New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07


operations at once with force OF 2ooO men,
Decatur. Ill, Nov G-The Wabash shops.
which have been working but three days week
all summer began yesterday working a full
force. six days week. The furniture factory.
winch has been working half-time and half
1orce all summer. will start a full force Mon
day n orning. About 800 men are affected alto
gether.
Youngstown. Ohio. Nov. 6.-The furnaces at
Hubbard and Loweve lighted yester-
day. The large steel plant will be put in opera
tlon ard several other mills resumed to-day.
Columbus. Ohio. Nov. liking. Gilbert &
Warner, proprietc IS of a large steel-malsing
plant here. called their employees together to-
day and informed them that the plant would
ne put In operation as sooi as possible. Sew
eral departments started to-day. They employ
about loo men. but the plant has been idle
nearly all this year
Cleveland Nov. 1.-THE Cleveland Veneer
Door Company. employing more than one hun
dred men, viii start or full time next Monday
morning. The Standard Sewing Machine Com
and on short hours will start tomorrow on
full time. with their usual force Of 40 men.
The Nandorn Iron Works. employing 300 men.
which has been running but FIVE hours day,
started this morning on a nine hour schedule
Louisville. Ky. Nov 1.-THE Louisville Chair
wages 10 per cent, owing to McKiney's cleo
ton.
The Ohio Falls Car Works. of Jerrersonville.
IND employing 200 men, have a contract for
1000 cars. contingent on McKney's election.
ana the plant Will start up in few days.
st. Louis. Nov. 6-Railroad ticket agents re-
port that during the last twenty-four hours a
greater number of commercial travellers have
left the city in the interest OF their respective
han ci.,
There is general revival Of business in all
manufacturing concerns. and IL Is estimated
that in the starting up Of iron mills factories
and other establishments which have been idle
during the summer, at least 1 900 men have
found employment. The local banks report
heavy deposits in gold during the last twenty
four hours, and this is regarded Indicative
Of popular movement which will bring out the
geld from It's hiding places
Middletown. Conn. Nov. 6-No manufacturing
concern here is expecting immediate boom.
AZ are looking for large orders hy the end OF
the month requiring more hands and full time
Preparatory for the same, new machinery has
hoeI put in some mills and additions have been
hill TO factories doubling thew capacity In
P rtland. the quarry companies are getting
READY for big rush in the So ing. Everywhere
co. dence is restored and money is easier.
Nnsted. Conn. Nov 6.-Grcenwoods cotton
mills in NewHartford. employing iO0 hands.
recently closed. pending the result of the cleo
tich. have resumed operations on full time.
St Joseph Mo. Nov. 1.-THE St Joseph and
Grand Island Railroad Company to-day ordered
that two Of the eleven sections on their road
ordered closed on account Of light business be
reopened II Is said the others Will - reopened
soon The wholesale houses here have started
out their men, many O: whom nave not visited
their territory for months.
Kansas City. Nov G-President a. Z. sillweli
Of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Rail
road said to-say that he would at once put
800 men at work constructing n portion or
their road to a connection with the Guf or
Mexico work on which has been delayed for a
long time
Peoria ILL., Nov. 6.-In this city several large
manufacturing concerns. employing large forces
ormen. have signifed their intention Of starting
I'D with full forces within thirty DAYS. including
the American Glucose Works. loo men; Ma
ti1nal Cordage Works 200: Peoria Rubber
Works 1000: Sugar Refinery. 900. a, Canton.
H. the extensive agricultural works OF the Par
lin and Greensboro Company idle for year and
n half have resumed operations with two
thirds force The Pekn. H.. plough factory
and Smiths yvagon-worIs. II the same city are
making active arrangements for a resumption
of bushes about the middle OF the month.
Canonsburg. Perm. Nov 1.-THE election OF
Mckinley has started Industrial matters boom
ing here At the iron and steel mil! the men
had been working half time but yesterday they
started in full.
Kittanning Penn Nov. G.--The kittanning
Iron and Steel Companys mill al this place.
which has been idle for months. Will start up In
a week as a consequence Of the election