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THE VESUVIUS.
Testing uf Her Pneumatic Guns
Resumed.
Over tho Success Of the Experiments.
aun-cattsn rrimers Eniled and Were
Replaced with 0anpoWder rfIm-
ers-The Tests 70 ~ Continued.


PoRT RoYAI- s q. FEB. IL The test
=of The vesuvius' pncmatic guns waa 70
sumed Friday morning. The harbor
was rathex choppy, caused by stin
northwest wind carly Ia the morn
ting, but BY II o'clock the water
was fairly anooth and tho Xesuvius
hoisted signaia announcing that she
WAS ready to Gre tho first shot and
would aim ID from the two-thonshnd-
yard buoy. Tho board had gone
aboard the vessel early IN the morning
and watched tho experiments from her
deck With her signals flying she
steamed slowly up TO the 2.0o0syard
buoy, heading slightly 10 the north q
tho target tin. There was q nomontafy
pause while she SWING slowly Into
position Then the signals dropped,
and almost instantly followed tho white
cloud 81 compressed air. Indicating that
4 shot had been llred Tho observers
eye took up the projcctIle before u had
gone hundred yanis Ii IL hight u
sailed gracefully through tho nif.
making curve 81 perfect sym
metry This shot fell fully fifty
yards short III the target. but
exactly Iii line with tho buoy which
marked the range. The target itself
Ind loo much slack limo and had irificd
about ifty yards away from the stA.
ton. The vesnvinn WINS signnled that
The shot had fallen short and n twelve
minutes she prepared Vi Hire again. in-
siicating BY her flag the same range
would 10 kept This timo she crawlcd
close lip 10 her buoy before firing. The
shot was much like the previous ono.
the shell falling but few feet short Of
ita targot but practically on the
buoy line. An interval Of On hour
followed md then tho remaining
two projcetiics werc hred. The fourth
shot fell 81 the buoy line. but tho fifth
and Inst shot fell 80 close % tho target
that the spray thrown up ~ The pro-
jectiic obscured the target An instant
nfterward an explosion WIS heard, and
the water behind the target wna
disturbed So far aa this could be
seen this iust shcll was the only
one that exploded. although the OIL
GERS 81 the Vcauvius and members
81 the board said they had distinctly
heard the explosion Or tho fourth
she'll Ii was learned durlng Tho alter
nnon Tint nftet firing the first three
pro ectiI sA 10 sl.. ptton primers lA1
been rerlnrSd " fiift~poWilcr primers.
the supposition being that the gun cois
ton had failed 70 detonate the powder
Many Of the officers maintain that this
view Il probably correct The second
md hfth shells fell 30 accnrntsly that
they would have fallen on m ordinary
sIoop stationed Tor tnrRet Tho officers
Eof the Yesnyins expressed themselves
rs greatly clnted over che success 81 tho
days tcsk They went 70 the station
this afternoon and took seven ahelia
from tile lighter rho gun cotton has
been removed from them and Il will b
replaced with powder 70 enable the
contsnuance 81 the experiment to-mor-
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swtpT ovERaoAaD.

1se Cahia Passengers hnd SIX o. The
Crew - lhe ronerauia Lose THEIR flvea
IN : Steeus
Loxpos. Feb II Tho Allan line
steamer Pomcrania. from Glasgow.
January " Via Neville. for New York.
has returned 10 Grcenocl. after losing
= number Of her crow and passengers
daring heavy storm. Tho romeranla
was about i.l1o miles westward from
Glasgow whom she encountered wealth
ef OF unusual severity The gales
had Increased with great suddenness
until heavy sca unexpectedly swept
over tho deck, carrying everything be-
fore il like an avalanche The deck
saloon. the chart house. the bridge and
the boats were smashed and swept
away by the tremendous force 81 the
waves. and when the sea had passed
over The decks wero scene Of ruin, and
the shriclss ~ the porishing sailors and
passengers coald be heard in the waves
that snrgcd about the dismantled
steamer.
Capt Daizicl had been on tho bridge
when the avalanche struck the vessel.
lie was swept from his post and dashed
against tho buIwarks, where he lay
stunncd and helpless The mates, John
Cook and John Hamilton. who were on
the bridge with the captain, were
swept out 70 sen and drowned. neAides
tho trst and second officers named. tho
auartcrmastcrs. two stewards, four
llrst cabin passengers and one second
cabin passenger persisted by drowning.
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THE MARKETS
c1scrxEATr. Feb. ii.

