The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17

OF them were unhesItatingfy pronounce
| bad. Dinner was sent up in u Ike mannel
about 4 o'clock. cheese being added 10 N,
morning bill of fare, and the COTE. beins
somewhat better. Supper vas brOugh
down from Californi4 az 9 and another sem
up from JEFF rson City, so that the bOy.
were in clover last night as far IS ration.
are concerned.
During the day s strong guard has beer
main,sipsd around the military train
which was strengthened at night. Tn,
various companies put in the cav in
practice drills, the favorable weather con
lrlbuting to general good feeling in The
improvisec camp. How long the troops
will remain here is still unknown. Al
are ready, and en- be moved forward al
five minutes notice.
THREE WOUNDED.
An acc dent occurrei yeste rday events q,
which Sss, hOwev, r, attended with but
slight consequences: A lit ,e before s
o'clock Col. Wslbridge Was seated in tie
west eud OF the car which has been d. 5 e
mated as headquarters. On his left Sal
Capt Howard Cave ndar of company /; OPP
posite the colonel sat e pit. Batdorf, the
aciutsn', and on his right, pri
v@te Albert II. Fox Of The Tradway rifles,
who h ID ben deIsil,d as the
c"l' nel's orderly. In the aisle stool Capt
q. j. Hereford. the surge IN of the regi-
ment. The parry were discussing some Of.
fairs OF the troops. Capt BstdOrf 10 reacn-
ing over 10 pick up something on the floor,
dropped his revolver, which he Was carry
ing IN his ov--coat pocket. 1t was dis
a . Z al Hal al.
tiesby part Of the right thigh OF Captain.
B'tdorf, then, CHANGING along ihe leg of
Orderly Fox, leaving some powder
burns. 1t entered the h-sky
part of Surgeon Hereiord'S l.f;
shoulder The ball was som extracted by
DIR. A. +. Lee Of Company I. The wound
ed we're Immediately summoned by their
and made comfortable in
the births Of one of the sleeping cars where
they have the est attention of Surgeons
Lee, Frank RImbOldt, j. Barrow and F.
SpiI zig, who pronounce ihe Wounds only
sight. At q late hour the patients were
sleep ng comfortably and il is believed they
will be about again in few days, Order
ly Fox bling so slightly injured as
10 be able TO move from one
ear TO another without assistance. The &C
cident, which might have been much more
serious, has CAUSED all to use the greatest
care In the handling OF arms and will pre-
Vent any fur,her like happening.
AGjutsn: Baidorf being disabled the fol
owing changes on The staff of the COM
offer were ordered TO night:
Lieut.. Wei er Leve, acting sdjnisn.
Lieut.. Lon Z. Brandln, acting ordnsuce
'fficer; Sergt Julian r. PAYNE, acting
The test of health and good
p'rits prev'il among the troops.
AT DExIsoN.
Derison, Tex, March 12.-The Missouri
Pacific made no a temrt To move FIR, sht
rains to-day. The str KRIS remsinsd firm
md quiet The COS psDy has notified the
IT k"rs OF their discharge by posting
notices on the doors of the shops and
'ourd houses, requesting them TO call and
,et their money. Orly one mao so far
has complied. No arrests have been made
Is The officers On the road don't know the
nen offending and can End no ore who
will tel who they sre or make sfhdsvits.
Ireland's proclama alton has had
10 effect.
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, March 12-I
he Missouri Pacific officials made no
move to day towsri paying off aad dis
harg; ng the strikers, though reports of
UGH intention were In circulation through |
ut the day. The paymast-r returned d. |
ect from A Gibson to St. Louis and no Ell. |
urt was made here TO move freight trains |
l committee of the strikers left to- night for |
;edalia where, with Committees from 9TH
Il points, they will hold a conference with |
dr. Hayes.
There is some dissatisfaction becoming |
manifest among officials of other lines in |
he freigh: pool of which the Missouri Pa |
i6c is a member, over the continuance Of |
he blockade OF the freight business of that |
bad. UrGer the rule the Missouri Pacific |
will r, ceive its percentage Of the aggregate |
arnings OF the pool, while it is at present |
Ioing no part of the work. The orh-r
lies interested are consequently DESTROYS /
f seeing it speedily terminated. There
Gems no inclination on the par! |
4 the strikers here to yield, and |
he course OF events to-day mas |
dded nothing to the prospect of a
of the strike. The men seem |
o have ample resources for subsistence |
nd have offers of help from symptthizsrs.
the report that the officials
sould undertake TO start t. aims from here |
O-day, it is supposed that if they had ea-
ertainel such purpose they decided not to
AIRY il out, In view OF difficulties all |
long the line and the lack OF experier ced |
elp.
The president OF the Ka-sss City strikers,
rho left tonight with a committee for
difference st Sedalia, stated in an inter
lew that they were determined TO not re-
EIDE from the original demsnd of the
of the October scale of wages.
AT MARSHALL.
Marshall, Mo-, March 12.-The situation
4 the strike is unchanged. The strikers
re firm. Four were arrested to-day for
Interfering with the movement of trains.
hey gave bend for their appearance in
istrict court two weeks hence.