Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-04
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In addition to thrilling new stories,
series Of brilliant articles will soon
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In the Office of Wisconsin journal
there is compositor who sets type so
rapidly that the friction of his move
ments fuses the leaden emblems in his
stick, making them solid, like stereo-
type plate. The way to prevent this
is to have his case sugmerged in water;
and the rapidity Of his motions keeps
the water boili;1ss and so that eggs
have frequently boiled IN the space
box Pipes lead from the bottom OF ,' .'a
case to boiler in the press room, and
the steam generated by the fast COM
posltor's movements runs the power
press In one day he set so much that
it took all hands from editor to devil
two weeks to read the proof, and it
was not his good day for setting type, |
either.
0Ai00So e"SeS presents HSufeS |
to show that so per cent. of the western |
product is packed there and says
her packing capacity is equal to 50,-
600 hogs per day, adding: "Ohicago
expects to pack 100000 hogs this
winter. If she dosen't it will be be-
cause the raw material is not in the
market, or the demand will not war
rant the supply. It is simply ques-
ton of hogs and want"
Calculations have been published
showing that over twenty-three mil
lions OF animals and birds were
wounded without being captured by
the licensed sportsmen and poaechers
of the British Islands during the year
ending March 81, 1876. The vivisec-
tlonists are completely eclipsed by
this cruelty.
Matilda Heron, the we'll known
actress, had the misfortune sometime
since to fall down a coal hold in New
York, sustaining severe injuries. She
suit for damages against
the owner of the premises where the
accident occurred and has recovered
a verdict for 81, 800 damages.
The Providence Journal saws. The
mills in this State dependent on water
power alone are nearly all compelled
to partly or entirely suspend opera
tons because of insufficient water.
A Steady rain of week is needed to
fill the streams and reservoirs.
The manufacture of iron in the
West is rapidly increasing in amount.
In Chicago alone there are two of the
ten Bessemer steel works in the
United States, and these made $4,000
tons of the POI 900 tons of Bessemer
steel rails manufactured in this count i
nv, Ia OF yaor