davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-28

ENok RENT-one I-room house. Apply to
streets B26-tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
- q, 3 II - - .
,lTALYSENUTEST1., !.
brasil ,Must No Longer Interfere
\ with the RlwAts Of Itnl,.n t.,t,....

: Brasil ,huse No Longer Interfere
II with the Rights Of Italian citise.s.
Rome, July, G.-The Tribune sAys that
owing, to. the haEdships, to which Italians
II Rid Janeiro have been subjected, Pre-.
nier Crispi has Instructed the legation
hs that city to protest to the Brazilian
ts4 eminent against any further inter-
kfenSe with the rights Of Italian citizens,
Sign6t Tigini, the italian minister to
Brakil. will leave Rio Janeiro tomorrow
for Rome, ,entrusting the legations af-
fairs, TO- his secretary. !. The Brazilian
government has refused to submit the
question Of the pending italian troubles
in Brazil to the discretion Of the United
States government The Italiun warships
Fieramosca and vesuvio have been or
deied to proceed to Rio Janeiro to SUI.
port ai'y demands the legation may make
upon Brazil. ..i,.F. !....l.;;
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Exoneratel C.rli.le.

Washington. July Cone thing upon
which the Democrats and Republicans of
the sugar investigating committee agree,
and upon which an emphatic report will
be made. is the exoneration of Secretary
Carlisle from any ilnpropriety in the mat
fer of the sugar schedule. nni the report
will state the eacts as brought out in the
testimony. and will say that it is the be-
lief Of the committee that the secr.tlry's 9
only connection with the whole affair was
the preparation Of the sugar schedule at
the request Of the members of the finance
COMMITTEES.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
FIRE, ~! !, AZ FAIR
BUT Few or ThE GREAT SuILp.
xN0S NOW LERE STANDING. !, $,
Fire Starts; In the Terninal Staten
ana Soon Destroys the Aanlnistra.
ttoA, Agficultaral,e Mines and
Mining and Electrlcity Buildinss. .

Pa; - -
Chicago, July Gan the main build.
inRs Of the worlds fair except the hor-
ticiltural building, the women's build
ing, the art palace, the machinery and
the United States government buildings
We're almost entirely burned last night.
They were the property Of the Columbian
Exposition Salvage company, aud had
been purchased from the exposition COM
Elhy for about SOC. 600. -, Z.
The fire WEI discovered by several lh,ys
N the southwestern corner Of tho frat
floor of the terminal station. When first
seen 1t was but an iucipient blaze nnl the
Boys endeavored to sta; p 1t out for sev-
eral minutes. They were unsuccessful,
howey er, rs the fierce gale which was
then blowing from the southwest famed
the fire. Before an alarm could be turned
In the fire had reached the second story
of the building. Owing to the distance
which separated . the, engines from the
Hire there was considerable delay In get.
ting d stream Of water upon the blazing
structure. The lirst alarm 49, immedi-
ately followed by 3i1 caii, and this by
q special call for ten engines. By the
time the first detachment of engines was
fully at work the terminal station WIS u
mass of flames and the fire had leaI,ed
across 10 the administration building. In
twenty minutes the dome of this bcauti.
full structure fell with terrible rour md
sparks and blazing br,rds were carried
by the wind north and northeast to the
mines, electricity and agricultural build
lhgs. The electricity was the first To
take fire. In few minutes it was cn.
Neloped in flames and shortly after the
glass roof collapsed and the iron frame
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
;, To Murder Royalty,

london, July g. Thomas ,Csntwali
Aud; Charles Quinn have been arrested
5hrS charged with incitinig tho murder Of
lAembers of the royal family. Prior 10
The recent opening Of the tower bridge,
the prisoners were fo,llpl. displaying the
following ,rlncar.ls. ''To the Working
men Of Tower HirrN ellov Workers.:
You expended life" .nsrEyi inndi skiH IN
constructing this bridy.:njN0w tome the
loyal tycrmin and raseally politicians.
-SEttli ppmp and splendor., They claim I'll
the credit, while yoh arr. condemned to
the workhous. and tO The pnupcr's grave
in ordcrt to glorify these lazy swine who
,liYe BY your labor, Upon searching the
aseners lodgings a printing press and a
kss of anarchistic pamphlets were
Bdhpd. The prisoners will be prosecuted
sbl the treasury officials. .: ....l..t .a..-.-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Shot by q Woman.

