Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-03
4uljeelins Register
LINES ON LABOR.
- ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALLPARTS
News OF THB COUNTRY,
IN, Cog8iHon Of Business in All Branches
Sa'" ', II,sr-Ths Industrial Outlook Reported
10 Be Very Good.
TRADE NOTES.

~ oldham (EDglsnd) Spinnsrs' Asso-
lne has notified the Masters AssCeis-
cls''vS ppleSs 40 advance Of D per cent
tlon '' - ,rsnted they will give the usual
so'I! : rotice which the law requires and
mou'" lii, at tho expiration Of that time.
coO stiiI atop 5000. 600 spiudles in East
laS TER The employees tell the men
L S.. tSsy have lost money 10 late years
to1' ~. ~, men answer that they have moth
ana 'n \, with losses made in ipjudieious
log y - and that present returns war
en's' ~, increase. The bosses then asked
ra'. , lid become Of things il their CAPT.
WEI L,rld be withdrawn, and they were
Isl - - nv the statement that other CAPT
aS'"s,r9 appear for that industry Just rs
. % w., "S' for other paying industries.
-, Warren Ledger reminds its readers
~ g,ssis leather is made in Connecticut;
INA. -, ~ vine is manufactured in Cali
bnG' Italian marble is quarrisd in Ken
lo'I'. rrepch lace Is woven IN New York;
tG'"s.,,lss linen is produced in Massachu
W. FOOLISH cashmere is msde in New
's..S,,sb;rs. Partisan art work comes from
has Lt0 IN Boston; Spanish mackerel are
S,1gbt On the New Jersey coast, and Hay-
Sa~ , r;g,rs are rolled by the million in
Chicago. >
IA. sio9ecutters of Kansas City talk Of
,,.,otiog the Missouri Valley Stonecut-
P'O', Association for inducing English
's S.,s.rt,,rs 10 20 to Kansas City as soon
.bsy arrived in Castle Garden on the
,.,,-,sep,atjcu that there were no strike IN
~, ri,y. The Eoglishmen are union
~, and ~ pc0r circumstances.
Tho br,r<ayers' strike 1T Omaha is still
I,,b sides claim that things are run
Ua ., smoothly. The bosses say they have
I..E Of hands az their wages, and the
Us ", ssv tia. only about sixty of their
g., are We, out Of work, and they expect
=, ~ Al work in few days.
r,s Is.anoFrc Engineers Journal esii-
= ths llrOad mileage OF the world as
Mss America, 155. 757 miles; Europe,
~, s,5 r,l.es; Asia, Is, 19l miles; Austria
=, ans miles, and that OF Africa, Ass
c ~, leads the countries of Europe in
mileage
,,r Insi OF Italians were imported the
- d,y 70 work on the Stsubenville, o,
go. r,ilway. The Gdzetiesays that there
are nlsnty oimen in town out of work.
P,-tv families from Stuttgart and Cen
,,,r G.ruauv have sailed for this country
Tb.v xil l5cate at -Etna, Ala, and will
h. fSlossd by other families.
Tia Toronto cigarmakers have struck
6, an Advance Of 81 thousand on mold
rg,r, and :. on hand work. There are l22
ciy,-asker' IN Toronto.
The rr;5n iu.c mill at San Quentiu,
CI INNS out Il 900 sacks day and 12j
mo, are employed in the sash aud door fac
tors.
c,nosny with a capital OF 500, 0OO,-
AM h.. been formed in Canada for the pur
p,,s Of ,anneliug the Detroit river.
Wilmington Dsl) firm last week
sb,nDaI y DD0-pounds shssring machine
winch i I, cut 9x2l inch fat iron.
! Jlspph Hodges, q compCsitor on the
S,v,on D I1frpradsai, has been sixty-twO
years st the case
AtR.lwav. y. j.. 200 operatives in a
shirt factory have struck against reduc-
ton OF 3 TO $l2O.
O1e hundred bass workers in New
York shop have struck against 10 per
cent reduction.
The Tweed Company, at Danbury,
Conn, which employs 100 men, has start
ed its works again.
An Orange, n. ~ hat firm has Just
gained a demand for 81 cents dozen for
finishing
At Birmingham, Ala, ten boys have
paid $40 each for bootbiacking licenses.
The Farmers Union, of New York city,
last week voted 10 expei twenty members
who hal testified against the union in
lawsuit
The D.trcit unions are pushing an In
vestisa'i)n Of child labor in that town.
TIE St Loais printers have formed a
building association.
Adam Ferg, Of fremont, Pa, is about to
buid az extensive car works at Bristol,
Tenn, 70 employ 200 hands The works
are Ia be erected at once, so as to be able
10 commence operations about September
next
The Hazard Manufacturing Company,
Of Wilkssbarre, Pa, recently made wire
rope for one Of the Ashley planes, operated
By the Central Railroad Of New Jersey, 81
inches ia circumference, l miles in length,
weighing 81 tons
Workmen are now engaged in exeayating
at The new addition TO the machine shops
il SsCramento, Cal The addition will be
lOOylo0 ieet, making the building 500 feet
10 length. O,her buildings are to be in
creased IN proportion.
Tas Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad
Company recently finally decided TO locate
IT. shop 10 Brier Hill, a suburb OF Ioupgs-
toTn, Ohio. The company has secured
- acres OF land and will erect a round
house, with stalls for 45 locomotives, q
large machine shop, car shop and other
bnIldlogs The shops will employ 80
men.
At the Jaion iron works, San Francis
co, over POO men are engaged. Two
complete sets o! pumping engines fer the
Spn1g Valley water works are on the
dnT, an aHHsaling furnace for use IN the
works, set OF hosting engines for the
Gambler mipe in British Columbia, be-
sides any quantity OF smaller work.
TIE foundation of the Kokomo (Iud J
iroH works is in and the first building, 90
1l- feet, will ne rushed up as rapidly as
brick can he furnished. The Lynch
Brothers have arranged for the early re-
mo7sl Of their machinery from TitusYille,
IA, and will soon be ready for their first
big contract
MILL NOTES.