Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-01
industrial News.

Wisconsin has brought out mountain of black
marble.
The silk business at Mansfield Conn. il I'M
usually lively this fall
Massachusetts is making large quantities OF
cartridge paper for France.
Coal of good quality has been discovered on
Meadow Run, Fayette county.
There are thirty-six publishers, with So 600 900
capital, engaged in manufacturing Sunday school
books in this country.
There are 6l factories in Richmond, Va, for
the manufacture of plug and u for the manu-
facture OF smoking tobacco.
The foundation of third factory is now being
laid on the property Of the Sprague Manufac-
turing Company at Augusta, Ne.
There is a large cheese manufacturing in
terest now growing up in Wisconsin. In Jeffer-
son there are i've onrishing factories in opera
ton.
The woollen mills Of Rocky Brook. Il. l.. have
suspended operation for the present, in conse-
quence OF depression in the markets for kerr
seys and jeans
The Titusyile lIearald gives the average daily
production OF petroleum for the month of Ucto-
Der at 20 l29. 1t was 1901 for the correspond
ing period last year.
= Zinc ore said to he Of tho best quality. VA.
lately discovered by the workmen digging for
the foundation of the new furnace ON BrleIiy'-
farm, near Bethlehem, Pa.
Cincinnati reioees over the lately estab-
llshed mandatory of looking glasses, which is
the only one in the country west Of New York,
except one i'll San Francisco.
II is stated that company, with a large
capital, has been established at New Haven.
Conn, for the the manufacture eff new ingen-
lous boot-making Sewing machine.
Milwaukee has been chosen as tile site of
new shlp-yarl for building iron ships for the
lake trade. Eight hundred thousand dollars
wlll be put into the enterprise at once.
Fifty Cinnamon are soon to be settled in
Shelby county, Iowa, for the purpose of improy-
ing and opening up farms. This is simply an
experiment but il it proves successful a large
| number are to be brought in
The miners and aborer. in the Wyouln,
| (Pa.) coal region, it is stated, earn more than
those IN the Schuylkill region. although the -
basis is not in force. In the Wyoming region.
the outside laborers are paid 20 a day, and the
inside lahorers receive from .2.25 to g IL dav
according to their occupation.
Notwithstanding the recent action of the Grand
| Lodge of Crispins, denouncing strikes. trouble
has risen in the shop Of A. Coburn 4 Co, in
Hopkinton, Mass, growing out of the refusal of
| the firm to discharge from their shop workman
who had been Crispn but who had withdrawn
from the order The employers threaten to en-
gage new set of employees if their old workers
do not return to work on Monday
The steamship Baltimore, which left Bremen
on the 9Th, and arrived at Baltimore on SATURDAY.
| reports having passed through a French fleet OF
| fourteen men-of-war in the North Sea. One OF
| them pursued the Baltimore for several hours,
but could not oyertake her.
| The steamship Erie, now loading at New YorA
with arms for the French will probably take out
| $1,000 900 Enfield rifles. The North German Con
sui is reported TO have said that his Government
had instructed him to pay no attention to these
shipments of arms, as there il no international
law prohibiting such shipments from neutral
nations
| Tile Society Of the Army Of the Cumberland
in session at Cleveland yesterday elected Gen
Rosecrans its President for the ensuing wear
A number Of Vice Presidents were also electeu
including Generals j. b. Cox. OF Ohio; Joseph
Hooker, of New York P. II. Sheridan, OF lii
nois. 1t was agreed TO hold the next meetini,
at Detroit, on Nov. IL and II, 1871.
There has been great excitement at lotosi.
Mo- since the capture of the mlrderers Arm
strong and Jolly, and threats of lynchng have
been made. To prevent mob law the sheriff sta
toned posse.of l25 armed men near the Jail.
About one O'Clock on Sunday morning. forty
men appeared before the Jail and demanded the
assassins. The sheriff ordered the crowd to dis
perse, and not being obeyed his posse fred a
yolley over their heads The mob then fired in
| eifectually, when their fire was returned, and
one Of them beipg KILLED, thy dispersed. The
prisoners have been taken to St, Louis,