Chicago, July 7.-Herbtrt Letters, a
striking c., 3. & Q. employe wa, shot
rnl instantly killed by Mrs. William j.
Lehman. Lehman took the place of. "A
q, b. 4 Q. iiremrn who went on strike.
Yesterday afternoon, accompanied by his
wife. he started to go to work. The
&C urle met Letters who Immediately ELI
tered into conversation with them, his
ol ject being to persuade Lehmann to
join the strikers. A fight ensuel aud
Lehman threw Letters down. During
the progress of the fight Mrs. Lehman
stood looking on, but when she saw her
husband struggling in the ground with
his assailant. she lost her self-control,
and, drawing her husbands revolver from
his hip pocket, she fired at the two men.
The bullet struck Letters in the heart
killing him instantly.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
KILLED. BY A RI.OV.
Death In st. Paul Under Very sus-
| ?'f piclOus CircuMstances.i


Death In ST. Pnul Under Very Sus-
?'f piclOus sCifcumstances.
S::i Paul, July G-oi Tues NY evening
man. named Sam st. A'Aloorc was
hurt in u fight in the Seven Corners livery
barn. He was taken to the city hos
pital. aud shortly after midnight this
morning died from the effects of the i'll
jury. The police We're notified of the oc-
uIrence and began ar investigation. y
reporter was told ut tue barn that nll
that was known there was that the man
had struck his head, but the hospital au-
thorities We're Informed that fight lla,
tuken place and st. A'Moore was struck
IN the temple with IL shovel. fracturing
the skull and causing death. Meanwhile
Tom Ferrick. hack driver for the barn,
had been arrested, charged with havin.
struck the fatal blow.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
DIED IUsTllN TIME.
oysanite on An Al ail;eh,.t E1plod.

Oynamite ON "A X2archist Explode.
Before .Hfs. Lifei Policy Expires.
Cincinnati, July .8.TAt 10 o'clock last
night an anarchist caused great SEN
sation. The man was torn to pieces by
al explosion. 0f something in. his pocket
tt4t must have, been dynamite. All the
I'd yer part of!his body Vas torn to mince-
lat. The bones were puIlerised. His
right hand was thrown into door
S"e;s t%eaty I, fsSt fSa;sy ! Z Ies windows and
lashed to pieces. lie was Henry l..
Driver, the idle but good natured son of
nm indulgent rich naether. In his pocket
vas a postal card frp~ the United States
York; notifying hfm Tint his life insur-
anc9 policy for $4,000 would expire at
midnight July: Al e1t {! II e. .al,. ~.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

Rome, July Cit is announced that, as
result of the negotiations which have
Eeen going on for some time past he
tween the italian go, ernment und the
government of the United States. an Of
tice will be established ut Ellis island, N.
Y, in order to furnish Italian immi-
grants information in regard to work.
which will be collected by the state
boards and by the federal authorities.
The expenses Of this Office will bc born"
Ivy the United States, Italy keeping only
two officials there
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Flftx.six Year..

london, Special.-Salutes of artillery
we're fired this morl ing In st. James
rrrk in honor of the tifty-sixth auni.Y
versary of the coronation Of Queen Vic
tcria, and which took place one year
and one week after she succeeded to the
throne by the death of her uncle, King
William Nv. This afternoon special re.
view drills were given in Regents park
by the first life guards and by the sec,
ond life guards in Hyde park. ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

Alton, ILL.,, July 6.-Last evening us
the Kansas City express was going
sonth, below Alton. Engineer Robert Paul
was observed by his fireman to lie fro:h
ing at the mouth and he soon commenced
barking liks q dog. Realizing that his
superior had Zone mad. the fireman
stopIed the engine and threw himself
uIMn Paul, Mt the same time calling loud
ly for help. This soon cane In the per.
sons of the conduct0y and brakeman, and
Paul was bound h,nd ind foot, the fire.
nan running the tr lin into Venice, where
Frul lives, aud turning him over to the
authorities. Some time ngo Paul was
bitten by a dog, but paid no attention to
the matter, aud this IL thought to BE- the
result,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Malls Lnid Out.

