, charged with mtimi-
dation, will be taken before Justice !
Medlyn tomorrow afternoon for cx-
animation.
More Workmen Arrive.
Outside wori>mru are arriving on
every train for the Calumet ~ llccld |
l"mpany and the production is grad
ually Nearing normal Double shifts
are at worI; in a majority of the shafts ,
or the {. " II. More than zoo men are
at work in the Red Jacket shaft II
is believed that the enforcement of the
injunction will result in more men
coming to the district to work as it
will provide protection
Rock Shipments Increase.
Shipments today show "a steady in
crease in the output of various mines
in the north end Of the county. Ccutcu-
NAL shipped thirteen ears, South Kcar-
sarge nine aud twenty three wcr,
shipped from OsccOla.
Truant Officer Causes Arrest.
The cnly arrest incident to the
school childrcn's strike in Kcvccnaw
was made Yesterday ON complaint oC
Truant Officer Medlyn The defendant
Steve Stimach is charged with per-
his children 10 remain away
from school. Stimach viii lc arraign-
ID before George J. Richard Of Eagle
lIarbor township In justice Mcdlyu'aI
court "Wednesday afternoon Of next
week
,MACKINAWSrNND OvERCOATS