The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-26
CAR AND CAEOOSE.
A Fresh Train of Railway Intelli.
gence for "Bazoo Readers"

Jesse Brown, who has resigned his po-
sition on the Branch road, was In the CITY
the early part Of the week and returned TO
Sgdalia Tuesday, when ne will be appoint
Ell new tield of labor. We wish hiIn
every success.-TiptOn Times.
The National association of Baggage
ment at their meeting in ST. Louis elected
the following officers: :. Z. Dana, IS ST..
Paul, Mimi, president; j. J. Pos New
York, vice president; NJ. b. Starring, Chi
cago, secretary; executive committee, j.
Van Smith, Baltimore; +. J. McWade,
Philadelphia, and w. z. Andrews, st.
Louis.
The Vaudalis line is in hourly expec-
tation of the receipt at ST. Louis OF their
new buffet cars, which are said To be the
longest, fines: and best cars Of the kim ever
built. They are provided with electric
bells smoking rooms, drawing rooms and
buffet, and are superior 10 any Yet con-
structtd. They will be used on all night
trains.
DIR. j. w Jackson, chief surgeon of
the Missouri Pacific aud leased lines is at
home once mere, and will remain day IT
two The doctors multifarious duties will
long at one time He was busiIy engaged
in attending to his extensive cOrrespOn-
dence whes the reporter called at the hos
pital yesterday afternoon,
The promotion of A A. Talmage, or
rather his extension OF authority, will be
well received IN ~. Louis, which claims
him as one OF her citizens. He is one of the
great railway managers of the country, and
in his long experience he has never been
called on for anyendeavor, no matter how
difficult. that ne did not succeed Whilst.
Louis POsi-Dispatch.
Trains on the Ohio & Mississippi Rail-
way are now running regularly, without
detention from any cause whatever, and
make the usual connections In Union De-
pots at 81 Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville
with all trains east and west. The u. Il
NJ. had a severe struggle with the flood,
but at no time was the passenger business
suspended fact which speaks volumes
for the management.
George Norman, formerly a brakeman
in the yards at Moberly, and lately fireman
on the Wabash, was jailed at that place
Wednesday. charged with stealing goods
from freight car. He is thought, upon
An investigation, to BE- the party who broke
into a lumber of boxes last September con-
signed to clothing house at Moberly, and
distracted about $500 worth of goods, es-
Gaping detection at the time. A lot of
other stolen goods were found In lis trunk.
lie was sent to Huntsville Jail.
A circular has Just been received here
announcing the appointment OF Mr.. l. II.
Nutting as Eastern passenger agent of the
Galveston, Harrisburg * San Antonio and
the southern Pacific railways, with head
quarters at New York. Mr.. NuttiDg leaves
the passenger service of the Missouri Paci-
nc and Wabash roads at New York to ac-
cept this position, and Mr. Chandler, the
general passenger agent of those roads, says
ui him that she has BEEN very successful
with us and is thoroughly qualified Tor his
new duties"
The publication IN a morning paper OF a
rumor that jaw Gould is about TO purchase
ihe Texas & st. Louis railroad met with
prompt and unequivCcal denial from So
licitor General Brown Of the Gould rail- |
road system this morning He said There /
is no truth in the report. III there was, |
would certainly know of it, and 1 have !
never heard the subject discussed. We !
don't need the road, aud don't wan; it. Our |
lines cover about all the points in Texas
and Arkansas that the Texas Il ST. Louis |
does, and hence there is no advantage to be |
gained by our securing the latter. st. !
Louis Chronicle.
Mr.. A. \. Taluage has been promoted
to the fourth vice presidency of the Mis-
souri, Pacific and Wabash railroad sys-
tens. This makes him the practical man
ager of the transportation of 5000 miles OF
road, giving him perhaps a larger task |
than is performed by any other railroad |
man in the country. He is eminently fit
ted for the position, and his appointment |
to il will increase public confluence in the |
safety and convenience of the roads over !
which his supervision extends. Mr.. Tai !
mage has won his way in the past few
years to the front rank among the working
men of the great railroads of the country. !
He has never received promotion without
having first deserved it.-St Louis Globe
Democrat.