Joe Goss went to Elnora this morning to take charge of the 8. I. section at that place. o.6 ° 8 Charley Malott has succeeded M. R. Ball as Assistant Agent for the B. O. 8 W.in this city. o.6.° O Thos. Allen arrived here this morning from Washington, Ind. He will work in the 8 IL. Shops o.6.60 ° 0 The B. O. S W. have a force of men placing sod on a part of their flower garden, north of the depot. o oO The I people save making some changes in their telegraph line in the neighbourhood of Kurta. o oO The 8. 1. is picking up many cars of steel between here and Elnora, and taking it to the ex tension. noa 8. Willson has been transferr ed from Evora to this city, and is now foreman on one of the 8. S. sections. o oO F. 8. Christy, of Allegheny, Pa., has taken the position made vacant by Mr. Spencer, in Chief Engineer Ranno’s office. o .Oo R 6. Kennedy arrived in this city this afternoon from Enora. He will probably work in the General Office of the Southern Indiana. Oo O Two B. O. SW. engines were mired in the nnd at Hay den where improvements are in progress, Sunday morning, and the switch engine was sent from Seymour to pull them onto the tracks. o on The Southern Indiana Rail way will not build a passenger station at Terre Haute, as they have arranged to enter the Un ion Station with the Big Four, Vandalia and E. TH. Bys They will build a large freight depot, however, uo Oo The B B. have abandoned their coatisins for a short time on account of the strike among the coal miners They have laid in a good supply for the use of the Company, and anticipate an settlement of the strike about April 20th o 9 The Vandalia Line has arrang ed whenever train No 21, due to leave Indianapolis at 12:85 p. m., arrives from the East so late that the connection at Limedale for the South, wil be missed, they will make up and run a train out of I ndianapolis, so that patrons along the Monon road can rest assured of the connection at Limedale being made. , v 0n D. M. Parry, the President of the proposed I ndianapolis South @to railroad, is to be in Bloom ington in a few days, when it is expected that the city and its varied interests will be consider ed in connection with the new Noe. Arrangements will be made so that he will have an op portunity of visiting the quarry districts, the University and the factories, and also that Mr. Par ry may get the sentiment of the people. —Bloomington Tele phone. 6 6a No. 26 was the fourth engine that has been rebuilt at the Mon on shops at Lafayette lately. The cylinders are eighteen by twen ty four and the boiler has a steam pressure of 175 pounds. The boiler is a modern Bespeire and measuges fifty-eight inches. The engine is fitted out with steel driving wheel that wessere fifty-one inches outside of the tires. Engineer George Rae rea the new ecogine to Monon add back Saturday of a limbering up trip, and it pulled the local south through Bedford Monday. 4 Monday and ala A Q and 10, Datters ee peel choice selection _ play. All ladies are we levi gee them and make their faster Muse Marr Duan.