Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-21
RAILROAD NEWS.

4ne IOOreSG SHOWING OF Ine w eek Ranneu
Out on Yesterday-River News.
The directory OF the st. Paul & Duluth
road was at Knife Falls yesterday.
Captain Beatty of the Canada & Duluth
line of steamers was in the city yesterday.
The State Medical society, in session at
Minneapolis, went to Lake Minnetonka
last night.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul pay
car was an object of special interest at the
depot yesterday.
II. G. Ives, acting superintendent of the
northern division of the Manitoba road
Croohston, arrived in the city yesterday.
Barnum's advertising canvas one of the
curios1ties at the depot yesterday. 1t
came in from Eau Claire, and after trip
to Minneapolis and Saltwater will jump to
Norwalk, Ohio.
William H. Guerin has been appointed
travelling passenger agent of the Chicago
& Northwestern railway for the state of
Michigan, with headquarters at Toledo, O.,
vice H. A. Power, resigned.
A brace of twenty school-marms from
Ah4AhOo Pulls 1OdfO 1O1 DuluLA luiS
to do the lakes. They will sail by the
Japan tomorrow for Buffalo, thence going
to various points in the east, including
Portland. Maine, and the White noun
tains.
G, K. Barnes, general passenger agent of
the Northern Pacific road, has taken pos
session of his new offices in the company's
| building, and is ready for business. They
are four In number, handsomely furnished
| and equipped, located on the first floor OF
the north half of the structure, easily &C
| cessible and very convenient.
The Northwestern Traffic association has
issued joint freight tariff between St.
Paul, Minnesota transfer, or Minneapoli:
| and Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Louis and
| other points therein named, and to those
named are as follows: First class 60
| second IS, third 35, fourth % and fifth
class 20 cents per cwt. Glass 10, B 20
G 1712 and d Is cents per cwt. in cal
| loads. Lumber Is cents per cwt.; salt
| cement, stucco and land plaster 10 cent:
per barrel; wheat, fouy, bran, mill stuff
and malt 20 cents per barrel; coarse grain
1715 cents per cwt.; horses and mules sec
per car; cattle or hogs $50, and sheep SAC
in single deck, and $50 in coops per car.
c. W. Hornick. superintendent of the
railway department of the j. NJ. W. Jones
Printing & Stationery company of Chica
| go, and one of the best known and most
popular young men with the railway fra.
ternity throughout the country, has re.
signed his position with the above named
company, to accept that of chief clerk in
the traffic department of the Oregon Rail
way & Navigation company, under A. L.
Stokes. The directors and
stockholders of the Jones com.
| pany presented Mr.. Hornlck with a
magnificent diamond stud, and accepted
| his resignation with the utmost regret. Al
banquet which followed the presenta.
ton, the best of wishes for Mr.. Hornick'
future welfare were expressed by all
present, and congratulations on his APP
| preaching marriage with one of Peoria's
fairest daughters were heartily extended
Mr.. Hornick expects to reach his new post
of duty at Portland, Oregon, about July
10, and Mr.. Stokes is to be congratulated
on securing the services of so able, worthy
and popular an assistant.