Washington. Special-A serious postal
iitnation will develop throughout Cali
fornin should each Of the conicn,lins III
terests maintain its position for any
tine. The refusal Of the mon 10 halu.le
Pullman cars und OF the company to
strd out trims from Which the ordinary
ottncEed Pullman has been uncoupied
will result in total Suspension of through
postal service and practically no mail
Communication can be carried on between
that state and the East.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Fanily'a Marrow Escape,

st. Pau. July H.y1hef famEsof waiter
ffe, the architect, Of IS 'Nhkin' street.
had narrow escape from poisoning last
evening. MIR. life secured. from, . drug
store II preparation for 10 head ;wask.f
This was. used on his children and soon
afterwArd brought on vomiting and 9TH
er symptoms Of poisoning. A physician
was called. apd to-day, the children are
on the road to recovery. ~ n %'f'H
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

New York, July 1.-I.iglltning struck
the flagstaff of the Staten Island ferry
beat Westficld as she wis entering her
slip ut the battery to-day. A man. II
woman and Il horse were FRUSTRATED, but
recovered. There was almost panic
among the passengers on board. An cleo
trio car in Jamaica, l.. L.. was struck
by lightning about the same time. One
of the passengers. a nlnn, was rendered
unconscious for half I'M hour, but lie will
recover.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

New York, July 7.-Consi,lerable con-
fusion has been. created by bulletin
announcements to the effect that the .an.
nual convention of the National Educa.
tional association, and which attracts over
1O,O9O teachers from all parts of the coun.
try, would be formally opened to-day. To
correct these misstatcmellts official an
nounccnlcnt ia made that the convention
in question will be formally. opened Oh
the date originally annGu bed. Tuesday,
July 10. Gov. Werts will deliver the a.I
dress Of welcome
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
STATE WANTS ,EM.
Gov. Nelson Claims the Sections Due
In the ChIppeNa Reservati0n.

HOS. SeAhOn Cle1Ms rne SECTIONS DuC
In the ChippesSa Reservation.
st. Paul. July Gov. Nelson this
morning sent letter to Secretary Smitll
calling his attention to the fact that un-
del the law of 1867 Minnesota is entitled
to sections III and 81 in every township
in the Chippewa reservations when they
are thrown open to settlement, and that
the state claims these sections US school
lands, and, on behalf Of the state, re-
quests that none of these sections IL.
thrown open to settlement or disposed OF
in any manner pending the final decision
of the claim Of the state to them. The.
governor has. written the letter beca,ls,.
while the Chippewa commission is still
at work to secure the removal of th,.
Indians to White Earth and the cessiol
Of their lands to the government the state
authorities have received no intimation
that these sections will be reserved for
the state. The governor il watching these
Gt tiers closely and proposes that the in-
terests of the state shall be protected ~
Ear as lies in his power to protect them
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
A Plea OF Insnn nifty.

st. Paul, Special.-A new move was
ntd@ to-day by the defense in the Gus.
Of The state against Otto WOnigkeit, WIN
pEeadcd guilty to the murder of William
Lipdholf. the bartender, and who alss
testified in tho Ermisoh tri,l as, to
Ermisch's part iii the crim,. WcnIskeit
was arrnignel in the afternoon, and his
attorney, Il. Il. Eusell. submitted seven
nffidsvits tending to show that the de-
fendnnt was the victim Of epilepsy, q
hereditary drnnkard, Of i.ppsonnd mind
md therefore morally irresponsible for
Ills acts. After the afilnvits were sub
nittei the case was contiE ued,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

Washington, July 5.-In the midst Of
intense excitement nt 1O:41 Tuesday
tight, after having been debated for tire.
ncnths and one day, the tariff hill,
amended 10 takc effect Aug. I, 1894.
passed the senate by Il vote of 81 to 10,
Q strict party vote, EXCEPT Mr.. Hill. who
voted with the Ittpul leans against The
,n,etaLrc. The Populists divided thcii
strength, two. Mcssrs. Kyle and Allen,
voting in favor of the bill, and two.
Mcssrs! Potter and Stewart, against it.
A hard but gfruiuess fight was. made ly
the Republicans und,r the leadership of
Mr.. Sherman 10 plrcc wool OH the dut;:,-
til list. Through tile instrumcitalty of
Mr. McLaurin dem, Miss.) the action
Ut the committee of tie whole in cX-
erpting the salaries of the United States
judges and the president of the United
Sti tes from the operation of the income
talk WIS reversed IL the senate. a very
important piece of legislation in tl,a shape
of an antitrust law was placed Oh the
bill rs a rider without even 50 much as
n division: 1t was designed. as Mr.. V"nr-
hecs, chairman of the finance committee,
said, TO insure Integrity i'll the execu.
tion of the law" it being admitted that
any tariff system afforded abundant Op-
'portunity for the formation of trusts
and combinations. Mr.. Hill fired
parting shot Mt the bill. lie concluded by
sdying: ..
i".Sink or swim. live or die, survive or
peaish.' 1 cannot and will not support
this bill in its present slIape." .,,. ..,,
Coils Of vote. vote, kart coming from
the Democratic Side, aud at 1925 the
clerk began to chlI the roll. On tue first
coil Mr.. III, nchari Dem, La.) failed to
yete His colleague, Mr.. Caffery. voted
mo" in n loud clear voice, while ex.
iptessions of dismay wers visible on the
fttes Of m'ny Of the Democratic sela-
tors Mr.. Hill also voted mo" in q
icleor. ungirg tone. or the Pcpflists,
PETER and Stewart voted mo-" while
Kyle and Allen voted for the bill.
Mr.. Caffery secured unanimous con.
fl nj 10 make brief statement, and said
liz. l,rd voted mo" as q protest ag linst
the "unjustifiable act of his own party in
going back OH plan of action which they
bad deliberately adopted" He changed
his vote tn nyc. Mr.. Blanchard of
Louisiana. who had II. 4 voted. asked tile
s:nic privilege, b. Mr.. Teller Of Col.
ortdo objected. anl Mr.. Blanchard then
voted aye:
The detailed vote OH the final passage
of the bill is as follows:
Aycs-Allen. Bate Berry, Blackburn,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Mysterlpu. Murder,

