Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-16
RUMBLES AND RIPPLBS.

The Railroad and River News of Yesterday
New Tariff Kates-Arrival of the MARY
Morton"-Personal Items Afoat and
Ashore.
E. f. Dodge, general freight and passen-
ger agent of the Duluth road, was at Du-
lHta yesterday.
George L. Carman, commissioner of the
Southwestern Pool association, returned to
Chicago last evening.
The Duluth road pay car in charge of
Paymaster Coleman started out en- its
menthly trip yesterday.
Jessie Bartlett Davis of the Remenyi
troupe was a passenger By the Omaha
train yesterday afternoon.
The morning trains yesterday brought
175 emigrants; but six came in the after
noon; all left last night for Manitoba, Da.
keta and DulHth.
o. Rawleigh, recently appointed claim
clerk of the st. Paul & Duluth road, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Red
Wing, ana will Immediately assume the
discharge of his official duties.
The Canadion Pacific have changed the
name Of Prince Arthur's land to Port
Arthur. Trains will be soon put on
between that point and Winnipeg the
fare will be $13.05 first class and $3.50 for
second class passengers.
r. A. Almond from Mississippi county.
Ark, started, j ohm the Baptist like into the
wilderness of the DEVILS lake country last
night to procure land for colony of
Toothpicks from the lower country, who
will be along shortly. He went by tie
Manitoba rad.
new Chicago railway newspaper has
made its appearance during the past week,
called the RaiIvdy Passenger AGENT 1t is
the work of Mr.. G. D. Relyea, SO long
and favorably known as an advertising
agent of much ability. The paper con-
tains much that will interest the railway
people about the country, ana will I'M
doubtedly become extremely popular. Ona
feature that will make it certainly so, is
the fact that Mr.. L. T. Stanley Qate of ihe
Erie railroad) has been retained as editor.
The st. Paul & Duluth road time table
for the summer season has been prepared
to take effect on and after Sunday next.
On that day trains will leave st. Paul for
White Bear lake at 500 and 10 a. m. At
l, 4:50, 6:15 and 8 p. IN. They will leave
White Bear for st. Paul at 7:1O, $50 and
1885 a. m. At 1890, 1925, 4:55 and 9:4O
p. N. Trains for Taylors Falls will leave
at 500 a. M, and 4:50 p, Ii. Returning
they will leave Ia lors Falls at 80 a. IN =,
and AS p. M, and arrive at st. Paul at
11:10 a. m. and $50 p. IN.
The new narrow-gauge railroad to be
built in the interests of the Diamond Joe
line of steamboats, has taken definite shape
and the work will be commenced soon. It
is proposed to have the road completed
from Dubuque as far as Colesburg, in the
northern part of Delaware county
by September. A meeting of
the board of trade will
be held Monday in Dubuque to take into
consideration two other railroad projects.
including a new road from st. Paul and
another from Streator, H., which desires
to reach Dubuque.
The Southwestern Railway association
has issued Joint tariff on eastern bound
freights which took effect Yesterday.
From st. 10, Atchison, Leavenworth and
Kansas City to st. Louis and points north
on the Mississippi river to and including
Rock Island it will be as follows; First
class 20 cents, second So, third 40, fourth
81, fifth %, sixth 20 Ger Is rer hundred
weight. Class A, % c'E bSlass B, 90,
classes G and D, IS cents pc hundred
weight. Horses and mules 500, cattle and
calves $3.50. hogs and sheep $50 per car.
To Chicago, 80, IS, 50, 80, %, %; 3715, 80
and % cents per hundred weight; $3.50.
$65, $42.50 and $40 per car. To Toledo and
Detroit, $1.e7, "a, 60, 40, Sc, 321S; 45, 391s
ana % cents per hundred weight; $87 <"
$S5, $3.50 and $50 per car. The II
trunk lines joint tariff taking effect aIsU
on yesterday from Omaha and Council
Bluffs to Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Louis,
Peoria, Beardstown and Toledo is the same
on merchandise per hundred pounds
in car lots, with an advance in live stock.
On the latter to st. Louis horses and mules
will be charged $62.50; cattle, calves and
hogs will be charged $3.50, and sheep
$3.50 per car. To Chicago, Milwaukee.
Peoria and Beardstown the charges will be
$50 per car for horses; $40 per car for
cattle and hogs and $50 for sheep. To
Toledo and Detroit no quotations are
given.