The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-19


City saws the incessant rains have almost
suspended travel from this city. The Kan
sas City, st. Joe and Council Bluffs train
LETT this afternoon, bat had to return, the
track being covered with water between
here and Wintropa. No trains vent over
this road to-day. A break at Pomeroy,
rs, on the Missouri Pacific Railroad, has
delayed trains between here and Atchison
on that road. The Richinss- Rernard
Troupe, which are billed for here tonight,
will probably not be able to get here from
Ieavenworth. No trains left on the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
to-day. Your correspondent can not find
out when trains will leave on this road,
The Missouri Pacific train left this .. m,
but about 800 miles west Of here, on the
smoky Hill Division, there are seversl
hundred yards Of track washed away. The
Kansas City and Northern Railroad train
left this .. M, but is detained at Harlem,
across the river: ninety fees Of their track
being washed away and The road-bed being
covered With water. The HANNIBAL and
St. Joe train left for the Fast this .. M,
but is detained near Liberty, No. Ne
trains vent over that road to-day. The
Missouri Pacific train for st. Lodis from
here on time, their line being unobstrucsed
between Kansas City and g. LOUIS. The
X. C., 81. Joe and c. B. Railroad will be in
running order tomorrow, and the Missouri
Pacific between Kansax and Atchison. The
bottoms between here and Wyandolte.
Kan.as, are nearly covered with water.
Al this writing, ) p. m, it has stopped
raining.
High Water In the 1iasissippi.
MRxrHls, Tenn, June l2.-The damage
BY the heavy rain storm Of Friday in
North Mississippi il very great In nasy
instances the crops are ruined entirely,
fences swept away and stock drowned.
The damage on the Mississippi and Ten
nessee. Mississippi Central, Memphis. Lit
tie Rock and Mobile, Ohio, Memphis and
Charleston Railroads has been repaired,
and trains are running regularly again.
On the Memphis aud Louisville Railroad
! the bridge over the Haschis River hss been
swept away. The officers hope to be able
to send out trains to-morrov and trAnsier
at that point The Memphis and PadueaA
rosd il badly damaged, and several days
will be required 70 repair the track.
BoouvlLLk. June 1l.-Nsws = pouring
in from ueiehbosisg districts BORDERING On
The Missouri River, Of terrible deseruesioa
Of propersysAy high water. The river as
this point i hiehes than siaes 1874 when
such great damage - doas By ths ssging
element. Ths Yivss eoasinues 70 .iss rap-
idly. and vhsss Tie end will Be or what
dire results may bseasailed apoa Tie in
habitants Of he lower lsndb b
FEAREUL 10 coNIEN1LAfk.
Great dessruesica Of corn, which ~ -.
si.si,g to Aoariah vell, sEeporssd betwsea
Ksnsss City and Glasgow, while The vhsaa
crops. in many Instances. ass completely
ruined. ssd IL pssspsesof hight hasvsss1
blosted out. Feaces and timber n srsal
qaantisies Gil he river, telling he tale d
dassscsioa shove ths point Fssss IN
eutestained that
| me WHOLE foWN
Of Cedar City win b svsps away II III
1ood coaeiaoes . incsssss q Tin rate "a
tveuey.lour hoan. Ths 6ks q Il ~
never k.ovn before in shs history Of u,
State. ~
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