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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1894

Page

10

Trouble in Camp as Kelly's Industrial Army Mutinies

Neona Iowa April 24 Kelly's industrial army mutinied over an objectionable order. Colonel Baker was dismissed and 50 men discharged after a court martial. Company C refused to rejoin ranks leading to its disbandment. Army moved toward Avoca with aid from local farmers and 1,865 troops plus 20 recruits counted at Neola. Kelly plans to take 5,000 from Chicago to Washington.

Neona Kelly Hadeen Baker Company C Sacramento Spread Avoca Neola Associated Press Chicago Washington

Earthquake Devastates Greek Villages Killing 160

Athens reports a devastating earthquake that struck Locris region villages Malesina Proskina and Martino from Friday night into Sunday noon. More than 160 deaths are reported with many missing as telegraph links fail and towns grapple with ruined churches and homes.

Hreendous Athens Malesina Proskina Martino Locris Lar- Ymani Proskini Athéns

Coxeyites Try to Seize a Northern Pacific Train

Reports from Butte indicate rising tension as the industrial army clashed with authorities at the depot. A crowd blocked the eastbound train until U S Marshal McDermott ordered the engine to depart, prompting militia readiness but no use of force.

Northern Pacific Helena Mon Butte United States McDermott

Daring Bank Robbery Foiled At Waco Vault

In Waco Texas on April 24 robbers entered an office adjoining the National Bank vault and tunneled through thick brick to reach the vault. They paused when the engineer rattled a door and fled unseen, leaving the attempted break in the vault undiscovered until morning.

Waco Tex National Bank

Murdered laborer found near Janesville after night beating

Hibert Tisch, a Fulton town laborer, was killed by assailants believed to be tramps. He slept on the road after leaving Edgerton, then was struck with a green club and left to die. His body was found at daybreak with severe head injuries and defensive bruises. Other brief items note a digitized fowl sighting near Chamberlain, and a botched gold digging report in Minnesota before a Tuscaloosa lynching.

Janesville Wis Hibert Tisch Fulton Tisch Edgerton Chamberlain S. D Joseph Dusick Aurora County Metzer Heron Heawoon Minn J. E. Stowell A. Hedlund Minneapolis F.j.peabody

Opposed by Davis Main Objections to Nicaragua Canal

Senator Davis of Minnesota signals a speech against the Nicaragua canal bill, arguing the United States lacks a navy to hold a canal for ten days against England, Germany, France, or Italy. He warns the canal, if cut, would remain open and difficult to defend or recover if lost, especially while a tariff bill occupies Congress.

Washineton Morgan Davis Minnesota Senate Nicaragua United States Canal England Germany France Italy Cape Horn Pacific

The Late Prairie Fire and Local News Summary

Editor Republican prints a defense of the Henry Schmidt fire incident near Mitchell, recounting Schmidt burning a boy in the blaze and a brutal reaction by the father. Also notes high school class officers, a small house fire, a proposed Corn Belt Baseball League, vendor vote tallies, and sheriff candidate John Reierson.

Mitchell Henry Schmidt Henry Jennie Schmidt Schmidt Mary E. West Fred Buchanan Sioux Falls Dr. McCartney Salem Parker Yankton Scotland

Reed Declines Minnesota Republican Invitation

The Maine Statesman reports Minnesota Republicans will not hear Tom Reed this summer. Reed told a correspondent that though he would enjoy visiting Minnesota, he cannot accept the July invitation to address Minneapolis Republicans due to pressing duties and other conflicting invitations.

Maine Statesman Minnesota WashineTon Tom Reed Major McKinley Apostle of Protection Reed Minneapolis

Yellowstone Bird and Game Bill Delayed in Senate

In Washington on April 23 the reading of the Yellowstone Park birds and game protection bill was interrupted by Senator Allen who wanted to answer a speech by Hawley but was not allowed. Dolph then spoke as the morning hour expired. In Washington on April 28 the House finished the morning hour and resumed the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill in committee of the whole before adjourning with tributes to late Senator Gilson of Louisiana.

Senate WasHingTon Yellowstone Park Allen Hawley Dolph House Washinaton Gilson Louisiana

Senate rules unlikely to change amid opposition

Rules reform proposers face bipartisan and Republican resistance in the senate as the committee on rules stays firm. The clash centers on limiting privileges and powers during the present congress and amid disputes over tariff and labor issues.

Wasu Hindon Senate Congress Committee On Rules

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