Daily globe., 1881-11-26
RAILROAD NEWS.

New limo Schedules Coming-Porsonal
and Local NOtes-Progress at the Union
Depot-Impending Changes In the St.
Paul and Manitoba Management-Re-
moval Of Vice President Angus and
Family to Montreal.
The st. Paul & Duluth company's winter time
table viii not be issued until Sunday after next.
General Passenger Agent Barnes, of the Northern
Pacific, left here last evening for brief business
visit at Brainerd.
Ethan Allen, Esq, land agent for the st. Paul l.
Manitoba railroad company at Warren, Marshall
county, Ia In st. panl for few days.
Mr.. q. McDougau, ticket agent Of the st. Paul l.
Manitoba company at Winnipeg visited the com
pany's headquarters in st. Paul yesterday.
Mr.. A. J. Quinn, travelling passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific company, with headquarters in New
York, left here yeserdsy for his eastern station.
Assistant President Winter and General superin-
tendent Hatch, Of the Chicago, st. Paul Omaha
line lsft here for Chicago last evening" intending
return tomorrow.
new time schedule for the Northern Pacific, to
be issued and take effect tomorrow. makes 10
change in passenger rains except in increasing the
Fargo train to q daily run. It has heretofore been
suspended each way on Sundays.
toned, made up Of eleven cars Of Montana cattle
shipped from Keith station on the Missouri division
Of the Northern Pacific Monday last, arrived at the
Union stock yards last evening, and will be for
warded BY the Chicago, st. Paul Omaha iHe SUM-
day to Chicago-unless soms St. Paul buyer inter-
feres.
Mr.. G. W. Gross, superintendent Of transportation
Of the Northern Pacific, yesterday announced the
appointment OF Frank b. Erdge to be fuel agent of
the company with Office at Brainerd, and du ties to
be particularly defined hereafter. The same officer
also announces the appointment Of l. Seymour to be
tho companys storekeeper, with Office at Brainerd,
vice d. I. Toilet. resigned.
J. D. Estabrook, Esq, late secretary and super-
intendant for the Union depot company, Of St Paul.
left for Brainard yesterday It ia reported that he
hss accepted employment with the construction de-
partment Of the Northern Pacific road, but in what
capacity is not stated As he Is q competent engi-
neer, however, 1t is probable his position viii be one
Of considerable importance.
The Chicago & Northwestern company has not yet
arranged to put dining cars on its Qhe C.
st. p, n. & o. line between Chicago, and
Paul. The report to that effect in the
builders are now crowded with ORDERS 1t would take
four to six months to procure the dining cars for
Of course, they will not be taken of from the old
lines on which tsey are now run.
The st. Paul l. Sioux City land department yes
terday commissioned Mr.. Peter Ekland, of st.
James, to visit Sweden and spend the winter there
for the purpose OF selling the company's lands in
Watowan county to intending immigrants. There
IL considerable Ssedish settlement In that county
and Mr.. Ekland. who left last night fer Sweden,
poets to be accompanied home next spring bya
hundred or more Of his countymen.
Superintendent Bronson, at the Union depot is
feeling hopeful that winter will not come be-
pot yard is dons; the perm.nent boiler
to-day and the temporary boiler, and
be removed; and the snow sheds over the platforms
In the train yard will be nearly done tonight. But,
though this may do for the season there Is to
do next Chief Of the work already laid out
is the building CT fine brick building, sOIsOO feet
fronting the train yard the north side from Wa
couta street to Broadway with the basement for stor
age, the arss story for the express companies
waiting rooms. These latter intended to be bet
ter than anything Of the kind east of here and cacu-
lated to impress the coming citizen, on his arrival at
reached the land OF plenty and comfort.
st. Paul 6 Manitoba officials.
R. B. Angus, Esq, and family left St. Paul for
the East Thursday evening, to resume their
residence in Montreal. During their resi-
dence here Of about year Mr.. Angus
friends and place in society which causes general
regret at their departure frOm ST. Paul 1t Is under
stood Mr.. Angus returns to Montreal to take charge
there of all affairs Of the Canadian Pacific COM
psny aud rumor adds that In view of attending ex-
cusivey to the interests Of the Canadian Pacific he
has resigned his position vice president of the
st. Panl 4 Manitoba company.
Rumor adds to this, what will he confirmed or
contradicted to-day-that the General Manager J.
J Hill, Esq, Is to take the title of vice president
retaining his authority chief executive officer of
the company, and Is to be succeeded as general
manager Of the operating department of the road by
Allan Marvel, Esq, the present assistant general
manager. It is also said that Harry @. Ives, at
present secretary to the general manager is to be
sistant general manager.