St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-30

The st. Paul Base Ball club left last night
for Milwaukee over the Royal route.
E. S. Newman, of Chicago, will load to-day,
at Mingusville, twenty-five car loads of beef
cattle for Chicago.
Mr. Cakes, vice president of the Northern
Pacific road, may arrive to-day, though he is
not expected Mr.. Harris, the president of
the road, will probably reach st. Paul to-
morrow.
Three car loads of the Minnesota editors
went to White Bear yesterday, and will leave
for Duluth to-day, where they will take
steamers for Washburn, and return by the
Royal route.
H. G. Townsend, general passenger and
ticket agent of the Missouri Pacific, gives
notice that on and after August 1, the lines
in the Missouri system will resume regular
Interchange of passenger and ticket traffic
with the Gulf, Colorado 81 Santa Fe rail
road
The general freight agent of the Union
Pacific has issued an order authorizing a
special rate of $3.50 per car upon cattle in
carloads from released, and upon sheep in
double carloads from Council Bluffs or
Omaha to all stations upon the line of the
Utah IL Northern in Montana
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul reports
the comparatively low rate of 80 percent. for
its expenses during the first half of the year.
This economical management has enabled
il TO show net earnings amounting to 81, 40S,-
200, and surplus, after paying interest of
81, 743, sos from the six months business.
a new station named Dcmpster has been
established ON the Dakota division five miles
north Of Estallnc, w. P. Caldwell, agent.
The rates between Chicago, Milwaukee,
Racine Kenosha, Winona, st. Paul, Mime
apolts or Minnesota Transfer and Dempster
will Dc the same rs are now in effect be-
tween those stations and Castlewood.
Mr. Van Horne, general manager of the
Canadian Pacific road left at O'Clock Mon
day afternoon on the Northern Pacific with
the expectation Of going to the Pacific coast,
and then up to the Pacific end Of the Cana
dian Pacific, returning over the route of his
own road. He will walk over the Rocky
mountains. and win thus have an oppor-
tunity of inspecting the road personally
Portland O,Sgoaidp, oath: Last evening by
special train President Harris of the Northern
Pacific, and party, left for trip over the
Baker City branch of the o. r. Il y. Mr..
Paul schulze accompanied the party some of
the distance, but proceeds to st. Paul, where
ne viii meet Mr. Charles B. Wright, ex-
president of the Northern Pacific and ac-
company him to Walla Walla, and there Join
President Harris party on their return from
the Grand Roude valley Messrs. Wright
aud Schulze VIII reach Portland Saturday.
a - ,,.sft
from Walla Walla. The next big man due
from the east is Cyrus W. Field, of Atlantic
cable fame.
Regarding the contemplated action by the
holders of the North Missouri railroad bonds.
in connection with the default of interest on
, them by the Wabash company, James f.
How, general agent of the receivers stated
yesterday that the default is only Temporary.
and that the interest will be paid as soon as
the money can be raised. The court author
lied interest to be paid not only on these
bonds, but alsoton those of the Chicago divis-
ion and the st. Charles. Burlington and
Omaha branch, aggregating S3l1, 900. Gen
eral Agent says that part ST this money has
already been sent to New York, and he ex-
poets the remainder will be there by the mid
die of August, when the entire amount will
be paid and the default made good,
It being impossible to get the managers of
The roads Interested in the Chicago and st.
Louis freight pool together before the ex-
piration of Tue pool-Iuly S1-the Illinois
Central, which had declared its intention to
act ne longer under the old agreement after
that unless it is given an increased percent
eye Of the business, has been prevailed upou
10 consent to an extension OF the old sgree-
ment until Aug. 10, and meeting is to be
arranged previous TO that time To see what
can ae done to avoid u war on rates between
Chiesga aud s.. Louis. The consent of the
Illinois Ceulral to an extension of the agree-
mont uatil meeting can be held is taken
as an Indication that new arrangement
will De- perfected when the roads come to-
gethcr ana discuss The stustion.