Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
rhs Latest Industrial lntelli-
genGs
10Th AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Mat WOrhingmen are Saying and Doing
Movements Of Manufacturers
and the State Of the
Markets.
GENERAL LABOR NOTES.

- n Il Porter. l. c. Morse, c. L. billiard,
81 Tobsr+ Tracy and others will be started up
s sa-Ir ~ November. When the mills were
Il CTossi so men were thrown out Of en-.
s. rr,vr.e-: The reOrgsnlzed company will
i've w,rE 10 800 men, and the starting Of
n Tla az, < tha greatest boom in the iron
n ;~sr.,,, which Chicago has seen for many
ye,-s The real estate Of the company,
sF.,h : ~ Bridgeport, is valued a. $500, 900,
s. Cd tie new Buildings which are to be put
Il nm ~. cost $500 900 more. The new rail
IN MI be biiCk, three and q one halt
-.,-:-s h.-h. Sixty thousand tons Of ore
3 hive been delivered already. The rail mill
4 vii 5s :urliShsd with new machinery, ana
4 re rails turned out Will be By the direct
I r,ccsss now used in South Chicago and
4 Evs5u-g An officer Of the company on
F.ssv made he following statement con.
--rr.Ly the reorganization: IF there is g
I'll Z this country that can make money
sd give employment TO thousands Of work
. lex sl:vly tie Bridgeport mills can. We
lave ample capital, are in good position,
I'd il 81 ,hO-. Iime the mills viii again be
-..-..r. and :lFaiag out more iron ani
/ See. tlaG ever hey did before.
Tar Knights OF Labor are finding favor
IL Las,and Several assemblies have been
f--e. The Ecgish trade unionis;s could
\ o.@D,:,a .alrA SoOd OF rigidly pursuing
re secret meJbO Is Of that organization.
Rssc.:g il 20 have a Central Trades
I5-c.u Inc industries Whereabouts are
r. ..-- - Grea: industrial activity pre-
vas s.; Po,'s;owa, Phenixyllle, Scranton
sri o,5-g Inferior towns.
I. = sa:t TIA: there are 60. 900 organized
r-t-.-s I'D la 0rers IN the anthracite cosl
.-.: a@G tie miners are getting plucSy over
T.. IG..e will Dc q general strike some day
.-,r-.,ut the region.
LC- every advance in wages reported By
~ i..ss there nave been four or five labor
y...-.-s ..-o. ghOGt the country. Labor 10
G.r = -e-s cc~:Psctly organized than for
r.a.s q
Tie Bai.:-o-a ln;ouists viii have . grand
...a., TX. Sa.a-day. The printers there
~ trough, 8 large JOB Office into the
--.-2. The g'anomake-s prevented Is
g--ssct reduction. The journeymen can
as s-e on a strike for 20 per cent ad-
v.-Se Several firms offer l. per cent.
IL. Oman csiioss have gained one unlsir
,-.T lac Washington merchant tsilors
az -72cs.Ug heir workmen. The latter
a-= s.s-:iug shops OF their own.
Tie A-any employing molders are send
~ ,-=.. w5.G a-ound. One lot went to
N.-z.-a. Conn. 4 committee go. sixty Of
r. --,-@,y men oI', aud viii support them
as lex - they s-e out. The Albany strike
.-s-. : geo week Help is coming in
-s2...s The s.rise viii probably last sew
a:-. -s-.Ls, as ne firm went into 1t for
= j.. o.eLturauca
~ s.. BE- cloak and dress maulfac- .
;-.sss C, N-F FORK have signed the LABOR
,-a,- a. the lands are back at work The
Nv C-s caru-agers. oriczlayers and paint .
rs ,-e undermining those contractors who .
a-i .27 EoT-Lc.Jn labor.
Tie are s;S M bis OF Labor Assem-
y-ss &, ruaha-O2- girls one Col0rei one .
r.. I::-- 5 and b-ick,syers, and two OF .
