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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
THE LABOR WORLD.

BrooELyH, Y. Y. sas 10000 unemployed
people
FARM aJorers in Belgium receive Iorty.six
cents "a day.
A PRINTER in Peru can make from ~ 2j to
81 ~ a dav
SuoPGlRLs in France receive an average
oi ! 100 year
NCw NoER ironworEers are giving financial
aid To hrassworkers.
L,EEr,ElNG men have formed an oryani2a.
tiun IN Buffa,o. Y. Y.
Bras workers say there IS no improvement
In their trade 10 speak OF.
Fan RIVER tMRss.) Idle spinners receive
hnnncial aid from the union.
lNBoRERs wages in Minnesota now aver.
AZ" about luN-three cents day.
Tar average salary o. school teachers in
Pennsylvania ~ about 80 per week.
Is Mexico seamstresses are paid thirty.
seven cents dag weaVers. nty cents.
tSIoy labels IN hats are now sewel on the
swrN-odnd. Labels pasted On are counter
iet..
Gurn,Ns millonaires Gra subscribing
literally 10 the fund for relief OF the Unem-
ployed.
FIVE HUNDRED mothers are earning daily
bread IN the Womau's Club sewing-rooms.
Chicago.
lN many iartorles IN Germany working.
women are not permitted TO wear corse,s
while al work.
Wages OF coal miners in Gunnison County.
Col, have been voluntarily raised from sixty
cents ton TO seventy-iiye.
>Ew glass factory mas been started at
N'esro' lhh. II nses natural gas entirely
ana VIII employ 800 hands.
L..
members Of the X. OF l.. Executive Board
with hope OF reviyifying the Order
FURTHER reductions in the wages paid 10
employees Of steel AMI iron manu- facturies
show that the war started by the Carnegie
Steel Company, OF Pttsburg, against it's
competitors Is not ended vet
EEcENr British Consular report states
that at Ancona, Italy. there are seventeen
spinning mills. N which over 500 women are
employed. The wages average fourteen
cents for day ottwelve hours.
Is Switzerland, girls on arriving at the
age OF fourteen are regularly smployad as
porters and during the season In thai coun.
Try may he seen daily carrying the baggage
OF travellers up and down the steep mountain
paths.
CoNrBACroRs al Denver announce that they
cannot secure men TO work on Crlppls
Greek OCol.) roads for u go per day aud
they may have 10 resort 10 the employment
o. Chinese. The mining camps have ali
sorbed the unemployed.
Two rHoUsASD unemployed men went 10
the city Hall, Toronto. Canada. aud de.
msnded that the Mayor either give them
work or money The agitaiors distributed
anarchistic literature and made threats OF
! looting the residences OF the Mayor anI
Aldermen.
OwlSO 10 the great demand for public
work In the parks at VI per day the City
Employment Committee, of Pit.sburg, Penn
issued an order some tins ago 10 employ
only married men. This had the effect OF
causing u big boom IN business at the mar.
riage license Clerks once. Every IN.
married Italian and Pole In Pittsburg seems
10 be hunting wife.
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JU BAL a. EARLY DEAD.
The Noted Confederate Leader Passe

The Noted Confederate Leader Passes
Away AZ Lynchburg.
Gen. Jubsl A. Early, the noted confeder
a'e commander, died at Lynchburg, Va,
Saturday.
Cen. Jubsl A. Early was born in Virgin.
ia about 1913, He graduate from Wes.
FONT Military Academy in 1857 and was
appointed II lieutenant OF artillery. but soon
resigned, studied and prac,iced law and was
elected TO the Legislature of Virginia. Dur
ing the Mexican war he was major OF a
regiment oi Virginia volunteers.
lie entered the confederate army at the
opening Of the war of the rebellion aud
coiImanfef brigade at Bull Run, Cedar
creek and IedeTicKsburg. In May. 1858
he commanded division at Gettysburg
IN 1861 he commanded in the Shenandoah
Valley, being successful at first but after
ward repeatedly defeated by Sheridan. He
was completely routed in March, 1865, by
Custer at Wayneshorourgh aud dismissed
from command by Ice on March 80. After
the c'ose OF the war he went 10 Europe.
where he spent some time. subsequently
returning ANA IesumiDg the practice OF law
at Richmond. Later he was attached &c
tue Infamous Louisiana lottery. though
continuing the practice OF the law in New
York Richmond, New Orleans and else
where.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08

In New York City there is restau-
,ant whose proprietor has made a for
tune during the past twenty years off
his Welsh rarebits, which are Justly
famous. The cheese for the rarcbits
has been furnished all this .ime, states
the New York World, by an Ohio
farmer, who is said to he satisfied
with his part of the bargain. Al all
events he continues to ship all he can
produce without the Intervention of
any middlemen, who are apt to eat ny
the profits.
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ARMED WITH DYNAMITE.
-rG c-R1KINa w. w. MIXERS
Had Planned Wholesale Murder and
Destruction. The Dastsrdly Plot
Unearthcd.