CINcINEATI, Feb. II.
FLOUR winter patent, "a s51eA2s fancy.
IS 250a IS; family, t2b0127b extra, t20od 20:
low grade, Ill 70n200. spring patent sl35d47u;
spring fancy, x825aaS0. spring family, 3lO0
100 Rye Hour sSs51abo BnekSheat s2250
$50 per 100 pound sack
WHEAr-The only cash No cred offered com
prised lots held in store ~ 7i3z5c; cash No z
red on track had buyers At 72G7sc; No. red
held at e9fsTOc for prime samples.
CoRN--No. 2 white held At f5hc; No. 2yei-
low al 44Hc; No. mixed at 43Mc, with buyers
at about Nc less. Ear quotable At ~ sc. ac-
cording TO quality.
OATs-No 2 white Qlotabie 81 80 ! SIC. sell
ers holding taney seed at the outside price No.
mixed, suitable for seed. had buyers Ut $40,
but feeders were unwilling 70 pay moro than
$3.50 for prime samples
RYE-The market was irregular, prime 70
choice No being quotabie at 57059c. Sales Of
No spot track ct 57ssc. u
CArTLE--Steady Fair TO good shippers
f4b0 525. good 70 choice butchers, t4.sb 500;
fair TO medium butchers. s35OGA2S; common
2504ae5
VEAL. CALVES Common and large. a. 25et6!5o:
fair 70 good light tzo0a600 None Of the best
here
HOES Select heavy and prime butchers,
s50E ae5; fair 10 good packing. 8 10 d 6AS;
common and rough, U.0odso0; prime light ss 70
aa25: Others, sZT50s0O; fat pigs, v O0fe7. y;
SHEEP AND LAMBS Sheep Yearlngs and
wethers, s4.7ba $50. fat ewes. Ne61 500; COM
mon ID fair mixed; e3251A2b. Lambs-E xtra,
70 50; good 10 choice. ts5o06 %; common tofair,
A.25a52 -. 4,
WHEAr--No 2 red, very dull; May, Sc 7-i60
s2Ac. 4
RYE-Nominal: western, ssne2e
BARI.EY-S state, e41e0c; western, Goa soc; No.
Toronto, va 9sc; No. ? $40 Sc
CoRH--No. dull and easier; May o2sEc. No
!, $50 b4Hc; steamer mixed, 52Ka5 slsc.
OA1s-N No q dun and nominal; state, sssl
346c; western, Ssa46c.
PITTSBURGH Fell IL
cArTfE Market, nothing doing; ~ through
consgnments.
Hoes Market fair: all grades $500 eco; one
car hogs shipped toNew York
SHEEP Market strong and active.
| BALTIMORE, Feb ~
WHEAT Firmer; No Rred.spot,7 7Ac: March
Tsi1c; May. s0a4c
Ga oArs-cuie, and steady; NO Z white, west
ern Ale
CHICAGO, Feb r.
| FrouR AND GRAIN Cash quotation: Flour.
| dull and unchanged. No spring wheat. Tss1c;
| No. spring wheat $50 eoc; No. red Ios1c;
| Na corn. 43& q 4sttc: No. oats 81 Slxcs
| IA 4 wbtte. g5Nc: No. white q o. b, 1fD
~: No. rye, ssc; No barley, &c, 10. ;
| 4 81. TSaSic: No. 4. & o. b, 20 eoci No
aaxseed. si.H2 y
WHEAr-Firm but quiet; No red, Febru-
ary. 7TA1TTxc
Hha51Ac
| oArs--CAr-iots duh: futures dull and nominal;
No white February. 4i14ihc
- : ToEnDo. O.. FEB II
1 WHEAr--Active and higher NO casa anu
February, 73tfc; May. fsifc
| coRN-Steady; No 3 ensh, l41sei No 3, 80;
| No. /, sine; No ? yellow. t4Hcs Ne yellow,
| i4c.
l OArs-Quiet; cash. SOC
| KYR-Dnll Vash. Sc
/ CLovKRsEED--Du Dull and steady; prime casn
and February. as5; March. 40
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coloRApo sMow.sLlDes.


