The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03

that district again this morning
sheriff Hepting admitted last hish'
that ne had put the entire matter nv
the hands OF the governor The 'hei
! iG stated 4, vas an appeal for troops
although IL was left 20 the governor
~ use his Judgment as 10 what steps
,hould be taken TO relieve the s''ua'
tion. The sheriff declared It was II"
Longer safe for even dismtcrestcd per
sons - enter Keween1w either III 'hs
early morning hours or At night
More Troops TO Ahmeek
General Abbey is in doubt "a to tn
strength of the troops required 10 pre-
serve order in the Kcwcenaw d's'ric"
\ detail of artillerymen were sent 10
Ahmeek today from Quincy, a part OF
the cavalry force that has been IN O''l-
IuInet being transferred TO Hancock.
The military force in keWeeh""
lcounty now numbers -, every one "'
whom has been ordered 10 preserve
Ipeacc. In the event that the troops
cannot impress the aggressors that Or
der must prevail, a larger force VIII D'
despatched TO the district
The Uoughton company would be the
first 40 be recalled, and If more We''
needed the Calumet Engineers Wou''
be impressed into service,
Rock Shipments Today
The production of the Centennial
mine. which started rock shipments Tor
The first time since the strike peSan
Yesterday. was increased today. when
eleven ears of rock were sent To the
ytamrnius at Point Mills. Today
sbipmrrts from the Osccola mine
amounted to twenty cars, the largest
shipmpnts since the strike, 40. ) shdl'
of the Osceola is now operating {"
close to a normal basis, as We'll as th'
40. shaft and shipments Will DE
lrontinued regularly. shipments ron
. the south Kearsargc branch OF t''
, Oscco,a Consolidated amounted t.
twelve cars OF rock today
Joseph Sonar Acquitted.
, Joseph Sonar. who was tried b. Jur,
[, i'm the court of Justice Jackola ycstcr
Gav afternoon on the charge of assault
and battery. preferred against HIM ~
a result Of his alleged participation II
1.-THE Swcdctown disturbances th'
morning previous, was acquitted. Tn
!, jury. which was composed OF William
} Barrett. John Cane T. w. Clarke
Sam Mcclure. John Wills and T.. NJ
Wickstrom rendered its verdict aftc
about orc half hours consideration o
the evidence.
t The hearing of John NcIp, charg
= I'd with intimidation, is set for tomor
= low morning in the court of Jus
e tice Jackola.
Three Gases Dismissed.
The cases of Ferdinand and Eugen
Beauioin and william Little, charge
: by Chpr,cs Hcnsley, an ,mploye of th
IS No. &c shaft with intimidation, wcr
e this morning dismissed by Justice ar
u NIT. When Hcnslcy made complain
he informed the cour. the men too
% rim by the arm and used him qui,
. roughly In view Of the change {
10 front If the complaining witness, III
| dlSniSSdt - lIt Cdn'' Noe 'i'' "''
course remaining.
- The hearing Of Anton BclJan, charl
ed by Floyd r Bclchcr one of I'll
y" soldiers. with using ind"Ccu, laneuae
. is set for this afternoon i'm the eJu
- Of Justice Aunit but in view of n
=, fact the complaining witness has +"
- the copper country, having been o'
Gcrcd back home it is likely the c7.
- viii be dropped.
=. The case of Richard Kusau. ,l1..
:, ed with intimidation, VIII he heai
this Afternoon by Justic" Armit. Con
rlaint IN this case was made by LLct
am"s II. Ferris ON behalf OF JOSEF
-. Bujula, who il Is alleged was int