St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-09

and Geo. w. B0gue Of Chicago, though not
unsatisfactory to all the lines are not APP
proved OF sufficiently to insure harmonious
relations among all the lines parties to the
agreement and at the Chicago meeting, the
complaints of those lines to which the
award is not entirely satisfactory will be
submitted to arbitration. and if deemed
advisable new award will be made.
Local Notes.
General Claim Agent Ford of the North
ern Pacific road left yesterday for MiSsoula.
Howard j. Ball, general freight agent of
the Erie road at Philadelphia, was i'll the
city yesterday.
Sells Bros circus will go over the North
ern Pacific road exhibiting at towns on the
line as far west as Bismarck.
W. C. Combs went out to Yakima, w.
T., few days ago and purchased 1000
head of cattle which he will ship to Miles
City.
Reports were received at the Manitoba
office yesterday that there was frost on the
Northern division, but no damage was done
to wheat.
The Omaha directors who were up to
Bayfield, and Washburn returned to ST.
Paul yesterday afternoon and will proceed
to Pierre to-day.
E. Ramsey of Miles City is at Pendeton,
w. T., buying 200 head of cattle which
he will ship from Wallula into Montana via
the Northern Pacific road.
Judge Chandler, general agent for the
Milwaukee q ST. Paul road in St. Paul,
left yesterday on a trip to the East. He
will be gone about month.
The ladies' and gentlemen's waiting
rooms at the Milwaukee passenger depot
at Minneapolis are being repainted and
frescoed in very tasty manner.
Ex-senator Alexander Caldwell, from
LeavenwOrth Kan, has been visiting in
Idaho, and called at the Northern Pacific
office yesterday on his way home.
N. P. Hallowell, a director of the North
ern Pacific road, and Mr.. William Endicott,
ex-president of the Oregon Transcontinental
road, went west over the Northern Pacific
in special car yesterday.
S. F. Boyd, general passenger agent of
the Minneapolis & st. Louis road, in an in
that there will be rate war before long,
but said it would not be precipitated by the
Minneapolis & St. Louis road
Commencing June Is, the following ex-
cursion rates will be made by the Northern
Pacific road to Detroit lake and return:
From ST. Paul and Minneapolis, SO;
Duluth, SO; Brainerd, $3.7O; Glyndon,
S1.5O; Moorhead, $1.s5; Fargo, S1.90; Cas-
selton, $500; Jamestown, $3.50. The
limit OF the ticket is thirty days.
On Sunday from twenty-five to thirty
people from ST. Paul and Minneapolis,
w n nI14C r OIL ,oIl
boats when the wind came up, were taken
over to the farther shore and were unable
to catch the 1855 train home. The Mani
toba was notified of it and obligingly dis
patched a special train to bring them home,
leaving the lake at O'clock.
The changing Of the running schedule of
Canadian Pacific trains from Winnipeg to
Emerson has caused such furore that Gen
eral Freight and Passenger Agent Kerr of
the Western division of the line arrived in
ST. Paul yesterday, intending, it is stated,
to arrange some plan with the Manitoba
company so that close connection will be
made at Emerson and Gretna for St. Paul
and Winnipeg.
Word was received at the Northern Pa
cific Office yesterday that Wyatt & Ross
will ship 4, 900 cars of cattle from Spokane
Falls to Miles City, Mont, June Is: c. S.
Hobson has 2, roo head to ship from Lird
and Wallula this month; London q Lord
will ship 900 head from Lird; George
Wells, 800 head from Wallula; Rosenbaum
& Meyers, 500 head from Yakima; Henry
1000 head from Wallula, and Brodenbury
LOGO head from Wallula
General Miscellany.
The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has declared a quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent, payable July 1, 1885.
The joint executive committee of the
passenger agents of Chicago will not call a
meeting of the Western lines until after the
meeting of the trunk fines Tuesday next.
The meeting Of the Central committee will
be held in Chicago June 16.
The gross earnings of the Chicago & AL
ton for the fourth week in May were S147,-
$40 against $1S7, 1913 for the corresponding
week last year; decrease. $39, 1874. The
gross earnings for the month of May were
1888, 553, against $652, SOL for the same
month last year; decrease, S64, 1913. The
decrease in gross earnings thus far this year
amounts to $154,2
The Chicago & Northwestern has just is
sued a new emjgrant moveables tariff from
Chicago, Racine and Milwaukee to the fol-
lowing stations: Algona Ia, $40 per car;
Britt, Ia, $43; Cannon Falls. Dundas and
Faribault, Mimi, s45; Grand Junction. Ia,
S45; Hawarden, Ia, s55; Mortified,
Mimi, S45; Prairie Junction. Mimi, $55;
Sheldon, Ia, $55; Sioux City, Ia, $50;
Sioux Falls, Oak, $50.
Sunday Races at Chicago.
CHICAGO Iune Sat the West Side