The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
RAILWAY NOTES,
The Nickel Plate Rond-Wur Ectwceu

The Nickel Plnte Rand-Wur Ect,vee,,
ar The Western Rnilrantis. ~
CHICAGO, November o0-lt is stated that
=. Z. Wheeler, general manager OF Atchi.
son, Topeka & Santa FL railroad, will do.
cline the arbitratorship OF the three wes.
tern pools, TO which he was recently elected,
II is understood he will decline In favor Of
George 0. Manchester, assistant 10 w. i.
strons and formerly assis.an. general man.
ager Of the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe.
Z San FHASCIsco, November 2O.-At Davis.
Vile, on the California 4 Pacific railroad,
Saturday evening, the overland express
from SAN Francisco ran into caboose OF a
freight train, killing the brakeman and
setting the wreck on fire. The express en-.
CINE and baggage car were detached, the
passengers shaken up and some bruised
but no one seriously injured,
CLEVELAND, Quo November oO.-Geper.
al Detoraux and Judge Burke have re,nrn.
cd from New York, where they became Iii.
reclors of the Nlckel.pla.e. They were
appointed together with President Cum.
mlngs to secure terminal facilities in Chica.
80. Both decline 10 reveal at present the
identity Of the purchasers OF tho roud.
But Judge Burke says it may be stated aa
absolutely and gnqI,aliiedly true that The
Nickel'Hlate will be operated rs thorough.
~ independent Of other lines Ms any road
in this country. lie says the purchasing
syndicate is composed Of individuals, and
no corporation has any interest. lis ar.
rangemeuts for terminal fsciities at |lufFa.
IA are merely Temporary.
II is whispered here that the resicno,;on
Of John Newal, general manager Of the
Lake Shore, samcng the probabilities oi
the near future. ,zH t'5 :i35S@'.- !,
CHICAGO, November, 2O-TAc weekly
staseEieIt OF shipmonts east again show n
very marked increase. During the mast
week the aggregate shipments on nil Tie
easlbound lines were IS, ,l52 tons, against
% ,OlS tons for the week previous, being m
increase OF Gl39 tons, The total ,ondaKe
ioT The eoEresHoEqipG week in lSsl was
'iO,CGa. Tie week previous in Lie same
year gave i0,2ee5 tons, showing an increase
in.lSSl oil 73S tons. Last week there was
an increase in flour shipments OF II 29I
barrels, in grain shipments, 2,G23 tons,aud
in provisions, 1901 tons The eoat;nuc,i
heavy iprrease in -four shiIments Is no.
tlceable feature OF tho eastbound business
and seems to indicate that in the future thc
export demand for breadstuils will bo
almost wholly supplied by the mauutac.
tured article of tloys t|JFl 5R5'' :: ~
: y,urXou,' 'soSsnnbcr 2o.-rho MINI ea en-, !.
oils Milwaukee, & St. Paul yesterday an. |
noInced a cnt Of, east.bountl ireir|;ls a3
T.! + Us s99Esi Gn Mii,stpi.s, q DENTS psp hun.
senger war did not slumber Yesterday, bit, I
op tne eontrary the cnt, instituted tie H,iay
previous Gy the'Alilwaukee / st. Paul road
from Chicago to Council Bulls was in.
creased to- =. Tho regular rate from
Chicago to Council Bluffs is Sl4 80, ind thet 1
nsE =. !; Tate HeT ,aauoe9 isse$9 TIS method
ployed In its present cut OH wcst.6o,ind
business is to turn The sale Of .cut.ratc
tickets over TO the brokers. These tickets
we're bought in large OF email auantisjes
! Bpsfol, Eorembcr Ftl;-The Herald says
mdfe Than bali 'oi the $500 900 uecda.lti !
tho Toleao Cincinnati : g. louis aiiwsy
): Gampahs:s : alreadysubscribed, also lint
n.ri. Phillips will give his decision in
ae,sS IaHsay9YI 3 abepEs q! ia pepeeps Ae pres