.sNqw York, I1ly Z .-1Nt Meyers, race
track Tout. wis called from his house
saarl{ this morning by some man at pres.
ent hnkaown, md shot dead on the side.
Malk later George Doherty, son of q
pool room keeper. surrendered himself
to. the police, but declared that he knew
nothing of the murder until informed by
his fqther. A. letter in Meyers pocket
from Dohcrty contained threat based
upon the fact that he. had given Meyer
failed 10 pay him the money won.
Meyer had also told the young lady whom
he was to have married, that Doherty
mysteriors tn, one. 49, ~ @ - A1e 'ase '' 80
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Moro Li~ht at O..~...

/, Qiage, Iowa, July ,7,TSinee. the burn,
Dug pf the electric light building the COM
prhy has refused to rebuild and resume
business unless more patronage Is given
it, and at a special meeting Of the city
council 1t was decided to put In seven
teen street arc lights, an additional mum.
beR of twelve. The business men have
also given. promise of additional support
and the company will rebuild at opce.-;I
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
81 S!j;: :;:: &; $:,! ;;| ID

'utiuS WoAI@ uON Au0k kdk0N OuOEV tOu0,
irteDding to go to the stock yards. Thei.
passf &c was obstructed and they We're
compelled to finish the journey on foot.
OF the strike, in general, it may be
said that it has brondened during the
dGy. The Big Four, on which it wan
understood traffic vas TO be resumed by
Joliet everything 10 at a standstill be-
th. city water works have shut down for
lack of coal. Kansas City is again tied
Spass aIstt sns lie asdsraa ranbs ,Io'ps ps
fsaton' @ N. H. q arrnestids lot 9u Of strikers rs
and starting them for Denver Paralysis
continues on the Pacific coast. There
are federal troops dt Los Angeles, but
none kiIe, 6ee1 sentl to- yacA Aeito 7QfG
Oakland, pending detf1don u The ques-
tion whether or not the state troops and
United States marshols can cope with the
situation.
/ The embargo which Was put on the
Canadian Pacific railway from Ibnd6n<
west to Chicago ON account Of the using
of Pullman cars. in addition, to their own
sleepers, was raised to-day upon the COM
pany agreeing to do without the Pull
mans. 1t was announced at the general
Imasa keT association headquarters the
information had been received Of an Or
der issued to-day BY General Master
Workman Sovereign. Of the knights Sof
Labor, efsr a tstsike q All 1Srilhts II.
tween OSAKA Snd fhe y 1scilc kosi q kc
strike ordef. h wwas stated, indddsd IN
X. Of Y. employee IN all lines af b,isis
ness, not merely those working foI the,
railroads. The Information came y. he
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
The Nebraska Case WIN Lay Hia
Case Before the Vatican.

Lincoln, Ncb., Special. Father Cor
bett. weary of the delay in Obtaining .
hearing Of the priests charges against
Bishop Bonacum, and Of the bitter war
fare between the bishop aud himself,
has decided to 60 to Rome and present
the grievance Of the priests to the vnt-
i6en In person. The expenses 20 sfar ilr-
CURED have almost Impoverished the /
protesting clersy man, and in order to OBJ,
tain funds for his mission Father Cor
hett has arranged n lecturinR TONI, tnk-
Ing for his subject 'sWhy ID, II 10 Hard
to be Good.c The bills announce Il as
a recital Of tyranny and oppressiun, and
II Is presumed to comprise IN part his
tory of the EnSolh htoesaahs. troubiea..
He will deliver 1t in Lincoln shortly. s.,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
International Trade Congress Gets
Down tO Work.


