Daily globe., 1883-05-04
Rail Notes.

K. X. Gable and II. Il. Porter departed
for Des Moines and Rock Island yesterday
afternoon.
colony of seventy people came in on
the Omaha line at 2:25 yesterday after
noon, bound for Lisbon, D. T.
IL. Sherman, travelling freight agent of
the Union Pacific, Chicago, arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon from Omaha.
The earnings of the st. Paul g. Duluth
road for April 1883, were $77,781.51,
against $63,9S7,54 for the same month
1882.
During the month of April the River
road delivered 1874 passengers to the care
and custody of the Manitoba line for
transportation west.
A new stage line connecting with trains
on the Northern Pacific has been establish
between Custer station and Maginnis. q
distance of ITO miles.
The 2:25 p. m. train on the River road
was thirty minutes late. Ii brought 200
passengers for the Northern Pacific and
115 for the Manitoba line.
j. NJ. Hannaford, general freight agent
OF the Northern Pacific, is slowly recover
ing and will be able to resume char,n ot
affairs in his Office next week.
President Willard of the Northern Pa
ciic, accompanied by General Manager
haupt and Land Commissioner Lamborn.
will be here next Wednesday.
Twenty-six car loads of stock left the
Minnesota transfer at half-past one
o'clock yesterday afternoon, for Chateau.
M. T., via the Northern Pacific.
The total earnings of the Northern di-
Vision OF the Mexican National railway.
from Corpus Christi to Gariea, for the
third week in April are stated at $l6,II1.3O.
Il. c. Davis, assistant general passenger
agent of the Manitoba line, was in high.
ly excited frame of mind yesterday. He has
gone over to Milwaukee, and will be pres.
ent at the christening.
A tram on the Minneapolis & ST. Iou;s
road will arrive in the oity this morning
containing $50 emigrants for the Manitoba
road. They left Blue Island, near Chica-
go. at noon yesterday.
Marvin Hughitt, president of the Omaha
line, reached the city yesterday morninp
on his monthly tour of inspection. Messrs,
Winter, Whitman and Hobart of the same
road arrived home last evening.
A large number of passengers who land.
ed IN New York Tuesday, from the steam.
ship Polynesia, also in Baltimore from tbe
Parlslan. left those cities last evening fo,
the northwest consigned to the Mapitoba
road.
Annis Fossun,iof Walcott, D. T., return.
ing from Norway, arrived in this CITY YES.
terday with twenty-five emigrants for his
vicinity. They came by the Anchor line
steamer Bolivia, and left for the west INV
the Manitoba road.
Commencing Sunday an extra train viii
be put on the River road between st. Pan
and Wabashaw. 1t will leave the latte,
station at o'clock a. H., reaching st. Pan
at 1855. Returning it WILL leave this city
at 3:35 and arrive in Wabashaw at 6: sc
p. N.
Papers have been served on the Manito
ba road bringing suit for $4,000 by three
ladies, who were injured by the switch en-
glne at Fergus Falls running into tbei,
carriage. One of the ladies. Mrs. Hutch.
ms, will probably die from the effects OF
Lhe injuries received.
For the accommodation of persons de-
string TO attend the annual meeting of tbe
German Baptists or Dunkards, which is to
be held at Bismarck Grove, near I,qwrenca
Kansas, May 18th TO Goth, 1883. The Rock
.,laad y Pac;i9 will accept a rate of OnI
rare for the round trip, or its proportion
OF -.ngle fare from starting point to Kan
s Is City, and the lines west of Kansas C;+y
will aeaePt aingie fare between Kansas
City aad Lawrence, viz: $1.25 for ronn7
trip Iickess should be sold May 18th IL
i5ih Inclusive, good for return PASSAGE on
or "efore June 10th, 1888. -
. J. aiL, R. R. Gable, and Il. H. Porte,
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