Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-25

personal injuries. Mr.. DAVIS was employed
IN the corporation works IS q heater in
1919 and was struck 10 the forehead By q
clamp that bruke away from the hy,wheel
thirty-hYe test IN circumference. he was so
badly injured that he has never been sble
to resume work NJ his old occupation. he
stall suffers pain, and has, as consequences Of
ms Wo1nds become subject to epileptic 6ts.
The suit has been pending since 1880.
The Troy N. T., Standard o. last Satur-
dSy says; The Rensselaer, merchant mill
y running the 3 inch billet and plate trains.
OF Corning's nothing new can be said. The
Belgian train and pudding furnace in the
steam mllEthe hoop train aud forging
hammer in the water mil-one machine
running in the riyet factOry-l4 at work in
the nail works snd nothing al all every
where ese-cOmprise all the active features
OF The works this week. The number of
trains At Burdens mills has suffered no
change since hast report The six At the fats
are still IN operation, although, Of course,
they may not al be running at the same
time. Some that are used in the day may
not be SC at nigAt, aud vice versa. The
N@t VI OAA kAIuCu Out " IQcoc udlQh
IS now quite considerable, and they. as well
as the pudding furnaces, the great blast
furnace and the other features of those
works have enough to keep them busy for
some time to come. At the water mill a
horseshoe train and the rivet factory and
train are still kept on the jump.
The foundry Of Emmick L Hatcher, at
Columbus, o., is q struck shop"
The strike Of the printers on the Colum-
bus, o., Times continues.
This is the ninth week of the carpet
wesvers strike in Philsdelphis.
The statements union of New York are
.6oyeotting Garry Bros, dry goods men of
that city.
A stock company is forming at Baltimore
for the establishment of extensive pillow
works at HsgerstoWn, Nd.
The boss builders and jourueymen brick
layers Of New York will confer as 10 a scale
Of wages Cor 1885. So it should be in every
trade.
Tlltonville, Ohio, viii give one acre of
land to any party or company desiring to
locate manufacturing company at that
place, through John fitzgerald, of that
place.
The stove foundries of Detroit, Mich,
did larger business than usual last year.
The Michigan foundry ran steadily all
the year with the exception Of thirtyGve
DAYS.
The stove foundry at Kansas City, Mo-,
is idle for repairs. The workmen have been
rendered 9 reduction of Is per cent. The
firm operating this foundry introduced a lot
Of Belgisns some time ago, and began to
learn them the trade, with the ultimate view
to break down the wages Of the Americsh
Workmen, aud the first fruits are now being
seen. The poor Belgians receive about 81
per day.
The furniture factories are beginning to
start up, some of them with cuts that are
very unsatisfactory. The PheniN is run.
ming full time, with d cut Of from so cents
a day on g. 10 men down to so cents a
week on 81 IS men, otc. Nelson. Matter
4 Co. will start up, it is said with 20 per
cent. average cat. The Worden started up
with full force Monday.-Grand Rapids
mich } Workman.
The strike of the stonecutters was con-
Guided on Thursday, when the bosses &C.
ceeded to the request of the men for rate
Of THIRTY six cents per hour. The couces-
sion was made at a meeting of the bosses,
who wisely preferred q fair compromise to
the injury resulting from a continued strike.
The s~tonecutters may be congratulated
upon the successful termination Of the
strike. aud all the bosses deserve credit for
the good sense and moderation displayed
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