The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-07

Necessary, and they are entirely too public
spirited gentlemen TO place the least him
dfanee In the Nayot this, 10 that town, oil
important industry.
II was left to the Registsr's Piltsburg CORES.
pondont located In the young editors rooml
10 discover that the Western Nail AssOcla.
ton met at Pittsburgh on Wednesday. TWAS
the western Iron Association, an altogether
different Organization, which met there
The Calumet Fire Clay Co., up the river
are erecting building $40 by 80, four stories
high, and putting In an engine, dry pan,
steam pres and wet pan, They have at pres.
ent thirteen kllns In operation, and are Ad.
ding seven new ones and have the capacity
TO turn out one.hali mile OF 6.inch sewer pipe
per day, aud also 1000 Gre brick. The works
have at present two buildings 100 by 30, three
stories eachi and when the Improvements
now making are complete, II will be the lar.
Rest pipe mandatory In the United States.
Tie resignation Of b. W. Caldwell, Gener.
al Manager OF all the Pennsylvania Railroad
lines West OF Pittsburgh, has caused divls.
lon In tue management Of these lines. VIM.
A. Baldwin, formerly Of the Philadelphia &
Erie division, Will BIO given the management
Of the Pittsburgh, Fit Wayne d Chicago
Railroad and the lines tributary, including
the Y. q II, which will Be known as the
Northwestern branch Of the lines west OF
Pittsburgh. The management Of tho Pan.
handle Railroad and lines contributing
thereto will DO given 10 James McCrea, pres.
ent Superintendent OF the New York dlyis-
ion.
The various associations Of the Knights OF
Labor In Pittsburgh have for several weeks
past been considering the propriely OF yet.
ting up a parade OF labor organizations. The
movers In the affair consider its success Ger
tain. 1t Is claimed by the getters,up that
%, 900 men will bR In line IL the weather Is
favorable, as II Is proposed TO invite oil the
labor organizations throughout Western
Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia. The
time will be fixed In the latter part Of May
or early In June but nothing definite has
been arranged as 10 details. The Amalgam.
ated Association will DO asked TO take part,
as II Is not proposed IL restrict the parade 10
the knights OF Labor alone, as is evident by
the number that tie managers claim they
will have In line.
The miners In the New York and Ohio
Coal CompanyS mine, near Dell Roy. Carroll
county, have been on strike for some
weeks past against reduction from seventy
TO SIxty.tive cents per ton for mining. Since
they went out Canton aud neighborfngcitlcs,
rs well Us extensive Cleveland coal dealers,
have had to rely on the Allen mines, near
Carrollton. In order to bring the mine
owners to terms, the striking miners per.
suaded the workmen In the Allen mines to
strike, which they did on Saturday. II wa.
thought they would resume work Tuesday,
but they refused to do so. The supply Of
coal IN the Canton yards was exhausted on
Wednesday, aud the manufacturing estab-
lishments OF the city will be obliged 10 draw
their supply from the Tuscarawas valley. A
raise In price TO the retail trade Is autfcfpateG
The strike promises to be one OF considerable
duration,