Labour Troubles in America.
Washington, April 2o\ Before tho Marshall's men were defeated by Coxey's followers at Dakota, a heavy runniug lire wan kept up between the occupants of the train. Three hundred unionists are marching to Lotuka to compel the minors to join the strike, aud troops have been ordered in expectation of trouble. The railway and steamer trailic throughout the States is paralysed owing to the scarcity of coal consequent on the miners' strike^
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXVIII, Issue 99, 30 April 1894, Page 1
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