Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

Corbin who will discover that some organi-
zAticns are as efficient as others are the re-
verse of that quality. He may be able to
successfully defy and disintegrate mob,
snd set at naught the constitution Of the
State of Pennsylvania when there 10 no
great interest concentrated to enforce That
constitution, but he cannot do as be pleases
with the fundamental law if the A. a. OF
| I. and S. w. find it necessary TO prevent
| the Reading railroad corporation from run
ming q mill plant contrary to that law
Labor Tribune.
The hurry in the mills TO meet orders
I that had to be filled bsfOre the summer
shutdown for repairs was quite notice.
able. and. inasmuch as the market had
/ been for a long time hsud-tO-mouth, this
should be regarded as an unerring iu0ica-
ton Of a good season ahead. This year
closed with a firmer market, advance IN
prices Of some grades and stiffness n oil
others, excellent condition financially, and
rcseate hue spreading beautifully over
the coming twelve months.
This week may be called a week Of labor
conventions. The American Flints hold
/ their convention IN Bsllaire, o. The Green
Bottle Blowers Of the Eastern and Western
district meet N Joint convention in Allan
tic CITY. The Window Glass Workers
meet in Pitisburg. The Potters hold
their national convention in Steubenyille,
Ohio.
TIE Washington, D. O., grand jury has
indicted ten men, members Of hod-car-
riers' union, for conspiracy in threatening
10 leave the employ Of firm unless an of
fensive non-union man was discharged,
ard thereby causing man 10 lose his en-
ployment.
A Pittsburg toby was given to Mr.. Com
peIs, President OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor, when he was in PittsbuTg q
few days ago. Alter locking at the article
with the critical air of cigarmaker, ne
said that he would stow it away as keep
sake.
National President John Mcbride, of the
n. 2. T., addressed mass meetings in the
Second, Third snd Fourth sub-districts of
Ohio on July 81, 4th and 9Th. he took as
bis subject the eight-hour day, a question
that should interest every miner.
All the glass factories have been closed
down for a week now, aud the majority OF
the men are in the country fishing and
having good time Their absence, and
the closing down Of the mills fog the week
make labor news d little scarce.
The rev building built as 81 addition
10 the Warwick China Company plant Is
nearing completion. The carpenters are
finishing up the inside work and the brick
layers have commenced the ovens for burn
in decorated ware.
At the Bellaire steel plant, there are, as
yet, no signs of change IN the situation.
/ At the Office those in authority refuse to
/ talk. but the men insist that they will &C
cept nothing but the Amalgamated scale.
Henry Hoguer, who has for several sea-
sons past been a member Of the sam Jones
Fishing club, which camps out at Willo"
/ Springs. arrived in the city from Canton,
Ohio, yesterday, TO Join the Cl1b.
The E.na Iron and S.eel Company have
closed down ior repairs and Improvements.
An addition 10 the warehouse and a new
raii strengthening apparatus are among the
new Improvements.
Several sets of scales arrived yesterday
Or che rittsnurE wheeling and Lake Erie
Coal Company They were accompanied
by Uorkutu OBJ rrt them up.
TIE aearrr. weekly r-sr-- of Cirr o'fn
~. Irf. miners tnrI1r tre Teaf var
o. nrr week. Cor fte year $50. '-cu tlla-
a-y Oh nsg ip-r week
Cn.ee. Ta.rrs IS Co. Save e--si tie
h...lart.i s-tr Coz tre.r ego Ilr-anaI
at nrl vf nsli POI .n thcr Homestead
r Hnrts
Trn tt.f story r tte nrF Standard
anr.hrn.a etN under Wy Ihe
n-l.n. a.I hs .n uF lY September lrt
ras erar ho.Hr uanuiaCfurers hare
ra.rtaf tr a.rElfr u.fa rev lsl
rrrt cs Iara raferlal reln.uen.
rte rra -.ts-ck hui'iag 81 u7 to che
.aorf so-T lf promises from present
srpaart1ce Oh hea .1e hlHding
rhr LlrehH- -aH works viii Pc OF
U trg1sf frt or logger. Extensive
repairs H..I ht made
TIE Mayorof Chicago. senator Farwell,
ana Co1rrresuan LaWlor. spoke for eight
ho1u cu Juiy g.
The Riverside Company viii have al IT'S
departments on irll to morrow.
AN che blast furnaces 10 the district are
working 90 their iul caplciiy.
Twenty-Five iron firms have sigaed The
Amalgamatei scale.
Carnegie cut his wire-drawers 40 per
cent last week.
The Ia Belle mill will 20 on full to-
morrow.
The Belmont mill viii 20 or in part to-
morrow.