Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-10

A. +. Stove has besn appointed agent at
Ipswich, and Wade B. Ollie has been ap-
pointed agent at Nina.
Henry Bradford, western passenger
agent of the Great Western division of the
Grand Trunk road, is in st. Paul.
Messrs. Cakes and Odell, of the North
ern Pacific, will leave On Monday night for
tour of inspection over the road.
Mr.. Edward R. Conant has been ap-
pointed agent of the Rock Island at St.
Joseph, Mo-, in place of F. A. Marshall,
resigned.
Mr.. Marvel is at Grand Forks attending
the trial between the Manitoba and the
Fargo Southern roads, which was to have
taken place yesterday.
On and after Monday the Flying Dutch
man will reach st. Paul at 9:25, p m, and
leaves at $50, pm.reaohing Minneapolis at
10 O'Clock, which is ten minutes earlier all
around.
George W. Lilly, general freight and
passenger agent of tho Texas G. s.. Louis
line, has accepted the position of general
passenger agent of the fast freight line
of the West Shore road.
Twerty-three cars of cattle arrived at
the Minnesota transfer yesterday, con-
signed to Carpenter & Robertson, Chicago.
To-day twenty one cars will arrive, COZ
signed to Con. Kohrs, Chicago.
IN. Randall, for seven years private
secretary to E. S. Bowen, general super
intendent Of the Erie railroad system, has
been appointed private secretary to Gen.
Anderson, to fill the vacancy caused by the
promotion Of Mr.. Thrall.
The meeting of the Central Iowa asso-
citation, which was TO have been held at
commissioner Cerman's Office last week to
revise rates and classifcations On Des-
Moines and Central Iowa business, will
probably be held next Monday.
The night express train on the st. Paul
G. Manitoba road met with an accident
Thursday night near Red river. The
sleeping car Wamduska was thrown from
the track, and twelve or fifteen persons
who were in the car were slightly hurt.
The train was delayed only an hour.
:, The Rock Island has commenced the
construction of new double-track bridge
across the Rock river, in Illinois, to take
the place of the single track bridge, which
is inadequate for the steadily increasing
business of the road. This company is
also building seven new frst-class passen-
ger coaches.
Gov. Rusk, accompanied by Col. L. j.
Rusk, his private secretary, and Railroad
Commissioner Hangen, left Madison
Wednesday night for northern Wisconsin,
where the governor will officially inspect
the last forty miles of the recently com
pleted Bayfield, branch Of the st. Paul q
Omaha line. This inspection is necessary
before the Immigrant can be transferred
to the Omaha company.
Another scalping case was before the
railroad authorities yesterday afternoon.
Kimball, who was found guilty a few days
ago, went out of the association. He did
not propose to jeopardize $50 SO often, SO
he went out, consequently he is not liable,
but some one else is. MIR. Heylman be-
longs to the association and it was claimed
that he had been selling tickets
in violation of the agreement. Mr..
Pond, Mr.. Dixon and other members oe
thu association were present, and he was
found guilty. The Milwaukee people are
confident some one is selling these scalped
tickets right along.