May 81 Them ocean. ! Nausbrr ~ Per-
sons lseihk Overwhelmed aud Killed
Passenger Trails Lost.
DKNYER, Cot. Feb la-Reports from
Southcra Colorado tell of the continue
ton Of the blockade Of railroads By
snow. which IN many places Is still fall
Ing. Snow slides are numerous. es-
pccinlly In the vicinity Of Telluride and
Silvcrton. Near the latter place slide
Friday morning II reported 70 have done
considerable damage 70 property. In
addition to she terrible snow slide which
killed four men on the virginins road
Thursday night. nnother avalanche came
down AZ Riverside. on the Mears toll
road, accompanied by half . dozen
sipalier ones, carrying away the Ouray-
lf0nton mail stage and horses
and team and sleigh belonging
to Or, Hereford. Of this place The
stage driver and DR. Hereford succeed.
Cd Ia getting ont II the snow, and
reached onray Friday morning Their
horses, however. were swept over =
prcciptce. and although two Of them
are still alive. Il is hardly possible they
can be rescued
In western Colorado the storm Il the
heaviest ever experienced, and = terri
bic slide Is reported near Breckinridgc,
Ia which two train men were killed and
four slightly injured.
The south Park railroad crew. with
two engines pushing railway plows
were fighting snow Friday morning
when an avalanche rushed down the
mountain side, catching one engine and
two plows and hurting them down the
hill. Engineer Lynch and Fireman
Smith were buried beneath their engine
and instantly killed. and Engineers
Boynton and McGreevy. Fireman Bow
an and Rnalxeman IIawkins were slight,
ly injured. EngincerI syneh's body has
been recovered Int Fireman Smiths
remains are still ia the snow.
Iietwecn Crested Butte and Ruby
another slide occurred. and two Italian
laborers are said to be covered In 4.
The passenger train from Monarch e
Salida, due III ss45 Thursday, has mol
yet arrived, and lis location Il un,
known The snow Is very deep on this
road, and the train Is undoubtedly
bloclsaded.
Aspen reports heavy drifting SHOWS
and trains delayed. In fact. most 81
the mountain roads are busy lighting
the snow.
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WASHINGTON, Feb, IL AN event in
the senate Friday was the appearance
on the door OF ex-senator Wade Hamp-
ton, Of South Carolina. He came in
quietly, and while seated on sofa was
Immediately surrounded by senators
from Both sides OF the chamber, con-
graduating him and paying their re-
spects. Vice President Morton left his
place in the chair to meet him, and
during the brief time he remained In
the chamber his reception was an own
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BRAZIL, Ind. Feb. II. For the last
month experts from Chicago and Gin
cinnati have been in the county look
ing over some land south Of the city
which some time ago was viewed by
experts who claim to find . small qnnn-
tity Of silver ore The prospectors
were about to give up the search, when,
to their surprise, they struck an inns
mense vein Of silver apd zinc ore. They
claim the indications are favorable for
an almost inexhaustible product Of as
rich ore as found In Colorado Thecity
Is greatly stirred mp over the affair.
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To 800 A1Iar 1ihoat paneers.

ASHLAND, Wis, Feb. ~ Indian Agent
Cooper, who has been STATIONED at Ash
land, looking up La Pointe Indian
agency affairs with Lieutenant Mercer,
was summoned by telegraphic orders
Friday from the war department to pro-
coed to Yankton, where he will receive
sealed instructions from the depart
ment regarding the Sioux Indians, who
are ghost dancing Matters are look
ing serious
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LEBANON, KY. Feb 12.-In the
Marion circuit court Tom Hut was con-
victed Of MURDER and his punishment
fixed al life sentence. Hut and viii
johnson attended dance IN this city q
few weeks ago. A row was started,
when Hut gave win johnson pistol
and told him to shoot Tom Grinstcad
johnson fred and Grinstead fell dead.
johnson fed and has not been arrested,
although Gov. Brown has offered re-
ward for him.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From IN Part. 81 the conntr,
by Talrernnll.

