The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
LITTLE AHEAD"
A Whole Train Of Railroad News
Received or the Bazoo
Line.

The 20 will make her trial trip TO- NOR
row.
An extra mail and baggage car was
attached to the Lexington branch trair
asst night.
j. +. McDougal went south on a freight
train yesterday
The 263 has been taken to pieces and
will b. thoroughly overhauled.
A flat car 10 'ded with telegraph poles
was received at the Missouri Pacific FIR, light
house yesterday
1t is Understood that the cabooses will
he moved from the 'spur" to track near
The general Office
--Eugens ROSenhahn, Pacific engineer,
has recovered sufficiently from proiracted
illness To be- our on the streets again.
The train from the east was one hour
and forty minutes late Y. sterday evening,
caused BY the breaking down OF the engine.
The BAzOo is pleased To announce that
Mr.. Lew Thomas has accepted the position
OF freight conductor on the middle division
of the Missouri Pacific. lie made his first
trip last night.
AS warm weather approaches the
switches and Tracks will be inspected and
sst forward So that they may not spread
out. IL is often the case that IN accident
is caused by an oversight of this kind.
"A special sleeper, in charge of j. +.
fOnesy, passenger agent at Chicago, was
attached To- the Missouri u tcifc last night.
Bound for st Louis. The car was the ore
used by the h ms as merchants recently. and
had been TO Texas with two hundred and
fifty emigrants
The unsOlved riddle IL the Gonld
building is: "WhO Will succeed JOHNNY
Rogers as general freight agent of the Mis-
sour Pacihc?" The position has already
Len offered 10 three gentlemen, but VA,
declined by each. IL will
probably De some time before the night
nan Is found. Globe Democrat.
A freight train OF about twenty cars is
IN It's way from Kansas To Cincinnati. via
ST. Louis, and over the Santa Fe, Alton
and .. Il VI roads. The cars are loaded
with corn, and handsomely decorated with
Tags ana banners bearing the inscription
From the gras>hoIper sufferers of Kansas
10 the flood suff rers Of tn Ohio Valley "
free.
The drOvsrs on some of the es'ern
loads, having secured surplus of stock
rain passes by travelling only part way on
he rOnte and then chang ing To another,
rave hal their scheme of dispOsing of the
anne Bipped in the bud. The roads have
changed the plan formerly in use, and in
lead oil furnishing passes give a stock con-
ract one way and pass when the contract
S furnished "a proof of service at the des-
inatiOn. The Northwestern road was the
lrst to begin the new system.
james Il. Bently, formerly employed |
N the Canada Southern and Michiy n |
Ientral at Buffalo and Chicago, respective
y, later in the ticket Office of the Cieve- |
and, Mount Vernon and Delaware road |
{ Columbus, o.. sbsconded to-day from the |
after place, taking a number OF coupon
lckets and stamps. The Mount Vernon
DAD has Cancelled the entire issue of coup
n tickets, and is putting OF sale a new is
he. Connecting railroads have been mott
ed by circular of this issue and reqses ted
D accept no others.
HOSPITAL ARRIVALS.
The following were the arrivals at the
OspItal yesterday:
John Gray, section labOrer at Leayeu-
Orth, Kas. While tamping a rock under
e piece flew and punctured him in the
ght eve
John Miller, section laborer at Choieau,
l., was admitted with hemorrhage of the
Ings.
Philip Clymer, section laborer, with in
rmittent fever.