Deseret Evening News | 1891-08-13 | Page 4 | Progress of the Electric Current

rnouiiLvt or Tin: 1 1.1 nine LUiuinr. Tub aclenco or electricity la march lug on. An exhibition hat Juat brcn given In New Voik of piocem-a of forging and tempering by electricity of oliduraleruetala. (Ino eiierlment wa tho melting Into liquid form ot n bar of lleil an Inch In diameter an) twelve Inchc long, lu forty-five aeconda, without the temperature of tho room Ulug ralaed a tingle degire Irom It normal condition. Another thing ahowu wa tho mak Ing of aeleel rallroa I aplko. The bar la cut Into thn required length, the piece patted through the electrical machine, where one end It heated, an I Iheli to a die, whlcli ehapra tho head on the healed end, the point Ulug comi reeaed Into h-e without heating. Another cxhltlt w a Ihe forming of an auger, the Hal bar of Iron Ulug fa-telic-J In the machine at tho two end and heated almoat Inalatitly, and then twisted Into the ri quired a-lral by Ihe automatlo turn of thu machine A llttlo machlno la devlteil fur making t herlcal tall hearlnr,, such aa are uaecla for bicycle, etc. While the exhibit' wa In irognr n labhgraui aat received re-ceived from the Krti, Iho great gun maker of (lermauy, In furtherance of negotiation for the right of the Invention Inven-tion In Otrmanyaud other countries of the l.urou Continent,