Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-12
4pbrelins Register
ROUND THE CIRCLE.
-,,r ygwS FROM THE BUSY WORLD OF
IAlo' LABOR.
.-,I C,pdihoas Sad Prospects IS Seen From a
49, Eaigat Of Labor SantPOint-Gsneral
Notes Of Interest

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ling prospects for higher range Of
- all kinds of manufactured pro-
They feel that the future is bright
That their capacity viii be kept busy
'-,' oar 10 come. In some sections of
,,r,ry mills and factories are sold
U.s., i Z, twelve months ahead already.
n,,ny others the prospects are 50 favor
.,,,, manufacturers are not preferring
,,,g orders at the present time.
NH. .n,oaragiug condition of things is
...,.., rcvi,ius effect upon agricultural,
.,r sr,wing. petroleum interests and
Oh. treat interests of the country.
,,- will he in demand in every industry,
~, - probable that during the present
.,,.r EMPLOYERS and employees viii enter
.. satisfactory arrangements by which
..... Will either be ayerted OF promptly
- .,ri,E.rtorily settled when they do Oc-
,..
TN. industrial reports from all sections
.,,, country this week are very encOurag-
The mills are oyerSOld. Immense
MN, contracts are being placed for
ter and spring. Several hundred freight
,rI a half hundred locomotives have
.., ordered within a few days. The wool
.-..,. m, strong. The tobacco markets
-.,,r,,r The dry goods manufacturers
N busy. The real estate operators and
..rl,orS are doing good business and in
..,. anal every direction we look We find
..-.h ,o encourage. The highest authori-
-. ..,. n-r industries say that our manu-
MIN, capacity viii be increased more
r.-.,.- the wear Isl than it was during
,.. ms, two wears, that prices will be
...a.r demand more regular, and makets
.-..r increase faster than they ever have
bs.ort.
rr N.w York the furniture workers have
ss,r-,t advances OF wages, and are crowded
,.., work nine hours day. The carpen-
49,, .-r irving to StOp-Out-Of-tOwn COM
...,r.,g uf wuOd-butcherS. The brass
,.,-srr, have Won several strikes IN New
.-s The workmen IN the shirt and
..f,- Industries will hold a Convention
-..r Sunday 10 take action against con-
me-, LIb,r. and 10 drive out those wcll-to-
IA, penple who merely work for the sake Of
u;r'r pnrkrt change The clothing cut
..-, ..,r vndgayOring To secure labor CO
rr...tou to break up one or two leading
,.tbsn.-hou<gs. which have branches in
several other cities. The Clothing Cutters
yuula' Convention comes oil IN Clncln-
| ar. on Tuesday.
,uon. some of the most successful
technical institutions in this country are
,E. Industrial College, Ut Worcester, Mass.
.nr stevens Institute. ut HObOEen, y. J.;
rrrrn'> school Of Science, at Princeton, y.
1.-the P.rIdee School 1T EastOn, Pa. the
Miller Industrial School, ut Batesyiile,
ls.. The Case school of Applied Sciences,
Cleveland. Ohio; the Rose POLYTECHNIC
institute. ut Terre IIaute, Ind; besides !
-.t-Guzru smaller schools in New York
ur.. These schools have 4 capital ranging
9sl SluJ, 900 to -, $4,000.
Do, forthcoming report OF the Bureau o
| Labor statistics will be full Of STRIKE
--rr..
rar recall butchers have asked thai
rou To assist them in closing shops ut
o'clock.
I9,. iOurneymen plumbers are gratlheC
D the turn things are likely to take after
u-trru weeks strike. Only half dOzel
n. of 500 broke away.
Nryc printers are seeking employment
~ Western cities than are wanted. Print
%. {, dull nj Louisville, Cincinnati ant
Baltimore. In Cincinnati q fair amour
%. work Is being done in the various indus
rr>. hut dull season is expected.
fifteen thousand miners In the bituml
arr> r1ald-felds have asked for an increaS
wees within a week. Organization I
pretty thorough throughout the West, bu
| Ur all that the strikes seem to be mad
without much regard to it.
Lpn.shOrcmen'S Union, No. :, IN Brook
Igu. numbering |, 400 will withdraw iron
District Assembly No. Is. District As
,emuly No. 81 will hold n ball at tn
academy of Music at Newark Decembe
L.. The molders are endeayOring to form
a National Union under the Knights
Master Workman Bailey announces tina
Tie lOng-sOught for object ofuniting mines
under a central government within tn
Knights OF Labor has been aecompllSed
The next thing TO do is to discipline tn
members into obedience.
The Catholic Knights in Canada propos
mJppcal directly To Rome if the pendin!
division goes against them. In that even
delegation OF two or three OF the ableS
Knight, will probably 90 to Rome an'
.u~en: the case m whatever way the rule
o.. the Church will permit.
The Board of Trade of Louisville, Ky.
trying To induce manufacturers to locat'
.lr,r hy showing them that coal can b
as! q, from 81 - to - per ton. 1t has
rrHgG'jon rs u manufacturing centre 10
uu,ilug. cement and whisky.
IN, tutti cut of lumber at MinueapOli,
Ias wear Is fifty feet less than last year
sl.yh is the smallest cut since 1851. Tn
Guber supplies have declined ut tina
point in the ratio of tweuty-siN to seven
Teen.
The manufacturing interests IN th
>.1th profess To see a great deal OF impro
.rlni near at hand in manufacturing
The existing and impending railroad con
'rlst,on Is creating an active demand To-
a. k,nds Of building aud railway material
4-t The building OF houses and shops L
A-ip.ug along the general activity. Tn
iluhyr men are talking about new hanI
saw mill which heats everything else in 1t
Ua.
j g'od many papers are wisely recon-
n.1iug that the present favorable OpPor
NE'y be utilized by employers and work
A@rB for permanently establishln!
.1.niiy relations for the future regulation
" Wl-rs Both workmen and employer
''e happy and contented and each side nov
.-"gulzvS the necessity of pursuing
,.Ir>c that will avoid strikes or lOckOutS
l1o"r Is looking in the direction OF sell
rAp.oymrut, hut does not know how t
accomplish il.
MINES AND MINERS
Work continues good in the mines O
Noberly. Mo.