Ottawa, Ont, Special.-Thc business
of the interconinD trade congress COM
rcnced in earnest to-day. informally
the work of the congress was commenced
II week ago, hut owing to the fhct that
several delegates Ind been delayed by
the floods in British Columbia nothing
official could be accomplished and the
delegates on the ground have divided
their time between informal conferences
OH the subjects to be considered and &C.
ceLting the hospitalities of distinguished
citizens. To-day all the dclgltey. with
but one exception, being OH the ground,
the congress made the temporary or.
ganizntion permanent and proceeded to
the dispatch of business. The, sessions
will probably last several weeks, and in
accordance with the decision of Inst
week it will be conducted with closed
dCCrn. 80. -,....t,. iii .-i ..-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Death Of CLIFTON p. Lewis.

st. Paul, Specialization p. Lewis.
forty-four years of age, of the Friedman
Lewis Biscuit company of st. Paul. died
a: the home of his parents in Watcrtown,
Wiz, Saturday afternoon, June %. The
fur cal was held Monday. Mr.. Lewis
had been III for several months with q
complication of diseases. but the imme-
di, t. cause of his death was heart disease.
Mr.. Lewis was well and favorably known
in st. Paul and was considered quite
wealthy. ,tt., .. - =.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Goodi Ro.a..

Asbury Park, July THE good roads
convention was continued here to-day
with an increased attendance of dele
gates. There was considerable discus.
sion on the paans aud methods of build
ing new stone roads. Gen. Keystone
said that Postmaster Harrison, who Yns
the. father Of the good roads movement
in New Jersey, had been instrumental in
bringing it to the attention of the agri-
culturt1 department by going to Washing
ton and explaining how good stone roads
We're being constf1ctel In ;ths State of
New Jersey on the state and county m,
propriationt plan.., ~. p - .:';.'-.'
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

Montevideo. Minn., July .7.-Georee C.
Griggs. while working in an oil tank
partially filed. was suddenly overcome
by the fumes Of gas and fell down into
the oil. He was rescued as soon as .p,s.
sible, but bis recovery 10 doubtful. =,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

Aisiers, July 7.4lThs Yacht Nike, With
the Austrian Archduke Leopold Salvador
on board. is ashore at Caxine. The arch.
|' duke. who is of the Tuscan branch of the
imperial family, and the crew were land.
ed ~safely: and It ID tkopsdi the yacht win
be 1oated. LII.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Killed IN. wife ana Hi...,s.

Killed His Wife snd Hinself.
Greencastle, Ind. Slecial,- Iames
Smith Allen. q farmer six Miles north Of
this city, late this afternoon shot nId
killed his wife, then blew out his own
brains: Allen left a note saying bis wifc's
in6delity and interference of relatives
prompted the deed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

Lake Benton. NIinn.. July z. = lens
Matteson, charged with stshbipg j. b.
Donovan ut Tylsf aas July. =, was a.:
rested and placed under bonds to keep
the peace. Donovan narrowly; escaped
being badly cut. - ~ , '','9-'7 -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Atr~at Rcvolnti,aists.

Buenos Ayres, Speclal.-A dispatch
from Lima, Peru. says that the Peruvian
government Inns ordered gener Il arrest
Of the supporters of the revolution 1t H-
added that Great Hritian has officially
recognized President Justltlauo Bour.
gGna's government, flia e5 i5irt
Na I'ullmnas Ruauiss. !. <
Denver, Speclal.-Ihe Santa Fe is
perlencsd any trouble up to II .. N. :SS q:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
The vnIkyrie sunk.

Hunters Quay, Firth of Clyde. July 9.
The Valkyrie was sunk by the Satahita
Mt the Mud Hook Yacht club regatta.
The Vigilant was buiten by the Britain
MIA in the race for the Muir Memorial
Gun.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

LiGuor Dealers Closed by the Sheriff.
Fort Dodge. Iowa. July e. - Mnllon,
Dennins L. Co., wholesale liquor deal
c.s, have been closed by the sheriff
They operate IL branch mt Estlcrvillc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Troop. for Iron wood.

Marquette, Mich, July 6.-Cominny
G, Michigan National Guard, left Mar
quette at = O'clock yesterday afternoon
for the scene of the miners riot ut Iron
wood. Capt. Bali is in command with
forty-fiye men,