The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-21

Tried 'u make him turn back ana go
home lie refused To do 81 and drew
gun TO assert his rights. He was al
lowed To proceed on his way.
Shooting at Ahmeek -AIlouez.
Considerable shooting in the woods
In the vicinity of AhmeeI and Allouez
last night was reported this morning
lo brigade headquarters. Whether the
shots were directed at scntries could
not be- learned.
To Name Lower State Man.
The special committee of the coun-
Is board of SUPERVISORS. consisting of
Messrs Eddy ana Hamar, have as yet
been unable to secure a special assis-
tant 10 Prosecuting Attorney Lucas.
rhe committee was in session Tues
day ana at that time debated on the
selection OF a lloughtou county man
Attorney W A. Rurritt Of Hancock
aas lhc man generally looked upon as
being the most favorable To all par
ties concerned but MIR Burru and
the committee dradlockcd on the mat
ter of compensation and in the end the
committee concluded To look else
whore for a man.
The committee conferred this morn
ing by telephone with the prosecuting
attorney and a decision To seek "a
lower Michigan man was reached.
Several men who will he acceptable
TO all parties concerned have been
approached. and a decision will he
reached possibly tomorrow.
Asks For Dismissal.
Harry Perriman, Homer Delong-
champ and John James, all of Osceola,
who were arrested early in the week
on the charge of intimidation appear
ed before Justice Fisher this morning.
Attorney I.eCi-ndre for the defendants
argued for the dismissal of the case on
the grounds no intimidation had been
shown in the testimony, while Attor-
ney Mccormick for the people de-
manded that the men he bound over
for trial Justice Fisher reserved
judgment, requesting each attorney to
tlc briefs before Monday, when the
hearing will he resumed
The Information in this case was
1led by a man called Stgnich. who al
leges that while on his way To work at
he La Sale mine, he was stopped near
the Osceola street ear station and
warned to proceed no further by a
man who was i'm company with the
three defendants He continued on his
way however, and had passed the sta
ton, when the man who had first
l. e,
three defendants and others and Stig-
Itch claims the whole party chased him
a considerable distance. but ne sue
ceeded i'm making his escape. The de-
Tense takes the stand that as neither
of the three defendants had spoken a
word To the complainant there could
have been no intimidation.
Five are Bound Over.
George Males, Mike Gmcntz, Joseph
Savonin, Andrew Vince, Andrew Tes-
sen were all hound over to the circuit
court Yesterday afternoon by Justice
Little OF Houghton
Grueutz and lessen were bound over
on = charge Of carrying concealed
weapons The cases had nothing to
do with each other. lessen having been
arrested at Superior and Gruentz az
the other end Of the county. The tes-
timonv i'm all of the cases was read
and signed 10y the witnesses
George Males was held on another
count, the charge on which he was
bound over being assault with intent
To- do great bodily harm less than the
crime of murder. \ hearing will he
granted him later ON an intimidation
charge. The intimidation charge that
will come up soon is distinct from the
charge on which he was bound over
Tuesday.
Joseph Savonia and Andrew vince
were bound over on charge or OBJ
structing Undersheriff Heikkila at
Woiyerine when he was trying To make
an arrest.
Malkovieh Up Tomorrow.
Lao rIalkovich, the man arrested