Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
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also 135 candidates for the Wages Com
mittee in the eastern, western and middl,
districts.
Pottery and GldSsgme Reporter: Thu
weather for the past few weeks has beer
favorable for business generally. The ont
look at preSeut is for q larger ard more
prosperous trade than was exp ctsd som,
time back, and is msrred only by the CON
tinued spSsd Of yell fever in the south
and the excitement incident thsrst,. Thu
erockery and glass trades are in heltsl
condition, though much activity beyond
that called for by the urgent requirement.
Of the t:ads is not looked for tefore the
election.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works are OK
eeeding;y busy completing order on hand
The lsst consignment of the orders for
sixty locomotives for the Reading Com
pauy was made last week. The Psnnsyl-
vania railroad has contracted Tor fifty
eight driver freight locomotives, and
twenty have been delivered. A shipment
of ten narrow guage locomotives to the
Mexican National railway made last week
6llsd thirty cars. 1t is expected that tie
record for the year will be seven hundred
and thirty locomotives, or more than two
daily.
The Indianapolis Early closing Associa-
ton has succeeded in gaining few yours
10 large Du nb<r of stores in that city.
Houses that close have carl hung on the
wall amt uncing the fact. At big meet
ing recently the association condemned
the awsrdipg Of q contract by the city to q
house that rsfrse1 to close, and both po-
litical parties we're warned not TO patron
ia said firms.
License Of incorporation has been Issued
at Springfield to tbs Watson Heater Co i,
Est st. Louis, capital 81, 500, 900. Incor-
porators-J. D. Ryan, J. s. Duune, and
James Hannerty. The Cutt ny Electric
Alarm Co., of East ST. Louis, has alko been
authorized to incorporate, with q capital
Of $500, 900 for the manufacture Of car sig
nsls. Incorrorstors-C. p Larned, r. T.
Brewer and O. @. N. Reeve.
The Bingham, Ais, bridge ard bolt
works sre crowded With orders and run
ming to their utmost capacity. New cen
tracts are being received almost daily from
all parts Of the State. One of the larse,t
contracts received by this company re-
Gently was 70: manufacturing number Of
large new iron railroad bridges for new
read in course of construction in the south
ern part of the State birmingham Age.
A Milwaubes man sends laboiers by the
hundred to pats of Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Michigan Lsborels gst Sl.75 re, day;
railrosdss, IS to 20 cents ger cubic foot,
az d scIspsrs end graders, $1.75 per dSy.
Sone Of the STed;s are at work btfIre day
freak. They generally work by the ri-ce.
An entirtl y new industry is to be estab-
lished at Denver. Col. Tie New Mexico
Mica Mining Co is about to establish in
that city a large factory FOR pulveiizi8g
mica. Hitherto it has been used as ISM
glass in stoves, but now it Is brought for
ward in the manufacture of wall paper and
also as lubricant.
Oar Consul at Guatemala, General Hos
msr, says coed wages can te made there
in the establishment of ihs manufactures
of glsss, chinIwsre, paper, furniture,
wagons, farming implements, cottJn and
wooden goods.
Five hundred regoas employed st
track.lsying at Village Springs, Ala,
struck last week for an advance to 81 so
per day, an increase of 25 cents. They re-
turned to work TT 81 %. The summer
wages is 81 so per day.
Patagonia and Argentine are gaining
large accessions of farmers by immigra-
ton. A person may become a citizen en-
his lsndipg there, and he csn g:t land for
nothirg
Toronto people buy bread tickets in
amounts of from 81 TO S worth. When
you buy bead at the store it cOets 1 cent
per loaf less than when it Is delivered.
At the recent convention of the British
trsde9 unions pay for service il Parlia-
neat was recommended. At pre.eat no
poor man can sffogd to he member.
Tie men who work the ore TINT c,mes
from Martin White mine at Ward, New,
have their hair, whiskers and eye brows
turned permanent green.
Some New Haven, ConD., blackmitbs
have struck against 5 per cent. reduction
in wages, making their pay what it was
some months ago.
We now export locomotives. In 1884 the
first one was brought to this country from
Manchester, England, by the Boston and
Lowell company.
The Chinese in California are buying
fruit farms and establishing canneries
since the efforts at displacing their labor
by native boys and girls.
Congressman West, CT New York, rOw q
milEoasire, came over in the sbserags aud
landed with shilling. He was then 26
years old.
Noble, Ala, bricklsyers on the new
court houss succeeded in having o nom
union man discharged, but they had to
strike to do 1T.
At Minneapolis ell the employing coop
ers except one haze grant thsir MIN the
advance to Is cents per barrel, an advance
of cents
New York city Hebrew tTaies uniops
hayo formed thu first Central Union OF or.
carnations of their race in the United
States.
Joplin, Nc, bao.blackI have organized.
A shire costs 10 cents. Should any ont
charge more be gets whipped by the asso
cistior.
Neu Rocky Forge, Ga, one morning
during the recent flood Harry Btigdor
''dised" for hoars from q fence, picking
his coit)n.
A chimney st Kearney, Y. j., is BE-
feet high. 1t contains 100000 bricks
and its fue has diameter Of IL feet.
American toys are being shipped to CIR
many, 8 country which formerly largely
suPp'isd our market.
Milkmen who water their milk st To
ronto, Can. are fined $50 and costs o.
given thirty days Imprisonment.
The Hudson County On. J) Contra
Labor Uaion listened to debate on th'
tariff some days ego.
Twenty-Five hundred live chickens re
csrt'y reached New York from S;huy Ter
Neb.
Ia New York two fcssco painters union
havs co-opsrated in opening labor bu