St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
SIGNAL FLASHES.

| Passengers bound for the East via the
North Western line last night, included ::
DR.. q. Z. Fessepden. Mrs. Mason, Miss
Mason, Mrs. E. c. Bill and daughters,
6. 9. Bayler, c. S: Gardner, a. Adair,
| c. d, White. A. Moreland, Charles w.
Ii. Abbott, William c. Armstrong. J. H.
| Bell, Charles w. Kennedy. A. II.
Storms and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Willis.
| Among the outgoing passengers over
the Milwaukee last night were l.. E.
| Fuller, G. w. Simon, Mrs. Hall. Mr.
| Zimmerman. j. d. Deiong, r. d. DolIot
and wife, w. II. Pierce, Miss Marya
| TybbiueZkuska. Mrs. William CoSgrOve,
f. l.. Moore, }. S. Friedman. z. b. Whit
comb. MI. Merwin and wife, n. john
| son.
General Traffic Manager Rannaford,
| of the Northern Pacific. accompanied
| Receivers Rouse and Stanton, of the
| Northern Pacific branch lines, on a tour
| Of inspection of the road yesterday. MIR.
| Hannaford is not expected home for two
weeks. Receiver Cakes may remain
here day or two longer, and when he
leaves the city, General Manager Ken
drick will accompany him.
General Manager Egan, of the Chi
cago Great Western, left Chicago yes
terday morning. accompanied by Gen
eral Freight Agent SlOhr, for a trip
over the line. They reached Des Moines
last night, and left for st. Joe this
morning. From there they will go to
Kansas City, and expect to arrive in st.
Paul about Monday or Tuesday next.
Col. Flournoy, who has been out
punching cattle for the Chicago Great
Western i'll Montana the past summer,
has returned i'll time to celebrate the
Republican victories. He feels grateful
that old Virginia is still safe for the
Democratic party.
Alterations are in progress in the ST.
Paul IL Duluth general offices in the
Pioneer Press building for the accom- ,
mediation OF President Hayes and the
attorneys Of the road. MesSrS. Bum d
Hadley. 1t is expected that all changes
will be completed in day or two.
The following left for Los Angeles
and San Francisco: Mir. and Mrs. Allen
Mcintyre, Philip Kelley, wife and two
daughters, Ii. NJ. Hart. Mrs. Tisdale,
i. W. Smith ami wife, Z. }. Dean and
daughter.
Travelling Passenger Agent Deans. of
the National Despatch, and Travelling
Freight Agent Kelly, of the Chicago,
Burlington II Quincy, were among the
transient railroad men in the city yes
terday.
d. w. II. Moreland, general agent of
| the Great Northern for Michigan, with
headquarters at Detroit. was at the gem
eral Offices OF the company yesterday.
Starting from st. Paul today, Phil
lips excursion party OF ten Fargo peo-
Pile will 90 out over the Albert Lea
route, bound for Los Angeles, Cal.
Frank Cassidy, one OF the Chicago
Great Westerns travelling freight
agents, with headquarters at Chicago,
was in the city yesterday.
G. c. Donovan, general agent of the
Great Northern at Grand Forks, is in
the city. He came in yesterday, and
| will leave for home tonight.
General Freight Agent Bull. of the
| st. Paul 81 Duluth, still continues max
! ing satisfactory progress toward the re-
covery of his health.
The office of General Agent Smith, of
the Great Northern, at San Francisco,
has been removed to IA Post street,
in that city.
G. Hougan Jr. has been appointed
freight ageLt for the Wisconsin Central
at Buffalo. The appointment took effect
Nov. Z.
General Agent Philips, of the Scan
dia line, Chicago, and correspondent for
the hamburger Nachrichter, is il the
city.
e. w. Norris, travelling passenger
agent of the Big Four at Chicago, Wis
tied the city ticket agents yesterday.
William Stitt, chief clerk TO Robert
Kerr, of the Canadian Pacific at Winni-
peg, left for home last night.
General Agent Clark, of the Lake
Shore d Michigan Southern, visited the
Sanity city yesterday.
Thomas Grace, the Great Northern
agent at Grafton. was in st. Paul yes
terday.