Show RAILWAY RUMBLES Icnonnl mi < tiicral Nuttsuf Ionl < IttlcreI T Morn D A It G agent at lliiiRUnm Junction clime down yesterday on tho road to California lbs Central or moro properly sneaking Southern 1aciuo road is substituting for the old silver palace cars n line of entirely now Pullmans cars tho most elegant com modlous and beautiful m tho world twenty of these palatial abodes on wheels are to bo put on the road nt once An inspection of the ban llafael in company with Colonel Coolidge tho Rentlonianly npont at Ogden disclosed the fact that nothing Is lacking in the now structures that tends to comfort case quiet beauty and safety A writer in tho Jtailucw Nero in speaking of tire I building of this Union i 1ncifio I road has this to MY of tho entrance of tho lino into Utah Every nation under heaven was represented In this baud of men that were pushing their way with dogged Oolerimna tion to the Great bait Lako Valley and all their wants had to be met from n base nl supplies n thousand miles in tho rear of tho advancing host Iho scattered settlers nnd ranchmen btoamo partners in tho Lrcnt work and the Slormoiis from Salt Lake and the long outlying valleys tht homes of tho faithful according to liriguam Young fo tribnted their full share The ruins of belittle be-little stono cabins rudely constructed and tho rude colllu like oltopiiig apartments with room for only ono occupant arc still to be seen nt points on tho rond where these inert woro engaged in their work I seemed as d though every II living Imovin being m Ire mountains or on tho plains i f come to contribute con-tribute something to the work Even tho Indians mainly the quaws graded por tons pf tho road < lbs Denver Net of tho mh says Iho last apikoon tho texas Santa lo Northern railway was driven last nilit and lie onpl tal of Now Mexico and Denver are now virtually connected by a through railway system limo completion of this roid will hoof inestimably value to both cities and merchants believe that it will rapidly do Tclop tho country lyint between them nnd brill iuartnsed trade to Denver Heretofore Kansas City hits captured most of this trade An excursion is st to t bo given 1Ir tie prominent i business men of banta I o in a short time and lie excursionists will bo tho quests of the Chamber of Commerce 1 E White of Musoo te Indian torn tory wont liast to day lime Italian line of steamships have issued a circular show In the redaction in prep lid rates as follows Naples to Now York > 20 Genoa Leghorn Illermi and Mcsslnu to Now York JI I Now York to Gibraltar Marseilles nnd Genoa > 2d Now Olbrllr Naples I amid leghorn > 30 Now York to f Palermo I nnd Messina v 11 SI P lionton of the Union Paoillo ufllte will return tomorrow from Idaho wInce hu excursion has been to perfect nrrangemtntH for an I Mr G M Cummhits his been appjintcd assistant general inannLor of 1 u P 1 Bys J I1 tI If tern with ofllco at Omnlin Mr Cummin i Is also in charge of the land department General Passenger Agent J W Morse of tho Union Paoillo his issued I circular to tie press giving I lie rules to bo obsorvtd by the newspapers Jul by lie l road In f i mntual dealings Vs nil introduction to the circular Mr Morse says The record of tho Old Year is complete and tho book lies been closed Its pages contain many latterlng evidences of Iho kindly feeling hat exists between this company and the newspaper fraternity throughout the couu try traversed by its linos With almost mnnlmous voice I tho general policy of the read and tho carefully devised methods that mvo been adopted to open up now territory encourage settlement nnd generally nd vnnce the entire public interest have had ho approval of tho press I is very pleasant to observe such n perfect operation of effort In that direction tho objects to ho attained being so greatly to bo desired by the railroad and tho press Superintendent John Sparp of the l h C went south over his laid Gr morning Assistant Superintendent Jns bhaip of tlo U 0 v ent to Ofdcn today Ilohert Marsh of the Northwestern goes East I morrow morning |