Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-01

anu .erlng nun the producers have
at greater q the Government,
BAT ITS lawsbe framed rather in
oDheir intereso the sdvantaSe of
svthOse eugsge. 1t is the producer
q who creates III Of the country.
Besides, bud ngage in trade while
the great M engage in produc-
ton. The v humane government
will legislst. interest of produc-
ton"
William IL, of Augusta, Ga,
has Just retum a visit to China.
He says the % rapidly ciyilizing.
Two railrosden built and another
one from Saa Pekin, 200 miles,
Is in course ,ructiou. Rich men
live on $40 a coolies with % cents.
Good" fisl6 make from 30 to so
cents q day, god men are very
scarce. Caste officers get So q day
and can stealre, and work only half
a day. Cloes the custom-house
men were /"
The largss boat in the world is
said TO be ehrt Garrett, which ar
rived at Nswsome days ago. She
made 1sknotour in her trip from
Baltimce. 81, 500 horsepower en-
CUES, sd isst long, SO feet beam,
II teetieep fr lower deck and carry
sboutDOO p
TheIlumb Toronto, Ont; have
strucsor wepayments, and an in
creased 5 cen hour. They also in
sist II appre must serve three years.
AbouiO Of ID have been granted the
advap. Thres have cabled to Eng
land men.
Ws Lege,ys: we have patent
aysa whichby far the best in the
wo6 = 4 rhe result of the Patent
law this cor has been the develop
mept indus of such great msgni-
tudlat it hsen copied in the laws Of
all ions"
strike the st. Louis bakers is
All over. by of the men have won
aIsarly ale rect have found work
bse OF thetra men required by the
Used hOu prevailing in the shops
v the dend has been granted.
the formion of the National Union
'ase CARRIERS and Joiners in New
hn 1S, the question Of an eight
day waSmong the subjects Of dis
N. Degates from twenty-five
were iattendance.
strike c the Omaha brieklayers is
q. The men say that those who
.one to work had to do so because Of
y, but they believe that the trouble
soon over and in their favor. Tor
n sent $500.
Garden City kan Chronicle says {:
,rairie is dotted with schocners NOV
stwarJ. But a few more years and
available agricultural lands Of I'm
n will be taken up"
New York HHl and Express says ::
York stands at the head of the mo-
rade of the United States. During
sy season 1880 goatskins are daily
into morocco.
Trades Assembly of Minneapolis,
xed City Councils TO compel all rail
Dmpanies to abolish grade crossings
dye OF tunnel.
Southwestern Firemen's AssOcis-
Ihich some days ago held it's fourth
convention 1T Carthage, Mo-, bss
900 members.
manufacturing of shoes in Lynn,
is decreasing. because of the cheaper
,tion IN country towns where less
are paid.
plastsrers' laboTers of Toronto, Ont. +,
ost their strike for an advance OF q
IN hour. They will work another
the old wages.
Hold. Carriers Protective Associa-
u NoAlolS, W., utu ~ AouSibS huo
'eeent annual parade and demonstra-
Id vein worth $4,000 per ton has
lscovered on the Lake Superior Iron
iny's land near Ishpeming, Mich.
Union Tack manufacturers have
iges to the non-uuion point. The
= prospects are good.
Jew Britain, Conn, bricklayers geS
IT q nine-hour day, and hod-carriers
, s. %.
hest rules, sextants, quadrants,
Sses, lanceS and knives are made Of
at saNs.
re are 1881 cooperative societies in
Britain, with u membership OF S33, =
olumbus ga. baker adyertises six
lnce loayes oil bread for five cents.
X. of l.. of st. Louis will celebrate
urth of July on grand scale.
Irniture factory, the first in Florida,
purse of erection at Gainesville.
re are 700 E1glish-speaking K. of l..
oremen in Montreal.