At Charleston, VIVA. 1t developed that the
striking miners hal taken 27 large dyna-
mite cartridges TO Acme to blow up the
works and destroy the store the other
night. At recent meetings the arrange
nent was made to arrest Mine Owner Wy
ant. bring him to Montgomery and turn
him over 10 a mob of strikers.
Then IL was that the cartridges were to be
thrown among the troops who came with
the sheriff posse. Gov. McCorkle has one
Of the bombs IN his Jossession.
The plan was to kill Wyant and then go
down the river 10 all the works, burning.
killing and destroying. The plan was
frustrated by Wyant being taken TO Fayette-
vile. thus saving his lite and the lives of
the soldiers
rs understood that the whole plot was
disclosed by striker. who could not bear
the weight of 1t on his mind
IL is kuOwn nov how Adkins was killed,
who fired The shot aad everything man
whose name is not known now and of
whom no mention has been yet made. lies
buried on the ridge above the tipple shot
to death by the sherill's posse.
Tremendous excitement IS raging among
heE!rjkers 20 know who ''peached on
them and an attempt will be made to catch
him II found ms nle will not be worth a
IeuUy
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oLADsToNBHAs RESIGNED.

&C Slvss OBJ 't~r""'0 -2ut win
Retain His Seat in the commons.
Saturday at the close OF the meeting OF
the prlvy council TO arrange the proroga-
tion Of fParlament, Premier Gladstone, at
private audience with the Queen. formally
rendered his resignation.
Mr. Gladstone will retain his seat in the
house OF Commons and his party will con-
tiDue TO have his counsel aud sevices. lie
will shortly issue all address to his constt-
uents.
The operation for the removal OF the cata-
ract in MIR. Gladslone's eye. winch will
shortly be made, is not accompanied with
danger aud his physicians say ms sight will
be thoroughly restored after several week 5
convalescenCe IN darkened room.
SIR Henry POnsonby the Queen's pri-
vale secretary Vsrei Lord Ruseberry IN
London and iold linn OF the Queens wish
that he accept the Premn fship Lord
Hoseberry was unwilling to give AN i'm
mediate uecislOn, lie conferred at length
with his colleagues in the Cabinet and de.
laYed bus nCcep unCe until evening.
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Ms Anderson Garter. of Mountain Home,
Ark" has confessed that her husband with
Bert Carter and Jasper Newton had killed
Hunter Wilson and afterward robbed the
house Of $500. Her confession was fol-
lowed by one from Bert Carter. The three
were arrested. ynching is probable.
Two negroes attempted to assault two
white women near Brenham, lex. The
women defended themselves with shovels
to.such effect tha, both OF the Gssailants were
beaten into insensbilty and cnptured
lynchers will take care OF the men IN case
they recover.
John y. Mckane. the Democratic leader
Of Gravestnd, y, y. convicted of election
frauds and sentenced to six years imprison-
ment has entered Sing Sing prison to begin
serving bis sentence.
John j. Dooley was sentenced at New
York to five years Imprisonment, having
been found guilty Of II false canvass OF
ballots at the last election.
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Route of,he Common Veal Army

The Common Veal" army of JS Coxcy.
which will march from Massillon To Wash
inglon 20 personally lay the grievances OF
the people be ore Congress, will ieave Sun
day, March -, The army is scheduled To
reach ftlsbnrg April and Washington
May !. Between MasSllon and riltsburg
recruits will be gathered at Canton. Louis.
vi G, Alliance. Salem, CUlGmhiana, East
Pale'tine, New Ganlee, o; Beaver Falls,
sew'ckley and Allegheny, Pa. Between
Pilisburg and Cumberland. Md, stops will
be u AIDE at Whitehall, Flnevville, Bentley.
vile, Brownsville. Uniontown, Laurel
Summit, SOmeriield, Pa. Eiauisv.lle. Frost
burg, Md. The army will camp under a
circus tent.
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LATER NEWS wAIF3.
roRrieN.