Cnthered From IA Parts 81 the conntry
BIZ Telegraph.
Tom Roe wants 70 arrange another
bicycle race across the continent from
New York TO San Francisco
Al Harlan. In. the case OF murderer
J. X Cumberland has been appealed.
There was consequently no hanging
EIriday.
The Canadian government acting on
the advice OF Maj. -sen. Herbert, pro-
poses TO re-organize the entire militia
system Of tie country
Collingwood & CT, lumber manufae-
tnrers and dealers, Of Wayne and Pike
counties, Pa. failed. Liabilities placed
at si0O. 00l, and assets SIS. 600.
AT ParIsers6urg. w. Va, Lewis Jack
son, more than ninety years old. .
colorcd man. was found 1t his room
with his neck broken Friday norm
ing
Illinois and Wisconsin arc 70 indulge
in joint official relay bicycle race next
May. Message from Gov. Altgeld will
be sent 70 Gov PeclS The relays aie TO
be stationed seven miles apart;
Live STICK exporters NJ ntreal i. We
received def lite word from Washington
that Canadian cattle viii not be per-
nitted Is be sent through the United
States ior Ell port t. Great Britain.
The sloop Cornell us, which left Cad
boro bay early IN December with forty
five Cinnamon on board, destined for
California, has not been heard from
since She was owned by three men
connected with smuggling.
council Of Spanish ministers has de
cided thatthe " 5. ship Newark. which
sailed from Marseilles, Thursday. for
barcelona, will have to undergo quar-
antine before being allowed to ship ar
ticlcs infented for the Chicago fair.
a rcmonstrancc against further con-
cessions to the Panama Canal Co, has
been signed by five hundred Of the
leading Columbian citizens residing on
the isthmus 1t has been forwarded "a
the Columbian government at Bogotn
The Carbon Steel Co, of New York,
has signed d contract with VIM. Gramp
q sons for furnishing all Of the boiler
plates for the three new Inman line
steamships The plates will be the
widest and the heaviest ever made II
America
Al meeting Of the Russian club was
held in New York to protest against
the signing Of the proposed extradition
treaty between the United States and
Russil, under which. the people who
attempted the life Of the car would be
treated like common criminals
The smallest child, perhaps, on record
was born in Kokomo, Ind. Thursday
night to Mr.. and Mrs Enders. With
its clothes on It weighed but one pound
and eight ounces The child IS a girl
and seems TO be doing well. The pa
rents are both good sized people.
There IS no disgusting the fact tina
the feeling in the senate Of the Unites
States against the president BY reason
Of his appointments Of a democrat 70 TIL
exalted Office Of associate justice VI thu
supreme court IS on the increase 81
the same token 1t is doubtful whetheI
his nomination will be confirmed.
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wHEELISe. WI Va, Feb IA mob
Of 200 people attacked strcetrcar on
the south side manned BY nonyunion
men. The conductor and motorman
were badly beaten. and the former,
whose real name is not known, will
probably die. There is great excite
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I,sear. From The esArrlsoaa.

New YoRK, Feb. u. An order has
been received from Gen. Howard desig-
mating the following garrisons which
will furnish the escort for the president
elect, Cleveland; at the inaugural cere-
monies on March 4: Washington bar
racks. TT Myer, Va; Ft, Monroe, Va,
and 1T. McIienry, Md. Col. r. r. Liv-
insgtone, Third artillery. will be In
command or the escort.
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ROME, Feb. IL Count Balestin, the
frst vice president of the reichstag. has
arrived here bearing the congratula-
tions, 81 the center party in Berlin on
the occasion Of the Pope's jubilee.
Large numbers Of German pilgrims are
expected here.
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TOPEKA, Kas., Feb IL. The superin-
tendent Of the experimental station
at Manhattan reports that the expert
ments with sugar beets in Kansas dur
ing the past three years plainly indi-
cate that the soil il not adapted 70
their growth. Notwithstanding the
subsoiling. the most of the beets were
81 poor form, and grew largely above
Ground
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san FRANCISCO. Feb. ~. 2. q Mac
farlane, who accompanies the com
missioners from exc Queen Liliuokalani
ID washington, is I'll and confined to
his room at his hotel In. this city. His
indisposition has delayed the departure
Of the ambassadors, and they do not
now expect 70 leave Tor Washington
Til Monday.
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condition Of things al the islands and
tlsat i revolution was likely to occur at
any time. He was thoroughly ac-
4uainted with Mr.. Stevens, having q
high estimation Of Instability and know
InR that nc was able 70 cope with any
crnnroency. II waa through Mr.
IiIa3ne ii.lIn6n6o 81 Wahll1 tol Emit
Nj Stevens received tho appointments
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CEDAR RAPTDs, Ia, Feb. ~ The resi-
dence OF VIM. =. Moore canght fire
Lyndias his Is-year-old daughter, at
tempting to escape from the house,
came iii contact with ashotgun, which
was discharged. The entire charge took
effect in her heart causing instant death.
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Reliriou,sI cor flIrt.l

MADAscAR. Feb. ~. Indications Of
trouble are seen here between the native
Protestants and Catholics, and should
France press upon the government her
demand to be made the medium Of COM
munication with the consular repre-
sentatives of other powers, these indi-
cations may assume definite form.
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Y nnrrlfxinr ,I,Iseoyery.

