The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-23
9IIaFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Persa,,aI nl,d Local.


q. r. 81 yesterday sfzzle; but two roads
were represented
Il. AZ Sullivan. sagentof the Erie lines at Des
MINES, a,.has berirleft out in the cold by the
recent changes in Incorporation of these lines
The Interstate Wrecking Frog Company have
purchased All Ralmerton's entire interest IN
the frog ssPush7is. the motto, now of the par
tiesswho have l1cldofft
II. C. Diehl. genersl freightiaaent of the l.,
Z, b. s&sW. ,left for New York yesterday where he
goes to make Alright fora larger per cent in the
Indianapolis east bound pool.
The Louisville, New -Albany6s Chicago gen
eral Offices at Chicago will oe moved to their
new quarters, lin the new Adams Express Build
ing. on Dear born street, 0ct.1
a stringent order has been issued to the pas
senger train gangs on the louisville, New Al
bany q Chicago railway to the effect that they
must abstain from smoking while on duty
G. E. Henderson, general manager, receiver
etc, of the LIB & Wand half dozen narrow
gauge reads, sgoessto Ohio to-day etolook after
the division .tof the Toledo Cincinnati e St
Louis under his management.
Col H G. Mutt, president of the Atlantic, e
Pacific. railway left last Sunday for sMojave
I Gal tostake possession of the Southern Pacific
line from the Needles colorado riverl to Mo
javes recently purchasedzb by Colonel Nuttssco
pany.
The indianapolis division Of Railway conduct
ors 4neetssin this city son Friday to elect dele
gates to their annual convent ton, to be held in
Boston next month There are sixty-hye mem
bers in the indianapolis division and over 5000
In the association.
Charles Milliafd president Of the Indianapolis
car works, returned from New York yesterday.
de states that prospects for car works are much
more encouraging than sixty days. ago, and he
is of the opinion that many of the carsworks Of
the country will have'work through the late fall
and winter months
The receivers of the Wabash railroad have
filed 'apetitionIin the United States Court for
authority to pay the interest on the Champaign,
Havana & Western, $500 of which fell due
June Il, and ST., 931.50 July l. The receivers
state in the petition that the Champaign, sHa-
yanadE Western lisa good feeder, rwithexeellent
prospects
The heavy travel of the last. few weeks has
demonstrated more than ever the great need Of
the estabh shment of an information bureau at
the Union Depot Manager Maiott should at
once put men there, if they are distinguishable
by only railing around them, who can give
strangers any information they desire regard
ing routes, rates, etc.
The Wabashsroad announces the payment of
interest Sept % on the bonds of the Toledo q
illinois, Lake Erie, Wabash & St Louis, Great
Western Illinois q Southern Iowa, Decatur &
East st. Louis, sClorinda Branch Toledo, Wa
bash u Western consolidated frsts, funded debt
seVens and funded debt graduated bonds When
viii they get around to the Indianapolis, Peru &
Ohieagog
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roara5 tbat tba fae+ tbat +bss
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outside offcas ynaaTt AIT +b ~ $50
railway ticket Office would be closed Another
official said it would doubtless be closed Novem-
4berl There would be no meeting of thesgen-
eral managers until next month, then definite
action would be taken. i in the matter.
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which the Indiananolis
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slider several propositions Of nronestv.bnlsers i,
this city, who, have grounds suitable ito erect
sucn SHOPS upon