The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-08
LABOR, TRADE, INDUSTRY.


he'd of genuine asphaltum is said TO
have been found near TeXarkana, Ark.
"A general boycott of American goods
will be started in switzeria,na, says says .ie ;s
the threatened watch trust Is formed.
The International Association of Machin-
lists has ordered the striking machinlsts or
the New York Central Railroad at Depew.
y. Y, to return to work, pendlng drDltra-
tion of the grievances.
A delegation of nearly one hundred
Georgia bankers, some> of them accom-
panied by their wives, visited the financial
district of New York yesterday. Among
the institutions visited were the clearing
house and the subtreasury.
1t is unoffically announced that the
American Tin Plate Company will enlarge
1900 men and have pay roll OF $1,000
weekly. The American Tin Plate Company
is part of the United States Steel Com
pany.
President w H. Haskins. OF the Ohio
Mine Workers, has returned TO Columbus
from Guernsey county, where he succeeded
in settling a strike affecting 250 miners, who
returned to work yesterday. The trouble
was caused by the discharge of an en-
gineer.
Articles of incorporation were issued at
Springfield, H., yesterday TO the Cairo
Memphis & Southern Railroad Traction
Capital stock. $4,000. Incorporators-Her-
man Paepche, Fred c. Yegg and w. B.
Beckman.
The Export Oil and Pipe Line Company,
of which former Senator Charles A. Towne
will be manager. will have capitalization
of 81 600. 600 Governor Benton McMillin, of
Tennessee. will be a director. The company
holds land near Beaumont and Sour Lake
Tex, and in Calcasieu parish, Louisiana
The machinsts international convention
has decided to form a part of a new metal
trades association which will meet in S..
Louis next month. Two delegates were
oft Tft..a
object of the new organization is to form
a combination of all allied petal trades and
make a common cause In any trouble arls-
ing with the manufacturers.
The Detroit Journal of which William
livingston has been editor and proprietor
since 1892 has been purchased by a COM
panv of Detroit capitalists The new own
ers are: President. h. ID. Stair; vice presi-
dent Henry stephens; secretary-treasu surer
Charles i. Palms, ana r. =. Andrews, Dr.
]. r. Book and a. l.. stephens. There will
be no marked change in the papers policy
The Injunction proceedings. brought at
New York by George y. Mumford and St
George l., Fox Pitt. who claim TO be the
owners of the Ecuador Development Com
pany, 10 restrain the Ecuadorlah Associa-
tion Qimited) which il is alleged wrong
fully obtained possession of a majority of
the stock of the equipment company, from
issuing debenture bonds In the sum or El,-
coo 900, have been discontinued.
Herman Warszawiak. OF New York. has
appesred before a referee on "A petition for
discharge in bankruptcy proceedings The
history OF Warzawiak has been full of in
terest. owing to the keen partisanship
aroused by his quarrel with the Presby-
this country as a convert TO Christianity, in
1891, and Instituted an American mission
for the Hebrews. His ma name stil appears
spite of his exnulsion from the Presbyterian
Church he was reinstated IN the winter Of
1899.
The stockholders of the Turner, Day &
Woolworth Manufacturing Company, at