The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-13
LABOR ITEMS.
All the Lock Haven, Pa, mills except one

have closed. es5sa t.
In'the New Haven, c., carriage factory
work has almost ceased.
The wire mill and the Watson bleachery
at Passaic, N. j. have closed. m aao& i
Thirty-ive Chinese have arrived at Angus
ia, Ca, to work on the canal.
Work has been stopped in tbs ore mines
along the South Mountain Railroad. sr3 Il
Lane, Gale & Co.'S ak factory at Johnson
vile. N T.. employing 100 men, will run on
half time. aa
The Howard Watch Factory OF Pittsburgh,
RAJ runs four days in the week and nine
hours day.
About 800 operatives are thrown out of
employment by the suspension of the An!s-
guam mills at Rockport, Mass.
Lippincott & Go publishers. of PEi!adel.
phia. discharged oil their pressman Iast
Saturday. saving the foreman and the
boys. 800
Wages have been reduced In but one mill
10 Lawrence. Mass, but the necessity of u
general reduction is being considered,
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati g. ST. Louis
Railroad discharged 400 men who have seen
employed the past season in gravel-pits and
balasting the roadway.
| At pittsburgh. Pa, there is h0pefulness
among the manufacturers, but the great hum.
her OF idle men in the city render it unwlse
for workm toI engo there for employment,
The Lenox (Mass.) Glass Works are tryiag
to get the contract for furnishing the Cen
tennial Exposition building With glass. an d
be able t" give their workmen employment
tortwO or three years.
The following is the position Of other Mass.
achusctts mills; The Washington Mills are
required to run ,venings to supply tho de.
mAnd for worste d goods. The Pacific Mills
will soon reduce wages or hours they en-
| ploy 500 hands, one seventh OF the popu
latlon of the city. The Atlantic Mills are
running ten hours four days in the week
no reduction in handF or wages The Penn
berton Mills run fnil time, but have rcdu cgd
wages 10 per cent. The Duck Mills are rum
ming nights to supply the demand "a reduc-
tion OF wages is contemplated The Law
renee Wooden Mil runs but three-four, hs
OF its machinery and n slight reduction OF
time has beer made The Everett Mills are
running on tnree-!ourths Tine The Meth
urn Mills run iul! lure Ifthc pressure corr
tinues there will be a more general reduction
of Tours or wages n al the Lawrence mills.
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WE LIVE TO DYEAND DYE TO LIVE
; In Kenosha the other day landed from the
: Tain,
The sky with clouds was over cast, and pouring
) down With Rain.
Bat soon dame nature took freak, the wind
1t blew cloud,
The Sun shone out most beautiful, spcrsed
wae every cloud
The Rainbow showed its lovely tiuts of Yello1
Red and Blue,
Blended forth most Beautiful, showing every
shade and hue,
Always aemiriDg natures laws, 1 came here to
Stand,
And felt that al things where controIed by an
advise powerful hand.
But the subject which l wish to. bring befors
the people here,
Is the means by which live, as to 0yeing I've
nofear.
Nature te Is US, all must die, twas caused by
the fall,
IT'S very few would sive up life, yet III freely
Dye for all,
Whilst we then, are living, we surely must be
fed,
Therefore I've learnt daily to dye, TO earn my
daily bread.
At one door west of DR.. George youll always
find me there,
Ready to c for ali mankind the comedy and
the fair.
Frank Kean d Co. Dyers and Clothes Cleaners,
KenOsha Dye House, one door West Of I Georges
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