Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-21
RAILROAD NOTES.
WI. Riley, travelling agent of the Chicag


w. n. Riley, travelling agent of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy road, is in town.
Six coaches of settlers came in yesterday
over the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul
road.
Mr.. j. D. Brown, of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul road went up to Duluth last
night.
Z. II. Brown, of the st. Paul & Manitoba
road, and Hermann .Brown, ticket agent at the
Union depot, have gone to Chicago.
The Chicago, st. Paul & Omaha road took
the Mendelssohu Club Wednesday night from
saltwater to Minneapolis in go minutes.
The train on the River division yesterday
afternoon was several hours late owing 10 two
freight cars being off the track near Lake
City.
C. A. blanchard, foreign freight agent of
the New York, Lake Erie d Western Railroad
company, with headquarters at Boston, is in
st. Paul.
The Northern Pacific ariesian well is doing
splendidly. The water is coming in large
supply all the time, aud is very pure and
agreeable.
The general passenger agents of Minnesota
held their monthly meeting yesterday at the
| Union depot building, and revised the rate
sheet for the month.
Monday night special train will be run on
the Chicago, Milwaukee 6 st. Paul road for
the accommodation Of those who desire to at
| Tend the meeting of the Congregational club
a special train on the Milwaukee road took
back the Mendelssohn club and their friends
| to Minneapolis last evening. The same road
also ran q special train last night between
Red Wing and Lake City.
Twenty-Five coach loads OF settlers by the
great western line, were due at Chicago yes
terdsy. They are TO come over The Chicago,
St. Paul 81 Omaha road, and Will probably be
in St. Paul in day or two.
The check system of the Northern Pacific
road of paying off is working splendidly, and
next month the checks will be paid directly to
the men by those that go out on the pay car,
the same as though the checks were bank
| bills.
The ladies mentioned several days since as
having come from the East in special car to
attend the Foreign Missionary Society meet
| ing have returned to Chicago over the Chicago,
| st. Paul d Omaha road, in a special sleeper,
| on The dining car train, and they will be taken
care OF.
The following arrangement about trains has
been made on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul road, to take place on Sunday: Trains
| leave Hastings $50 a. N. Arrive at Lakeland
$40 a. n. Leave Lakeland p. N. Arrive at
Hastings SIG p. IN. The connection into
saltwater will be made over the Omaha.
"Trv your luck in Montana" is the head
ing of adodger got out by the Chicago, st.
Paul & Omaha advertising agency. 1t is
signed by Mr.. Teasdale of the latter road, and
| calls attention 10 the Immense gold discover
| les in Montana and to the fact that the best
route for the PEG pie OF the southwest is
| through st. Paul.
Several changes of time will be made Sun.
day on the Chicago, st. Paul & Omaha road.
The train from Kansas City that arrives at
| 1l:55 d. ~, will arrive about 1915 p, In. The
train from Sioux Falls that now arrives at
7:10 p. m, will arrive at 6:55 p. m. The
train from st. Paul to Sioux Falls and Salem
will leave ST.. Paul at 7:45 a. m. The trains
on the Woodstock branch between Heron
Lake and Woodstock will run daily instead OF
| three times week Us heretofore. There will
also he two trains each way daily between St.
Paul, Winne0ago City and Elmore.
Mr.. Slayton, of the s.. Paul and Sioux City
land department, is very busy these days set
| Ting the people who came over from Eng
land with him. lie has ust returned from
the southwestern part Of the state. To one
gentleman he sold half section for the pur.
| pose of opening large dairy, and
| to another gentleman be sold another
| half section. This last gentleman will
go largely into the sheep raising business, and
| both are negotiating for more land. He is
now corresponding with other parties in
| England who will soon be out here. They all
come with money and will make excellent and
useful citizens.