The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
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x d. to,tAijolH Y iffomi ihts ffs1ihH 66s ailyS
traint this protection hatpS pSsextendgda assit
account Of interstate sHFel elnesce ae !, Il -,
believed that the Injunction issued updsr3
the bill win stop ths strike fof, tie swh6iss5
poxss e ths soyernTPsYns NJ 9ss Pe eallsf Y 4.
IS ass esssa.i sns S'a E
thS 5tto9ps Of the lu4ttea ,state5lcau, l,e,
h not necss.iiairi.y;, said lie, TO issue isl
cniilJunction to prevent inteffeience With
the mails. for sdch .mteffereneel ly Ill itself,
~ crime for which the guilty. purity can,
ipe. arrested and indicted IL n more
,n.sc,ces$ary y, to issue o restrsining order to
'bfetent interferehce With 'intesstate com
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washington, July s.-senator bavis'bf
Mirresota to-day received thes foil6wiht,
telegram, dated Dnluth: nj iitli HI
We. the railway .employas Of Duluth,
tt rnestly request you to ,suppost Senatop
Kyles mail train resolution now 6e Tore Tore
congress-. I'D. McIhnis.s =
: Il :'Presldent zoe, j A. III III" ..
I. He ireplieli By " ire,iwith the folbNanrI
~ nEAtis ideclarationi; sN.ti' .tsan,
have received your telee Han: ea win ndf'
! support SenafSr Kyle's RESOLUTION. ne is
aGHiratss6nt own real welfare. II Is Nlsd
II bow 50 the security, neace tand ,riall.s.
sstsS3nstlicne s3s .,of people who never lhaf:ned
iEsu or your associates. My duty to the
sspnstitntion aid the lawsS forbiSs II me "a "a
ssuitein q resolution 10 fegalite 'iawiess-
MISS The same duty rests upon !yoa,it
self and your astpciates, The power, to
reerlate Commerce, amoag tho several
states b vested, bJt the i,cohstithtioh,tin
congress. Your asscciatea have. in,urpei
that pover by, force. at ,Hanm 3nd,. and
other places. aud have destroyed, com
merce between tile states In these '15aI. psr
ticular instances You are rapidly 'ai,.
preaching the tvert act of levyingi war
against the United States, aud sou will
find the definition of that act in the con-
stituti0n. trust that wiser thcuchts
will regain control. Yon might as Vel
ask me to vote to dissolve this govern
ment. &C. X. Davis"
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Chicago, July 5.-The situation here il
regarded more favorable for, the rail.
rotds. Under the protection Of the troops
trains of all kinds are beginning to move. u:
There was some disturbance yesterday,
but nothing serious aside from the hum
7 Ing Of 10 cara Of the Chicnso Il Fast
,etp lllineiasieIt 10 stated that II special
.era nd jury has been /. / He'd for next Week,
{ I'D that Preaident Debs aud other, of-
6cers Of the A., II, ~. rwlllid be indicted for
Serious trouble is reported from fra n, sioiix;
CITY end Sacramento, Cal. At the latter
plf ce the militia was ordered to charge
the mob, but instead turned about and
went back to their arlnory.. Strikers;
fully armed, are coming into Sacramento
Jem other towns, aud bloody battle
may occur. r" gtG ,Li},.- 'Wls ~, AT
st. Paul. July 5.-Every road, in, St,
Psul succeeded I'M getting passenger
tlTins in and out yesterday and to-day.
The Burlington also sent out two, freight
trains this morning, this breaking of the
freight blockade. This, afternoon other
roads will probably send out Freight
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Chicago, July 8.-This has been by fur
the most turbulent and critical day I'm
tho Unparalleled railroad strike and boyy
colt. When it opened there was q gen.
eral feeling that It's passage would go
tsstoward, clearing the atmospheric II. n.
de6l, II dia not prae etIeally, lit, the. .s,n,
bRrgo on commerce which hns held this
[stity inpits grip for the past week. Tia,
expectation was chiefly Z based on Tie
.prefence of federal troops, in the. most
dangerous districts But 1t must be con.
fesSed Tint the hope INDUCED Ii Ipt, tIs
opeiling in this regard has not been justi.
fei. The troops were few in numbers at
'best, and when they were divided into
sfaphds and distributed at points sep
fated by,t very ffo1sidef4 dbtantgb II
sSon becahe lfRtdeht tnSt lt pfettist
VI l; overawf1s bodieS fiad4 been tlssi-
DAted st. the. sams time. Instead Of fiec-
I'M in sfeqg .bstofk fhea afases a tha yet
the tufbi ieeit fAcuR Raads htt SdsaH 3
1.-THE ND Rfs 4lders. x&jdSAd toKt2l
atEthem, cast vile epithets at them and
litsally played hide, and seek with them,
stepping trains at. viii, and generally
Il si:.sis, s.1is'sss eEs ( psssst sasastFS1
before. ~
Unsle Sans police Aesipaand again
wien thcressN5rGf .sfSEiaH& Of tl,em
cbppt train which 1t. yas. sought to
,,e1d aE eesEeSk lplfaft& it,
they gave way lfKe water before the
tleHled bayonets Of single company Of
iaMentFy Or the trappling ,ot single
soihd Of cavalry. Like water, t6o, they
r. bed Y again, Ct a poiPqt dust beyond.
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