Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

agents in the west securing coke con
tracts. This may lead TO a war with IN.
big operators.
West of Scotland steel works al prceen
cannot supply the demand of the shig
builders even while running double turn
"Cayanaugh" coal will 0 be in the
st Louis market. Ii is developed in tn,
Indian territory by 81. Louis parties.
Nashville tTenn) nour mills repor,
: good prospects. one firm will incrcas,
lts capacity from 300 10 loo barrels !.
day.
Tie Salosmcn's Protective association
OF Pittsburg, Pa, which has l2s mem
bcrs, viii open IN employment bureau.
The Fndlay (O) bricklayers AT work
on the railroad shops have struck FOR m
advance Of % cents or 81 % per day.
\. y. Carlton, Of the X of J.. exc,u.
tive board, is lecturing in New England
IN the interests Of the order.
\ fruit jar ana bottle factory is 10 bc
erected at South Kokomo. Ind. II will
employ about 100 men.
The Eagle Stove foundry. al Genesec.
ILL.,, has started up under new manage.
ment after two years idlcncss.
II has been stated hat coal al the Great
Falls Mont. } mines is produced at "A cost
of SO cents per ton.
Bordentown N. J,) %ironers in a shirt
factory have struck for an advance from
30 cents to 1925 a dav.
1t has been estimated that il wouldta K
from 1900 To 21o0 days for one man to
make a locomotive.
The McKccsport. Pa. Tube Works.
where $500 men are employed is making
800 tons OF pipe daily.
4 shortage OF plate prevents the nail
factory at Hammond III, from running
double turn.
Fifty-tlve heats, or 215 tons OF steel,
were made by Bellaire, ONO, employees
in one turn recently.
The Pan Handle line. known as the
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth Railroad.
ID about finished.
The 1900 looms of the Androscocgin
Mills, at Lewiston, Maine. are being re-.
placed by 40-inch looms.
The employees Of six cigar factories OF
New York City, numbering 1900 persons,
are still out.
Striking Sandwich, Mass. glass house
workers are to establish u GO. operative
factory.
{. G. Harris, of Niles. Ohio, has in
vented an automatic feeder that will cut
800 nails "A minute.
\ Pittsburg blast furnace recently
shipped 3, 900 tons Of stock pig iron in less
than ten days.
Fort Worth, Texas, will soon have ia
%cilities for producing 1850 barrels of
flour pei day.
The Dalzell people at Wcllsburg, Ohio,
are running two shops with non.union
men.
Pueblo, Mexico, residents who raise
years.
Flint glass workers will start a 90.
operative factory at East Liverpool,
West Virginia.
{. II. Aver, OF Bcllaire, Ohio. viii cree,
a widow glass factory at Muncic, In.
diana,
The Scott Haven, Pennsylvania. min
have returned to work III the old
wages.
The Youngstown, Ohio, Knights have
nominated a city and county ticket.
Mcxico's mines are being largely de-.
veloped by American capital.
The Master Builders Of Pittsburg have
adopted the ninc-hour rule.
Pittsburg brickmakcrs say that there is
promise Of Il good season.
South Australians wheat cop will be
about 20, 000, 600 bushels.
a Builders exchange has been organ
lied at Rochester, New York.
Coffee sells for % cents q pound whole
sale at Vera Cruz, Mexico.
The Neadville, Pennsylvania g'ass
works are increasing their plant,
Indianapolis barber shops were again
closed last Sunday.
London, Ontario, labor men have pur-
chased a site for o hall.
There are 10, 900 Knights Of Labor in
the Detroit district.
A Bath, Maine, firm has fifteen coal
barges in use.
Indian mining is dull.
Break up n Trusts
Tho New York Herald saya 40 IN lhe