-s..: AZ eUEOges. The largest assembly /
--s - memo . Dis,r CT No. 50 has .
:g-.y-@vs assemblies in il Many Assem-
...=5 - from 20 70 400. The Williams
~, Ps Knights had BIZ picnic The
Ga....-or= ship carpenters are coming II.
h-T. il Main, la5ore-s are wakin- up aud
ting on he amor. The Memphis
M ats Of Labor advanced the wages On
stree; car divers from lOl 10 l3l cents
Pc hour. The Milwaukee masoDs and
o-.cklsye-s have IN assembly Of 80 mem
5s-s a2d q 900 in cash. The hod-cArriers
rs q @.-m5ership Of 40
i; > proposed 70 haze a pvintin- estao-
..=EE u ;JI the Knights of labor.
TIE N4t:Cna, Committee Of the Green
back labor party is 70 meet ST St. L.0uIs on
October ). and farmers alliances. gran ers
aud laJcr organ atoms are asked 70 send
!. D. =eIta,iTss
Th= annual British Trades Jnion Con
.-s.s vas opened Monday, September :,
4. Southport, England Nine questions
v q liked over: The employers liability
J certificates Of competency, increase OF
IN shops me right Of relatives OF
dec as=d uire-s 70 D. represented al Coro'
lt-s .rg-ests, cooperation, labor represent.
a. CO il Parliament, the codlhcauon OF
e --:-al laws reform Of land laws, and IL
.r ~ ito sudden a1d scciieuya, deaths IN
Sco.,a=d
Dur:-y July 2s.2ol Immigrants arrived
a the cited States, making 2lN, since
January l. agsins: 276,69O for the first
s=7e, months las. year Of the arrivals IN
Z -. l..--q were s.this port and i,l6t ,
.: 8o-,cl. Only 722 arrived at New Or
les ,.
Five ClapD G-itfhs plants are building,
Ek;CL have th-se -cn Conysrters and ca
2ac:tv cE 200 tons %: s,eel per d8y, watch
will COS. $ Car ton above the cost o. pig
ron -Four mo.e furnaces Will SOON start,
making in al capacity OF 100000 tons
0er AMIN.
4 Dispatch dated Beaver Falls. Pa. Sep,
.eubs- 3. saws. The claim for WAGES inside
D GAINS. the Beaver Falls Cutlery Company
. q rC-. Der OF is vcrkmen, and WHICH IN
wolves e sum hing some 800, has been
..t;I=G bv the arbi,ra:ors, in whose hands II
haG bssr left handing 10 their declaoa IN
favor Of The worknen. The suit has attract
ed considerable attention from the WORK
mer II the valley. The company may yet
tase 81 appeal. as hey have twenty days 10
DO !, in.
,-rde- q c..T from the Central Labor
( rio2 Of indianapolis the LABOR associations
Of iudia1s sen. delegates to that cry
form q State federation otsuch orders AoCOt
Ehv delegates reported and met on Ioes1:y
:. ECighls OF Labor Hall The Socia': 5,t
Labor party IVES refused admission. Inc
meet:rg was q secret one. 4 permanent or
: r., alton was Elected hy the e!scuo1 VI
: q Esfiugwen. of Indianapolis, Pfesi6ea.'
- - - P,,..;Ss ITS, 7. VI Thompson, OF k1sn-
N: M arJ 7, {. EcClslland, Of Indianapolis;
N & Fo-naker, o! indianapolis, Secretary
ard " P. Smith, ofIndiaDsPois, Treasurer.
The State Labor Assembly IN session. Su;,' a.
Rome. y. Y, listened to reports on Y sa..e5
topics, chiefly Of a local nsture! ana p9 T.S1
Tssoi1tions 6oycO.,iDg certain firms IN i;Sy
a. 80 - rESII,te elevator charges At But 40
and sTS New \ York; asking the public to smoke
o o Cos S;gars having the International mon
blue LABEL and recommending the ior ma
lion Of a State labor organization ! az