St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-08
LINKS AND PINS.

On account OF the North Dakota fire
mems tournament, to be held at Fargo
June IL IL and IA, the Great Northern
has authorized a rate Of one lowest first
class fare for the round trip, with June
Is as the final return limit. Tickets
will be sold from all stations in North
Dakota as far west as Minot. inclusive.
Hook and ladder trucks will be carried
Oh freight trains and other apparatus
Knocked down and in convenient shape
for handling i'll baggage cars without
charge. Loading and unloading must
be done by tiremen, and all apparatus
will be transported entirely at owners
risk.
A. N. Hayes, general car foreman of
the Chicago Great Western. left last
night for Saratoga Springs, N. Y. He
will represent the company at the
annual convention of the Master Car
Builders association, which opens on
Monday next. This is a large affair,
lasting about two weeks, and will be
largely attended by car builders from
all over the country. These. in most in
stances, will be accompanied 10y their
wives and daughters. The delegates
have had reserved. for their exclusive
use during the convention. the United
States hotel at Saratoga Springs.
: Rates from st. Paul to Eastern points
via the Eastern Railway of Minnesota
and the Steamer Northwest, of the
Northern Steamship company. will be
50 higher, all classes. than rates FROM
Duluth quoted heretofore. Rates from
other stations will be made by adding
current rates to st. Paul or Duluth to
rates from those points as above the
lower combination to be used for limited
tickets via either St. Paul or Short
Line.
The Great Northern has made ar
engagements with the state authorities
of Washington to transport the militia
of that state to and from the annual en-
encampment at Olympia, June Ii, of
the national guard. state of Washing
tin. This arrangements applies only to
regular state troops in uniform and
travelling i'll body.
The Omaha city ticket Office has a
piece of canvas stretched across the
Third street window announcing that it
will remove from its present quarters,
at Third and Jackson. to the Chamber
of Commerce building. corner Sixth aud
Robert, OH July l. The GLOBE stated
this fact last week. J
Commencing tomorrow, June 9, 1.-The
Minneapolis u st. Louis $40 train from
MINNEAPOLIS Will run through to Wa
coma Saturdays. The return trip will
be made Mondays, arriving at Minneap-
oils at a. IN, This will enable passen-
gers to connect with trains for st. Paul.
Word came by wire yesterday to
Great Northern headquarters that its
ticket office at Portland had four feet of
water upon its floors. This might caf-
ford any railroad an opportunity to
float its bonds or to water its stock.
After spending the winter at Los
Angeles, CAL. for the benefit of>lhis
health, f. Hoppe, freight auditor of the
Chicago Great Western, has returned,
much improved. He resumed his regu.
lar duties yesterday.
Messrs. Wyand, of the Michigan Cen.
trial; Nanderpool and jerome, of the
New York Central, returned YESTERDAY
from Fargo, N. d. The two New York
Central men left last night for Chicago.
General Traffic Manager Finley. OF
the Great Northern, received the sad
information yesterday of the death of a
brother at New Orleans, La. He left
last night for the Crescent City.
General Passenger Agent Buchanan
lOmaha). of the Fremont, Elkhorp q
Missouri Valley and Sioux City q Pa
cifc, was in the city yesterday.
A meeting of the directors of the Chi.
cage, ST. Paul. Minneapolis q Omaha
Railway company will be held tomorl
row.
Travelling Passenger Agent Kepplerj
of the Nickel Flate, with lieadouarters
at Kansas City, was in st. Paul yester-
day.