Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25
RaIy Notes

Ga3y Notes.
The ST. Paul and Manitoba road handled
172 cars of wheat yesterday.
The st. Paul d Manitoba road hauled
yesterday 172 csrg Of wheat
-Four cars Of silver bullion from Helena
are ON the way to Newark, NJ
Assistant Freight Agenb Rockwell OF the
ST. Paul 81 Duluth road has returned.
Mr.. Dixon, Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St Paul road, returned from Duluth
yesterday afternoon.
Next Sunday some changes will De
made N the running time Of some OF the
trains west of Mandan.
Seven cars of young stock from the st.
Paul transfer left Wednesday consigned
TO z. 0. Lincoln, Livingston.
James Charlton, general passenger
agent of the Chicago Il Alton road, re-
turned yesterday from Winnipeg.
William Hughes, travelling passenger
agent of the Illinois Central, with head
quarters in Chicago, is in st. Paul.
General Superintendent Marvel and
General Ticket Agent Alexander of he st.
Paul & Manitoba road have gone over the
road.
The earnings Of the St. Paul & Duluth
road for tbs third week ia October amount
to $4O,25276. The corresponding week
last year was $32,449.44. This shows an
increase of s., SO3.32.
A supplement to the Milwaukee b ST.
Paul's station list, just issued, shows that
seventeen new stations have recently been
added. Two of the lumber, Lewiston and
Tunnel City, both on the La Crosse diVis-
ion, are in Wisconsin, one in Illinois,
three IA Iowa, seven in Minnesota, and four
in Dakota.
The report that the Milwaukee Il North
ernie aboet to close its shops at Fort How
ard, and entirely suspend work therein, is
entirely without foundation. full force
of men is employed, and snoh Is likely to
be the case for the entire season. There is
greater probability of the shops being
enlarged and the number of men increased
than there is of cutting down the working
force.
Sioux City Jcsr9sCsi rs: The basis of the
agreement between the Sioux City COM
nittee and the Tower City Railroad com
pany is understood TO be substantially de-
termined. There was private meetin G
last evening, at which it was thought the
matter would be settled IN manner salts
factory to both parties. It iB said that
the terms now offered by the company are
satisfactory to the committee, but until all
the preliminaries are arranged tits thought
best not to make them public. A day or
two will decide whether or 40 it is deemed
advisable for Sioux City to offer the en-
tefprise substantial aid.
Ten cars of cattle left Miles City, Wed
nesday, consigned to Wood Bros, Chicago.
Six cars of sheep are on the way to St.
ears of cattle left Miles City Tuesday,
Chicago. Twenty-Five ears of cattle con-
signed to Alfred Myer were
received at the transfer yesterday. Ten
cars of cattle consigned to Dicksy
Bros, Chicago, were received at the ST..
Paul transfer yesterday. Tventy-four cars
of cattle from Montana were received al
the st. Paul transfer yesterday. They
will go over the Albert Lea route.
By the changes of time On the Northern
Pacific road, which go into effect next
Sunday, the passenger train from Duluth
to Brainerd will leave at 6:15 p. m., in
stead of the morning in order to connect
With the through Pacific express leaving
st. Paul at night. The train from 81 am
erd to Duluth will arrive at the latter city
m the evening instead of the afternoon.
leaving Brainerd after the express from
Portland has arrived, and both trains viii
hereafter run daily, Sundays included.
THIS will give Duluth direct passenger
communication with tho Pacific. The
time Of through trains west of Brainerd
has been modified SO as to allow trains to
ran over difsezlt portiens Of the ROAD by
daylight.
The Chicago St. Paul i Omah0 officials
deny the statement that their road has
stood in the way Of forming a lumber
pool between the roads interested in the
shipment of lumber from Chicago and
Wisconsin points to Mississippi river
points. While the lumber traffic to Mis-
souri, river points has been somewhat de-
mcralised by competition SO far as they
are concerned has been strictly legitimate,
they are, however, willing to enter a pool
If due regard is paid to
their claims and business. Com
missioner AidgIey has called meeting of
general managers and general freight
agents of the roads interested in this traits
to be held in Chicago on the 2nd of next
month in which the Chicago, st. Paul and
Omaha people will participate, and it is to
be hoped that the meeting will result in
the establishment of uniform rates from
all numbering points.
RaiIscoS Ltsjgatisfa.
New YoRK, Oct. 24.-Jadge Barrett