Daily globe., 1883-06-06

point they were conveyed by the Northern
Pacific. This completes the third invoice |
of shipments made by the consignors with |
the Northern Pacific for the transportation |
of 125 car loads of stock to Montana.
Considerable speculation was INDUCED |
IN railroad circles yesterday regarding the
presence in the city of Edward Martindale,
attorney in fact, of the Litchtield heirs.
1t was stated that he was here to make a
deal with the Northern Pacific road, for
the transfer to that corporation of large
block of realty adjoining the lands recent
ly purchased of the Rice heirs by that
road.
The remains of A. Wiswall, the young
gentleman lately in the employ OF the st.
Paul Duluth road but who died at White
Bear lake Sunday, were sent to New York
by the 12:45 p. N. train, yesterday. The
deceased had but just returned from the
east, whittier he had been to visit young
lady to whom he was shortly to be married,
when he was seized with the malady which
terminated fatally.
After to-day the rates on freight from
Deming,N. NJ, to points on the Silver City,
Deming & Pacific road will be 4, 10, is, 26
and 36 cents per cwt. on first, second,
third. fourth and fifth class merchandise;
4, 10, Is, % and 35 cents per cwt. in car
loads on class A; 4, u, IA, Is and 26 cents
on class B, and 4, IL, 13, 16 and 26 cents
per cwt. on surfaced lumber subject to
New Mexico and Arizona classification.
When General Manager Merrill hereafter
visits the ticket Office of his road in this
city, the boys there will jump at a conclu-
| sion as to what the old man wants without
| waiting for him to issue a general or
| special order. In the future he will have
no occasion to express himself after the
manner of men who have just sat on
Chicago jury, or to employ SMILES special
| ly appropriate to one of Bob Ingersolrs
| lectures.
The removal of the Northern Pacific
railroad offices was commenced yesterday
morning. The portables of General Haupt,
general manager, of Superintendent of
Traffic Odell, and of Superintendent of
Telegraphy Green were COTTON into the
new building in good shape, and to-day
these gentlemen will be comfortably en-
sconced in their new quarters. Recep-
tions with the attendant concomitants of
Green seal, boned turkey, bisques, etc .,etc.,
will be in order about Saturday.
A very important meeting of railroad
oficials..and millers will be held inMinneap-
polls this morning. Of course the convoca-
tion will assemble behind barred doors, in
apartments where the blinds will be pulled
down and guarded by men carrying
stuffed clubs. When these precautions are
taken, the meeting will proceed to the dis
cussion of milling in transit" whatever
| that may be. 1t is given on the authority
of an official who assured the reporter that
those interested would know what it
meant.
The president, general manager and
board of directors of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul road, arrived here yes
terday morning at Z o'clock, on tour of
inspection. They came by special train
IS described in the GLOBE of yesterday,
and left for Winnipeg Immediately after
they had breakfasted. The party is COM
posed of Alexander Mitchell, S. S. Merrill,
Hans Crocker and W. F. Kimball of Mil
waukee; C. Easton, of La Crosse; Selah
Chamberlain, of Cleveland; W. S. Gurnee,
A. T. Wadsworth, Thomas Allen Clarke,
Jnlius Wadsworth and others of New York
They will arrive at Winnipeg this morn
ing, and after sojourn of few days at
that point, return to Fargo, whence they
will go to Helena, NJ. T. over the North
ern Pacific.
A young man of aristocratic mien, en-
ployed in confidential capacity by a
prominent railroad official of St. Paul, re-
Gently made a trip to Montana. While
the train which bore him as a passenger
was halted at Little Missouri Station, the
y. NJ, inspired by the wildness and gen
eral savage aspect of the scenery, con-
ceived the brilliant idea of enacting the
role of Jesse James for the special benefit
'of his companions. Stepping out of the
train he went through transformation
process which rendered him completely
disguised and brandishing 'hoss pistol"
aloft he boarded the car. The scheme
was complete success-if one don't care
what he says. He was taken for Mis-
souri, outlaw and as such was greet
ed with a reception that imported
at least.lingering sickness if not instant
death to the leading character. The joker
realized this before hostilities commenced.
and dropping his disguise, slid into the car,
like reed shaken by the wind, and beg
ging the crowd for Goods sake to hold up
The gang held up, and the victim of mis-
placed confidence still lives.
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