Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-12
RnH NOfnS.

The 6:15 train on the river road was an
hour and half late.
Track laying on the Manitoba west OF
Crookston begins Monday at st. Hilaire.
President Willard will reach here at 7
o'clock this morning, and go east at noon.
Superintendent Breed of the st. Paul &
Duluth road. has gone to Knife Falls, ru-
NOR has it to start a saw mill.
General Manager Marvel and Assistant
HI. G. Ives, both of the Manitoba line, re-
turned from trip over the road yester-
day.
Fifteen tons of silver bullion came in by
the Northern Pacific from Bozeman yester-
day, and were re-shipped to the Philadel-
phia mint.
The member of the Passenger Conductor
Life Insurance company will hold their
twelfth annual meeting in Cincinnati on
the 10th of this month.
Mr.. H. B. Ledyard, the new president OF
the Michigan Central railway, is grand
sen of Gen. Lewis Cass, and is a man
about forty-fve years of age.
In. Sawyer has been appointed con-
trocting freight agent of the Northern
Pacific at Chicago, and opened an Office "a
No. 50 South Clark street in that city.
Reports from Red river valley repre-
sent the seeding there as completed and
the ''boom'' of business still blooming"
with ''boon" of unmistakable tenor and
date.
The steamers st. Paul and Hodge of the
Ward line of steamers, passed Marquette
yesterday and will arrive in Duluth to-
night They are the first boats to pass the
straits this season.
Vice President Cakes, of the Northera
Pacific, can attend church services in Port
land on Sunday if so the spirit moves him.
He was in Butte City Thursday, en- route
to the Pacific coast
Now that Mr.. Vanderbilt has retired
from the presidency of the Central Hudson
railroad, and is merely a director, many
people wonder what he will do in order to
keep the wolf from the door.
A special of five cars laden with emf
grants and two stocked with their baggage
from Chicago will arrive at st. Paul this
morning by the Royal route. They go
west this afternoon by the Manitoba.
A party of thirteen land explorers from
DEBORAH, Ia, were in the city yester-
day en- route to Hope, D. T. They left for
that point by the Manitoba line last night,
whence they will depart for the interior by
wagons.
Mr.. George W. Foote, agent of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul at Omaha, has
resigned to accept the western travelling
passenger agency of the Lake Shore q
Michigan Southern, with headquarters in
Kansas City.
The Oregon Iron and Steel company, of
Portland, with capital stock of 100000,
will employ 1000 men, and is part of
system of internal improvements under
way and contemplated by Mr.. Willard and
his railroad company.
MI. B. P. Humphrey, western travelling
passenger agent of the Wabash, st. Louis
& Pacific, will probably resign, to accept
the position of western travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago & Atlantic, with head
quarters at Kansas City.
Three hundred and thirty three emf
grants who came over by the Circassia
which reached New York Thursday, left
that city last night consigned to Agent
johnson of the Manitoba line. They will
reach here Tuesday morning.
The Mobile & Alabama and Grand
Trunk railroads were bought at fore
closure sale for $35O,OOOby George Arentz,
Edward R. Bacon and P. D. Barker, of New
York, and D. S. Parker, of Mobile, pur-
chasing trustees for the bondholders.
The Northern Pacific train hence at 8:35
yesterday morning, is pronounced the
finest that ever pulled out of st. Paul IN
any direction. 1t was made up of seven
coaches, a dining and sleeping car two
baggage cars, all new, finished and fur
nished in the highest style of art.
E. W. Winter, ]. NJ. Whitman and j. H.
Hiland, of the st. Paul & Omaha road, re-
turned from Omaha yesterday, after re-
naming long enough in that city to take
in the beauties of the depot there, which
they declare rivals Gould's yacht "Atalan-
ia" in its architectural simplicity.
Commissioner Daniels of the Colorado
pool issues a circuIarisetting forth that by
an error of the printers, the round trip rate,