The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-09
TIE PEDDIERS.
re Resumption at the keystone
works Reported Prospects OF
other Mills IscSuming.


works Reporte" fosp'c's ="
other Wills HesuminS-
The resumption at the keystone
W,-ks, at Soho Yesterday morning has
.....j General satisfaction among the
...JI,r, and they now feel that the lock-
.,, +. fast approaching a close, il not 81
r-,.ay ut an end. Nineteen furnaces
,...r.. NM u, operu,iou at the keystone
NJ. mud will b, run double turn, the
..,fiT.r. receiving nvc dollars and half
T.~ ,op 81. provided by the sliding scale.
I. +. rrnoried that the owners of the
,,.rt. M,.,rs. Glass. Neely x CO., have
Withdrawn from the Iron Association,
h... t,- IN, truth Of this We cannot
,,l.b
Many of the more knowing ones
,rY,ns IA. puddlcrs think that the other
anil, Mi! urcede 10 their terms shortly.
They claim that tho manufacturers are
-...,, .,neri.n,lng actual loss every day
rb.y remain idle. Up 10 within u short
..,,,. ...,.ti ay we're gtiuers bv the lock
'"' ~ ',.''', ...'..,.',,,- and NOR. uryent
are ''lo't ,i,,' n,i,l owners hay. by this
, '.o"' az, I;,,a...J nf nearly ali their old
-. -, int they must resume or los.
- ,r.,I. Frr,l,r than this the boilers
,b.. ,nsruf,cturer are making pre-
psrati,u, for a resumption. They are
GIIino nm their coal bins, fitting up and
repairing tlc furnaces. and making yari-
5ur preparations according to the belief
,r the boilers.
The manufacturers on the other hand
sill declare their determination of hold
.r.., out to the end. They Civ" the same
-.,,-,u that compelled them To- suspend
..,..,..,f.... IN the early part of the winter,
..,.,...,;,,,, fr,,ly. tEnf they canno, run
.....~ min. with proft 10 themselves, at
.. ,,,;,o. d.,o,nlrj hy the puddlcrs.
,.,,I'.,. ,l....,,.,,.r .f,,,J. both parties
-. r..,, .l.. will finally Ice the
,...,,.rl. m.,@r, information
t..,,...I. n T.. ,,.rr,1,lv hazardous
nm. ,,,, oniui1u ~ To the
d.. "a, ~, ,l,.,, Ne. I.ly. the reader to
I.... H.. ..',.., i,,rrr7rc.. givine the state
........ r..,l, r.,~.f..- Pius5pryh Post
Tnc<c fIcuucui ni Strikes.
,yf.r.,N. p.nu.y.ylrin coal regions
...r',a. Tav Er,larid cotton factories
-. i.....r. ..,i,i,.. ,o I.,bortrouble> actual
.,.,,....,,,o.i. ;Yprr have been strikes
IN rr.,.sr.i a.., ui the working people
with ,,ry.ro success. In the town Of
n',,.I,Tr, Yorkshire, celebrated as
,,...,.,...,.l .-,,t.,,, rr,,nu,lrturing place.
,,.r. La. h...r .. ,,riJ.. winch ha, lasted
for nearly six weeks. \ pecuIarity
nf mi. movement was that the
usl, la1,rrr- lc,, their Interests 10 be-
conducted in great purt bv the females.
who ended the struggle bv IL partial sue
cess. The women showed moderation in
their demands, ana the employers, recip-
rocatjng the peaceful attitude oF their
laborrrs, displayed IorS" spirit ct con-
@iliatIon. The London papers report as
follows the story and the end oi the
Drwsbury strike:
"On the 18TH of March, after sitting
of more than seven hours duration tue
TWO executive committees, one represent
iug the WOolcn Manufacturers A>S"ca-
tiau, a. d the other the wervers on
strike, arrived at settlement oi the dis
pltr. Eight thousand "raEers ana an
equal number % "thrr "PerM'Nv> WI" re-
turn To- their employment. h''n sac Ii">
made eouccsNicn, rut 'h' gam o" '"r
whole will b" with lhr "t"N'''' ."' ""'
only are the prices ot all classes q! SuodS
..uliz-I but they are sig htly
advanced too. At night mass
meeting of about five thousand
w.iynr. was held at Spiukwcll, Dews-
f,-r and ratified the compromise. The
..r.... bead I,st,l five weeks, and during