Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-20

E. w. Winter, assistant president of the
Omaha line, has gone to Chicago.
The morning train on the Northern
Pacific yesterday carried two companies of
United States soldiers to TT. Keogh.
H. G. Kennedy, of the Grand Trunk road,
called on G. K. Barnes, of the Northern
Pacific, yesterday.
P. Hollenbeck, division freight agent of
the Northwestern road at Winona, was in
the city yesterday.
John Corrigan, Of Cleveland, O., passed
through the city yesterday en- route to his
farm in the Red river valley.
W. F. Woodward arrived from the Red
river valley yesterday, and reports the
promis of crops there as brilliant.
Vernon station, on the Minneapolis &
st. Louis road, has been changed as to its
name, and is now known as Luverne.
A laggard freight train delayed the ar
rival of yesterday afternoons passenger
train on the River road twenty minutes.
Extra sleepers we're required by the de-
parting train on the Northern Pacific last
night to accommodate the rush of travel
ers.
TIE earnings of the ST. Paul g. Duluth
road Tor the second week in June, were
! $26, 7O4.73, against $2O,67S. 10 for the cor.
responding period of 1872.
Governor Brown. Of Georgia, accompa-
MED by fifty of Bal Apps townsmen, ar
rived in the city by the Albert Lea route
yesterday, and continued on to Lake Mn
netonka.
| [. II. Shattuck, superintendent of the
dummy car service on the Royal route, wa
in the city on yesterday arranging to rem
der the service on that road beyond
criticism.
Sam. Boyd, general passenger agent of
the Minneapolis Il st. Louis road, inhaled
the fresh air of st. Paul yesterday, with H.
G. Davis, assistant general passenger agent
of the Manitoba line.
P. F. Cakes, vice president of the North
ern Pacific, will re ach Helena next Monday
en- route east. General Manager Haupt
leaves by special this Il corning to meet the
| gentleman at that point.
Fred Swisher, general passenger agent
of the Blue line, returned yesterday from
Helena. He fully confirms reports of
the boom in progress there, and predicts
a wonderful prosperity for that vicinity.
G. A. Bowman, business manager of the
Hemlandet, Chicago, and delegate to the
| Swedish Lutheran synod, which has Just
| closed its sessions at Red Wing, went west
yesterday by the Manitoba line to select
site for Swedish colony.
All lines from Chicago TO Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, Louisville, Jacksonville and
other points controlled by the Green line
pool, are cutting rates at gait that prom
ises case of lingering sickness to 'some
one" within a brief period.
General Passenger Agent Dixon's COM
munication to the engineers convention
| yesterday, inviting delegates to return
east on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
road, direct or by way of Sabula and
| Dubuque, was received, and accepted with
the heartiest tokens of appreciation.
The directors of the Minnesota Transfer
held meeting yesterday morning in the
Office of General Manager. Haupt, for the
purpose of considering the practicability
of multiplying the charge of 81 per car on
stock trains arriving at the transfer.
! Nothing was done, however, the meeting
adjourning to await the compiling of
facts and figures bearing upon the subject.
The commissioner of the Northwestern
| Traffic ass ociation has issued a notice to
| shippers that hereafter, except in cases
where specially notified, the special rates
| advised from time to time for business be-
| tween Chicago, Milwaukee and common
| points and ST. Paul, Minnesota transfer.
| or Minneapolis will not apply OF business
! destined to or received from Winnipeg or
any other points in Manitoba.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, has
issued supplemental tariff of rates from
| Chicago to points in Colorado as follows:
! To Granite and Alpine SO cents per cwt.;
to Fairplay "a cents; to London junction
| SO; Malta $1.01; st Elmo STOP; Brecken-
| ridge, Dillon, Hancock and Leadville 81 .O3
| Ohio City, Pariius, Pitkin and Woodstock
$I.07; Keystone S1,06; Gunnison and
! Sapinero $1.13.
President Smith, vice president Rohan
and Superintendent Breed, of the st. Paul
! & Duluth road, accompanied by Howard
Hinchman, Z. R. Orne and wife, j. F.
oHltn anu daughter ana benjamin Row
land, wife and son, left by special yester-
day morning upon tour of inspection.
From Duluth, whence Superintendent
Breed Will return to st. Paul, the party
will proceed to the Yellowstone
The following special tariff has been de-
termined upon by the Northern Pacific
between st. Paul, Minnesota transfer.
Minneapolis, Duluth or Superior and Boze-
man. Gallatin, Townsend and Helena, NJ.
L. First class So per cwt; second do.
$3.50; third 50; fourth $1.75 and fifth
$1.7O. Class in straight car loads of not
less than ten tons: Glass A S1.5O: B S1.35:
| g $1.25; D 81. Emigrants moveables
$3.50 per car. Less thon car loads So
per cwt. Horses, cattle, sheep, etc, ire
leased) $3.50 per car.
General Passenger Agent Barnes, having
decided to take with him to his new Office
j. G. Pond, the accomplished chief of staff
who has been with him on jackson street.
the latter office will be placed in charge of
G. E. Stone, one of the cleverest railroad
men in the northwest, now in the service
OF the River road at the ticket Office of
that COmDanV. cOrnar nj Tbird 4 To-