Ambassador Wayhe Mcvcigh has arrived
in Rome.
insurgents have beep de icated at Sarsndi,
losing 100 lillej. In addition many prison.
ers and guns were captured by the govern
ment forces
More than 3oo,0O) persons Joined in the
demonstration IN Buda Pesth in favor Of
the civil marriage bill.
The Italian consul at Rio de Janeiro, Sig
nor &. Ber,ola, died Sunday OF yellow fever.
The spread OF yellow lever continues. About
200 people are suffering from the disbAse,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08

The Armcniaus are one al the most
ancient race IN the world. Their couu.
try is mentioned by Xenophon and
Ezekiel and in the cuneilurm inscrip-
tions OF Babylon and Assyria. All the
Nations that surrounded them have
passed away, but they remain, though
their country has been harriel with
fire and sword for centuries. The
perpanence of the Armenian race has
been nscribed to the virtue ui their
women and the exceptional purity and
stability of their family life. Even in
their heather days polygamy was ul-
known TO them. They have been II
Christian Nation lor more than 1890
years and have undergone perpetual
persecution for their faith from the
surrounding Oriental peoples
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
NEW JERSEY TRAGEDY.
Burglars Kin a Woman and Child q

Burglars Kin Woman and Child and
Are in Turn Killed by Her Husband.
Two negrors.Hepry Baker and William
Thompson, entered the residence of Moore
Baker. at Franklin Park, n. j., for the
purpose of robbery. Upon being discover
ed by Mrs. Baker, who WAS up with a sick
child, the robbers killed both her and the
child. Mr.. Baker then shot one of the
nt irUes d, nd and fatally cnt the other Mr..
Baker was reported To have had large
rum Of money In the house. Mrs Baker
hearing footsteps Oh The stairs, opened the
door aud saw Thomson who carried an AK.
lleIusbed at her with an oath, and buried
The blade in her skull. scattering the woni-
ans bIains over the walls OF the room.
thompson then ran 10 the bed and struck
the baby with the ax killing IL instantly.
lie then aimed a blow ut Baker but missed
him. Baker closed with the iend, and
after desperate struggle during which hf
was badiy cut, secuIeu the AK aud burned il
in the murderer'r brain The other burglar
Henry Baker. Tried 10 escape. but BAKER hnv-
ing secured u sbot gun and tired both bar
reis anu killed him
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
KEYSTONE STATE CULLINGS.
sOMH rAsI LINE.

MEApvfLLr. Erie train No. 10, the Ner
Yors Eyer easibound. running TO get even
with ittschedule after delay of two and
one half hours west OF Akron. has i.si
made some new records for a regular run,
including mile in thirty FIVE seconds The
run from Shenango TO Meadville. twenty
nine miles was made in thirty-five minutes
Fifteen miles OF this run is up grade, sx,y
feet To the mile. The last fourteen miles
were made in twelve minutes. The running
was done under seven stop watches and
they recorded two miles in ninety eight
seconds. The tastes single mile was
thirty five seconds, speed ofl02 81 miles
per hour. George Armstrong was the engi-
neer in chsrye
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Senator, White of Louisiana has sent his
resignation to Gov. Foster taking effect at
once.
The steamer Violet. with the presi dental
party aboard, arrived at Washington on
tuesday. Mr.. Cleveland stated that the
trip had been very enjoyable one and the
sport tine lie was L. ling very well. The
President said that he killed abol, - ducks
and 20 geese and swan.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
What Is Transpiring the World Over.
Important Events Briefly Told.


The President has sent to the senate the
following important nominations: Charles
Jonas, Of Wisconsin, TO be consul general
Of the United States TO 81. Petersburg
Albert Flower. of Maryland to be United
States consul at Stratford. Ontario, George
Truesdell, to be commissioner of the Dis
tr,ct of Columbia, vice Myron NJ. Parker,
resigned.
Rev. Sheldon Jackson. an Eskimo is in
Washington trying TO persuade members OF
Congress to grant an appropriation for the
purchase Of reindeer for Alaska.
o The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
authorized a favorable report on the renov.
al Of the Southern Ute Indians from Colo.
RADIO to Utah in accordance with an
agreement made with the Indians.
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Very severe, the New York Tribune
thinks, is the law which he's lust been
ria ns.

ria hb, iplL.h.
Il is forbidden 10 grow the poppy in
the colony, and the drug mny only be
imported, charged with enormous
duties. for medicinal purposes The
measure has received the support of
the best men Of the community from
moral motives, and is extremely
popular with the white population
generally, owing to the fact that it
diminishes the comfort and the enjoy
ment Of life OF the Chinamau
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08

A glimpse Of the harvest reapcd by
Chicago during the Worlds Fair may
be obtained, notes the New York
News, from the report of business
done 10y the City Railway Company,
which operate several lines. This
company carried l2O, $50, 30 pnssen-
gers in 1893, and its net earnings were
81, ,43s, III, nearly half the total re-.
GENTS.
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at is paradovical truth, muses.
the Washington Star, that when the
people Of n Nation are rejoicing and
wollplcascd with each other, they are
in the best condition to go TO war with
some other country. If the Govern.
ment of Germany were to declare war
now the Emperor would have the most
enthusiastic following
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
4 NOTED PROPERTY soIp.

