Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-22


Cotton-mills win be erected at Burling-
ton, Charlotte, Davidson College, Sails
bury and Shelby, n. G. A tobacco factory
will te established at Henderson, N. @.
A bolt and nut company has been form
ed at Kansas City, Mo-, with q capital
stock of 500, 900. New York and New
England parties arr the ineorporators.
A canning factory is to be put up at
Corinth, Miss, and the Mississippi cotton
and woolen-mill at Wessen is being en-
larged by q iour-story building.
Kentueky's whisky industry produces
Sc, GOO, 600 year and gives employment
to 500, 900 persons. Fifteen million gallons
are produced every year.
The Candymakeis' Union, of San Fran
cisco, Cal, has ordered its members not to
90 to Portland, Orr. because Of strike OF
the craft in that city.
Thirteen BROOKLYN On. Y. milkmen last
week pleaded guilty to watering and 9TH
erwise adulteratiug their milk, and were
fine $26 each.
: The strike sgaiD:a an eight-hour Sstur-
day by the iron m,alders Of Smiths works
at Jersey City, N. j., has been settled by
an agreement to make up the extra hour
through the week.
The Amalgamased Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers has decided to admit TO
membership all workers around rolling
mills except laborcrs.
The national convention of the millers
Of the United Stats will be held in Buffalo
in June. A European delegation is to be
present.
Steel rolls being made by q Pittsburg
firm will weigh twelve tons eact. These
are said to be the largest ever east IN this
country.
There ore fifty-sjght cheese factories and
twenty-five cresIneries in Chautauqua
county, N. Y. last years production
brought S725, 300.
Coal miners in the Hooking Valley, o.,
are paid 20 cents Der ton from September
TO May l, and o. cents betwean May l
and September l.
At Cleveland, "a, miners are paid IS
cents per ton, drivers get 81 per day, tap
pers go cents dav and track and timber
men So per day.
The strike at Nrwburg, N. Y, has been
settled by arbitration. The pay was fixed
az S.. % for mssGns aud 81 123 for hOd-
curriers'.
The lumber mill.owners of the Pacific
coast have formed q Trust" and the log
pers threaten to erect mills to break it.
The largest milk condepsing factory in
the world is at Cham, Switzerland. Its
output is 20GOO, 900 cans per appum.
Work an a glass factory that will give
employment toahout 100 men has been DO.
gun at Chattano %, Tenn.
Other cities o. Canada will help the
strikers OF the BI Ilding Trades OF Hamll-
ton. Toronto will send $500 a week.
A bill to prohibit fines for imperfect
weaving was def a'ed by 81 to 103 in the
Massachusetts, House
It has been estimated that the loss Of
the 'Q' strikers 40 far during about fifty
DAYS has been $601 $50.
New industries in Florida are: A saw
mill at Barlow and st Augustine, aud 3
silk-mill at jacksonville.
The cow-catchtr was first introduced
ahont the year 1853 on the Columbus and
Nenia 10 Railroad.
ave lights have been successfully used
on the same current with incsndesceDt
globes at PittsbnTg.
Pittsburgers ara shipping natural gas in
steel cylinders to other cities for illumi-
natisg purposes.
An air-brake fsctory is being erected at
futile Greek, near Pittsbnrg, by George
Westinghouse.
A fivs.story structure is to be built at
Troy, n. V, by a hosiery company at cost
of SO, 600.
The lumber production of the Ottawa
Can Valley for this season is about 700
600, GOO feet.
ASs. Charles MO firm is 6lling con-
tract for 800 cars tor the Mexican National
hallway.
The capacity Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad machine shops at Houston will be
doubled.
The output Of the 1O3 salmon caunsries
on the Pacific coast last season was 997,-
900 cases.
The Central Labor Union of New York
City has repudisted the United Labor
party.
The production of minerals in the
United States is twice the output Of Great
Britain.
Ballston Spa IN. " ak and edge tool
makers have struck against reduction.
The production of the gold mines OF
Nova Scotia in 1881, was worth about
$500, GOO.
London (Can city laborers have had
their wages reduced from $l.2o to 81 per
day.
Miners at Myersdale, Pa, have struck
for so cents ton, an increase Of 10 cents.
K. of L. farmers Of Hubbard, Mimi,
are to establish cooperative lour-mill.
The Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton will meet at Pittsburg in May.
Sash, door and blind mills will be erected
at Hammond and Lafayette, Is.
Hamilton (Can) quarrymen will run
quarry on the cooperative plan.
Sixty-two wholesale sugar dealers Of
Toxic, Japan, have formed's Trust"
A st. Louis firm has orders from Europe
for sawed hardwood lumber.
An Alviso (Cal box factory is filling an
order for 900, 600 iruit boxes.
The Master Builders Of Syracuse, N. u.
have formed an association.
Three-fourths of the 5000 painters in
/ NAN York City ara union men.