St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-12

has issued circular instructing all ticket
agents on it's line to sell tickets for the fair
of the Northwestern Industrial association,
to be held at Minneapolis, Sept. 1st to 9th,
at fare and fifth for the round trip, and
for the State fair to be held at Owatonna
from Sept. 9Th to 18th, inclusive, the same
price. Return coupons to the Minneapolis
fair are to be made good to Sept. 9Th, and
those to the State fair till the 10Th.
A special train with $50 members OF the
Army of the Tennessee will arrive at 8
O'Clock tonight on the Milwaukee & st. Paul
and go right on through to Hotel Lafayette
without change of cars. Another
special train will arrive over the Chicago st.
Paul d Omaha road, this morning, with a
delegation of the Army of the Tennessee.
They will all go right through to hotel La
fayette. The Bell of Minnetonka has been
chartered for Wednesday and Thursday af-
ternoons, when all the guests of the Army
OF the Tennessee will be invited on board
for an excursion around the lake without ex-
ira charge.
Beginning yesterday regular trains were
put on the Duluth & Iron Range road to run
on regular time between Vermillion Lake
(Tower) mines and Two Harbors. The first
train through, July 81, dumped 800 tons of
ore at Two Harbors. Monday, August 1S,
the first shipments of ore by lake will be
made, and during the last two weeks of Au-
gust 1900 tons of ore will be shipped to
Cleveland. During September and October
it is expected that $4,000 tons OF ore per
month will be shipped to rake boat at Two
Harbors.
The Northern Pacific is still receiving and
shipping cattle. At the Minnesota transfer
20 cars were received Saturday night from
Mingusville, consigned to Ro senbaum u Co..
Yesterday j. D. Sugg s. Bro, loaded 81 cars
OF cattle at Min gusville for st. Paul. On
Saturday last 30 ears of cattle from Mingus-
vile, shipped by the Standard Cattle COM
pany, and consigned to Rosenbaum Bros,
Chicago, arrived at the Minnesota transfer.
Twenty-one cars of cattle were shipped on
the Sth from Miles City by Hubbard 81
Thompson, consigned to themselves at Chi
cago. Twenty-Five cars Of cattle were shipped
from Miles City yesterday by the Pratt &
Ferriss Cattle company, consigned to Wood
Bros, Chicago
Chicago Tribune A new parlor-car was
exhibited yesterday afternoon at the Polk
street depot which may fairly be called the
finest specimen of railroad architecture that
has ever been constructed The car was
constructed at the Pullman shops, near this
city, and is named the Mirandi. 1t meas
ures sixty-nine feet in length, and has three
inverted bay-windows on each side in the
body of the cor. A new feature is the smok-
ing-room, with reclining seats and chairs,
twice the size of the smoking-rooms usually
found in Pullman cars. The end seat in the
body of the car, by utilizing the first chair, is
convertible into a birth, inclosed by curtains,
for the benefit of invalids and patrons who
may be taken sick en- route. The buffet is
provided with a stand in front, with drawer
underneath for telegraph blanks, timetables,
writing material, etc. The whole interior is
finished in the highest style of art and gives
very fine effect.