Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-15

Vice President Angus, of the St. Paul &
Manitoba road, will return from Chicago to
day, accompanied by Mr.. Geoege Stephen, O.
Montreal, president of the company.
Judge Chandler, having laid up long enough
to have his running gear repaired, was agair
on duty at the Milwaukee s. st. Paul com
pany's st. Paul office yesterday
Agents of the Milwaukee & st. Paul com
pany were yesterday instructed to receive
freight for Running Water, Oak, the Iowa &
Dakota division having been restored to thai
point.
Nine coaches, hlled3 with immigrants, anc
nine carloads of immigrants stock. came in
from the East over the Milwaukee g. st. Pau
road last night
The St. Paul & Duluth company announces
that on and after tomorrow round trip tick
cts, st. Paul or Saltwater to White Bear, and
White Bear to st. Paul or Saltwater, will be
sold at sixty cents.
A special train will run to White Bear lake
to-day, leaving the Wacouta street depot at II
A. M. and, returning, will leave White Bear at
7P. M. Rsund trip tickets fifty cents.
Lake Minnetonka trains will be run on the
st. Paul & Manitoba short inc road, beginning
today, as follows: Leave st. Paul daily at
$40 A. N. and daily except Sundays at $40 p
M. Leave Lake Minnetonka daily except Sun
day at 7:1O A. NJ. and daily at 5:45 p. M Re
turning time one hour and five minutes to one
hour and twenty-five minutes.
Capt. Gere, superintendent of the st. Paul
division of the Omaha line, having escorted
President Porter and companions over his
division, was captured by the party and taken
on to Omaha with them. The whole party,
Messrs. Porter, Winter, Hatch, Clarke and
Gere, will return to st. Paul tomorrow OF
Tuesday.
The Northern Pacific train of Friday night,
carried out party of about fifty Scandfna-
vians, ticketed to Fargo and points on the N.
P. line.
Arrivals of German immigrants, fresh from
the old country, and mostly going to settle in
Minnesota, north of the Minnesota vallay, are
increasing daily.
q Omaha line is in regular operation to
Valley Springs, Oak, but cannot be opened
through to Sioux Falls on account of adnew
bridge beng built in place of one carried away
by the spring floods, before about Thursday
next. The Rock Valley branch, Lu Verne,
Mimi, to Doom, Iowa, is in regular daily ope-
ration. 4t5i
Chicago & Northwestern trains are again
running to Fort Pierre, after the winter and
flood suspension of four or five months, and
the rush of westward bound travellers and
faeights is said to be enormous. Nearly every
train arriving at the Missouri brings score
or two of immigrants and land seekers, and
Pierre is reported to be as lively frontier
town as was ever seen in the Missouri valley.
superintendent Smith, of the st. Panl &
Duluth road, Is to take a business trip up the
line tomorrow, intending to be absent three or
four days.
F. 3. Delano, Esq, superintendent of con-
struction of the Fargo and Casselton branches
of the Northern Pacific. came to st. Paul yes
terday to spend the Sunday at home. ->.-s-,.
The night express between st. Paul and
Duluth will be resumed next Sunday.
Over 5000 immigrants arrived in Chicago
Friday, most of whom are coming into the
New Northwest
Union park to-day at 6, and II A. NJ, and
Q, 3, 5, z, and 9 P. M, from the Jackson street
depot.