PHiLADKLrnIA-Mrs. George W. Childs
sas sold the famous country place, Woo, on,
90 long owned by the late publisher.
George W. Cbilus DreIel is the purchaser
and the price although not stated is known
TO be lar beyond 100000 perhaps two and
q halt times thai. Scores OF distinguished
peopie from ali parts of the world were en-
teriained there aud IL was Mr.. Child's lad
10 have every noted guest plaut n tree. Con-
sequently the vest grounds covering hun
dreds of acres are IN some parts a forest.
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tothl No'e oi 49, blO ana Hancock 3OO.5Ol.
making Grows plurality 1915 MarkIey
got ",4Ji, Morrow 25G and Lotier JSI5,
DURING drunken riot at Lewiston near
Hazelton, in which Hungarian and Polish
miners engaged Peter Nossie was fatally
stabbed in the abdomen, John Puker had
his skull crushed, John Mitch was shot in
the shoulder and several others were more
or less injured
The West q McIain brick company,
Greensburc. will start up in II day or two.
company received an order from the West
inghouse electric company for 100000
brick for the new plant at Brinton.
Ar Washington the line officers of the
Tenth regiment reelected A. l. Hawkins
colon the regimen, IUr tho ..so;;:--'s ~cr.
secutive time. A splendid banquet was
ser ed after the election in the rooms of
the Washington club
THE New Castle wire nail company pro.
poses adding TO its equipment II double
header machines, which will increase the
capacity Of the mill 40J kegs daily. lmaking
the daily output 3,iOO kegs.
JoHN d. SULLIVAN. a young contractor of
Erie, was nearly stabbed TO death By
Antonio Palonetto, an Italian. Sullivan
refused TO give Palonetto and a companion a
NN''"ih Shhh w iH'hNN'
The Norristown wooden mills, which have
been shut down since last August will re-
sume operations with 200 hands, Enough
orders have been received 10 run SIX
months.
THE Aetna and Atlantic furnaces at New
Castle, which were shut down last fall will
tt reported, resume operations next week,
giving employment TO 700 men.
..T. ~.
pany's employees are suffering from blood
poison, caused bv deadly acids used in the
manufacture Of the tin.
THE striking employees af the American
axe ana tool company's plant at Beaver
Falls declared their strike, ended and went
10 work at old wage rates.
HEzEKIAH GouGAwARE's wear old
daughter was burned 10 death at Irwin. She
was standing near lire and her clothing
ignited.
WoEK has been resumed on double shift
in the steel mill of the Bethlehem iron
company, giving employment 10 llUO
men,
TnE large plant OF the Tyrone iron Com
pany, which has been idle for some time.
will resume operations IN all departments
soon.
MCKEE BROTHERS will add three large
furnsces to their glass plant at Jeannette.
giving employment to about so additional
men.
STATE Treasurer eject Jackson has an
nounced The appointment of b. J. Hay
wood, OF Mercer, as cashier OF the treasur-
er.
The 100 employees of J. ID. Boyd Coal
company at Uniontown struck on a reduc-
tion IN wages from Il 10 II cents per bushel,
TBE Presbyterian church at Amity, Mer.
Ger county was DESTROYED by ire Loss
&c 00O insurance So 0OU.
TBr Erie chemical company of Erie. with
a capital of $4,000 was chartered at Harris.
burg.
THr Atlantic furnace at New Castle will
be put in operation aialn Monday.
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Freddy Gebhard's Wedding.