JAxEsvnLE, wis, Feb MIR and
Mrs. John johnson. residing near here,
came here Friday morning intending W
have their baby's picture taken. When
the mother unwrapped the child she
was Mortified to find it dead on her
knee 1t is believed the little one was
too closely wrapped and smothered.
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COLORADO sPRINas, Col, Feb. II ~.
e. Lacone, who with other prospectors
left here some time ago to locate gold
mines in the reservation Of the Navajo
Indians has returned. lie says they
were driven out BY the Indians who
threaten any and all invaders IN their
gold fields. They paid the chief $50 for
the privilege Of prospecting. and were
unmoIested except when they APP
preached the ledge where gold Is known
Is exist in abundance.
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LONDON. Feb. IL The death Is an
nounced at Pan Of Maj Gen. Sir
Thomas Durand Balkcr Gen. Balker
served In the Crihnea and Indian mutiny
and also In the New Zealand war and
Ia Ashantee. In 1887 Ne was aide-de-
camp Of the Queen.
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wAsnrxoroN, Feb Ia The house
Friday passed the senate bill 10 amend
the act of August Is. 1883. In relation
10 the jurisdiction 81 the circuit courts
or the United States II provides that
any foreign corporation may DO sued il
any district where II may be found
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81. LOUIS, Feb. az. wills. Howard
was sentenced to death by Judge Bland
IA the circuit court Howard Is a noted
kentucky desperate, who has perhaps
killed i dozen men. He was badly
wanted in his native state when ar
rested for numbering Thog McMichaels,
deaf mute, for robbery.
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Lynn, Mass Feb a Tho Rn91Idn
colony near Chesterfield has proved
failure, and II il said that ~ the end 81
next week all the farms will be desert
id. The report Is that the colonieta
have gone 10 New York, where they
will appeal 10 their fellow conntrymen
for aid. The colony was established
about eleven months ago BY over four
hundred families.
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flnaran tIne RastrIrtIona Ia I.Isllon.

LISBON. Feb. IL ALI arrivals from
the port 81 AIarseilles win Be subject To-
quarantine, as that port has been de-
clared TO be infected BY cholera
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Thlrtr-Two Dead.

ALroN. NJ, Feb. 1.-THE death 81
David richardson Friday makes the
thirsy-second from the Wann explosion.
Others will die.
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winter still Raging in the Northwest
MONTREAL, Feb 12.--Immense snow
drifts obstruct railway lines in the
northwest. At many points in Assini-
boia the mercury is is degrees, and has
been to so degrees below.
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JAcKsosvILLE. Fla, Feb IL. Ex-
Gov. Bishop has been growing steadily
worse, and his case Is again regarded as
I hopeless one.
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BERLIN, Feb. IL The TagebIatte re-
ports that there were thirty-nine chol-
crime cases at Hamburg between Janu-
AIRY 90 and February 4 A doctor whom
/ have interviewed, says that chelerine
IS the usual precursor Of cholera
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THE pRoTEcToRArE.


N ~ MT NAMtnt tlEltNHM MfNtHtNF .HNtNtAn
Action IN lfawHiiS
AUGUSTA. Mo. Feb IL it Il said
herr that Minister stevens course In
establishing IN American protcctorate
temporarily ovrr the Hawaiian islands
was In limo with policy worked out
~ Mr. liIalne Tho latter knew the
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sentenced lI : woman scoId.

JERSEY Cry, N. u, Feb IL. The
Judge Oh the Hudson county court sen
fenced another woman as common
scold, expressing his regrets that the
ducking pond of the ancients had been
abolished. The woman is German
frau, Elizabeth Schultz. Of 10 Collard
street, West Hoboien-
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GROWN STOVE MATS.

Scorch proof. For sale by-J. w.
R. Fisher, King street.
Central Eating House, East Martin
street, open day and night. Frank
Rhodes, proprietor.
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american Claims on chill.

VALPARAISO, Feb 12.-U. s Minister
Egan, in his last interview with the
Gillian minister OF foreign affairs,
urged the immediate appointment Of
arbitrator to pass upon the claims
which citizens Of the United States hold
against Chilli Minister Errazuriz inform
"a Mr.. Egan that the question would not
be considered until after the return Of
the president and his cabinet from their
tour through the south Of Chilli News
from Santos shows that yellow fever IS
increasing. Eighty-eight deaths were
reported Friday
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CHICAGO, Feb. 10. -Talks with the
different classes Of artisans at Jackson
park show storm of discomfort pre-
vailing. on March l(the painters will
demand forty cents per hour instead OF
thirty-fve cents The tin and sheet
iron workers will also ask for a temper
cent increase and double time for over
fine