Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
RAIL AND RIVER NOTES.
The whole line of the St. Paul Duluth road is t
be relaid with steel this year.

l The whole line of the st. Paul Duluth road is t
| be relaid with steel this year.
! SoaAtwo or three hundred immigrants arrived b.
| the Milwaukee & st. Paul noon train yesterday.
Two coaches filed with immigrants were taken ou
| b. the Northern Pacific train yesterday morning
I for points west of Fargo.
Mr.. W. H. Hur lbut, Chicago, general western pas
senger agent of the Canada Southern, is in st. Paul
on business of his road.
Vice President Rhawn, Of the St. Paul u Duluth
company, and his party from Philadelphia, returned
yesterday from the northwest, by special the
st. Paul " Manitoba road.
About twenty Scandinavians from Nicollet county
have located within few days on railroad lands
near Hallock, in Kittson county.
8The River division trains Of yesterday brought
hundreds Of visitors to the Red Rock camp meeting
from Winons, Lake City, Red Wing, etc.
Sixty-two immigrants were taken out by the st.
Paul Manitoba trains yesterday morning, for Bran
don, Furgus Falls, Crookston, Wilmar, Cokato, etc
Major Smith, ex-superidtendent of the st. p. & o.
road, is about to be rendered an equally important
position by one of the companies belonging to the
syndicate of railroads which forms the st. p. D.
company.
A Minnesota delegation for the International Sun
day School convention at Toronto, going by way OF
the lakes, left Minneapolis last evening, on the
Duluth.
Tso new passenger coaches fer the Northern Pa.
cfc will arrive from the Dayton, o., works this
week. They ave of the Northern Pacific standard,
substantially like the other new coaches received
last month.
The Northern Pacific company yesterday closed q
contract for two hundred box cars to be delivered
within sixty days, making total Of 210) freight
cal to be added to the companys rolling stock this
season, before September l.
MIR. Geo. H Hazard St. aul agent of the M. &
st. L. road and city agent Of the st. p. D. road,
returned Yesterday from visit to his old home in
Utica N. Y. During his absence, his business was
we'll taken care Of by his young assistant, J. Fl.
Whitaker.
An error was made yesterday, in representing that
the Eastern aud Western divisions of the O., st. P
NJ Il O. road had been united in the round trip tick
ct system of that company. That consummation
waits the completion of the Union depot.when delays
and expense of transfer can be avoided.
Vale, Miner & Co., stage proprietors, have noti-
fed the Northern Pacific passenger department that
on the exteptlon of the railroad companys passen-
of Concord coaches for their line, retween 6lendive
and Miles City, Passenger troins will begin running
to 0lendive some day Of next week.
Mr.. A. E. johnson, commissioner of emigration
for the st. Paul & Manitoba road, on his visit to
Winnipeg a few days ago found that lively young
city enjoying the greatest railroad 'bQOm" OF the
era. here lent third hotel enough room to accom-
modate the people who ockng into the city. and
new comers are fortunate to obtain rug on floor
for bed. New hotels well as business blocls
and dwelling houses are going up, but it looks as if
not enough roofs could possibly be raised before
winter for shelter Of all who will by that time be
residents Of Winnipeg.