Miss Louise II. Morris the far.fared
beauty and society belle Of Baltimore will
be married 10 Frederick Gebhard. the
equally famous club and society man of
New York, on Wednesday, The l4th inst.
The ceremony on the l4tb will be perform
s1 a, Ihe rI; resInenee o. 'ne bride parslls on
that the number of invitations will be
limited to about fifty, including the elite of
New York and Baltimore society. A
spIinklipg Of representatives from other
points are expected.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08

AT Waterloo, n. y. Towlcy House block
damaged 5000
At Altoona, Pa. the Allegheny House,
James McCoy's livery stable, j. J. Vailade's
cigar store shooting gallery and restaurant
Major Crocker's barber shop. Losses aggre-
gate $4,000 generally covered by insurance
W. A. Woods & Co.. in the oil district on
Atlantic avenue. Boston Building Quilted.
Loss inclusive OF con'e Is S3uWo0 covered
by assurance. Fireman James Sullivan
fell down the elevator during the progress
% ehe fire and received fatal injuries.
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trniinI. Inbor md Indn.,ri,i.

The Western New York and Pennsylvan-
la Railroad Company has ordered a 10 per
cent reduction on all divisions OF the road
and there is possibility Of "a strike.
Al Millvale, Mass, the 400 employees Of
the rubber works of the United States rub
Der company, which has been shut down,
have been notified that work IL to be resum.
ed
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MAINE ELECTIONS.
The Republicans Sweep Pretty rIuch

The Republicans Sweep Pretty tiuch
Everything in Sight.
At Portland Me, Mayor Baxter, Rep,
was returned with 100 majority over
Charles Gushing, Dem Five ont OF the
ieven wards welt Republican and Republl.
,ans also elected 10 out of q connciimen.
The towns OF Cape Elizabeth, Gorham, Bur.
on also went stI Iongly Republican.
Similar news OF sweeping Republican vic
:ories come from all pats of the State
Waterville is Republican by 206 majority.
lean swteps were made. among other
owns In Saco, KennebuDk kport, Old Orchard
Wesibrook aud hallowell IN Bath the
"CitizeDs' ticket was badly aefeate,i
Ellsworth and Deering electsu Democratic
ma, ors. hui counclis largely Republican.
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HAzfLroN-By an explosion Of dyn mite
at Collins Stripping, near Janesyl!e. one
man was blown TO atoms aud another Ia
tally injured. Their names are Michael
Sltka. laborer. who was killed instantly,
lion. Sames Collins, who was fatally iniur-
ed Collins was member OF tue 1egisla.
ture from the fourth district in 1889. Ho
nad contract for stripping coa from the
Haydown tract and had large number Of
men Cmpluyed
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.iay writer Steel Mackaye was buried in
New York. The services were held in st.
Paups church. DR.. Williams conducting
the services,
The prisoners OF the Maryland Peniten
tiary have contributed nearly $500 to the
cause OF charity. One II them gave s2i but
the warden did moi think ii proper that he
should contribute so large an amount, and
ieduced il 10 S5
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Wnrninet TO our Millers.

The United States cor sui at Belfast, Ire
land, reporting upon the American -four
trade with that section. points TO the serious
danger arising from a conviction that the
American standards are depreciating. He
cites complaints that the American millers
are sacrificing quality to quantity in their
formdabl opponent to the American
miilers TO keep mp their standards to the
highest point. There is also complaint that
the -four is not properly sacked and is thus
damaged.
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HAERlsBrGc-On Thursiay evening Gov.
Pa,iison, Attorney General Hcnsel, Secre-
tary Harrity and AdJt.-Gen. Greenland.
accompanied by few friends, left
Tor Jacksonville, Fla. where the party viii
spend about week, Secretary Harrity has
been advised by his physician TO take "a
long rest and he will probably remain in
the South beyond the time fixed for the
return of the party.
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soap Ben thompson, Of kenne-
bunkport, Me, celebrated his Tooth
birthday recently. His eldest son,
with characteristic rashness Of boy
of sevonty-one, challenged the old
skipper TO wrestlo. The challenge was
accepted and the boastful son was put
ON his back.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
WILL PENSION THE BX-QUEBN
Dole's Government Don't Want to Mas,
Her Martyr

non. W. + Alexander, special commls-
sioner of the provisional government al
Honolulu, says; "Ihe provisional govern
Dent has won the fight, 1t will give the
queen pension and retire her, providing
sue behaves hetselt. She will not be senl
into exile, as he leaders Of the provisional
government do not regard her ~ worthy Of
maHyrdom. The idea ni annexation has
not been abandoned by the provisional
government, but wlll be made the oble.. OF
h.ht in the near future"
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A Big pnsinesa Deal.

AT Providence, II. l., Elibu Thomson,
OF the General Electric Company, has about
concluded negotiations for the purchase OF
the extensive works OF the Corlss Engine
Company, which have been upon the mar
ket for year. IL is said that street car
motors and electrical machinery will DC
manufactured and about 400 men sm mploy-
ed