The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-10-15
RAILROAD WORLD.
An Enormous Shipment of Cot
ton on the NJ. X. st.
Items of Interest Picked Up by
"BazOOo Detectives-LOcSs
Spikes.
TWENTY FIVE CARS OF CUTToN.

TWENTY FIVE CARS OF CUTT0N,
A train of twenty five cars loaded with
10000 bales of cotton started from Deuison
Yesterday via the M. K. & T., to Liver
pool. The train will be transferred to the
Wabash at Hannibal and taken thence
east to Boston, where a steamer will be In
waiting to carry it across the Atlantic.
The train Sill be run in two sections.
CONDUCTORS BOUNCED.
The NJ. K. & T. railway company put
their guilotine in order the other day and
passenger conductors Maxwell, McCurry,
Higgins, Myers, Fessenden on the Neoeho,
and Lindsay on the Parsons Pacific, heads
fell into the basket. Hefernan viii take
McCurry's run, Detmore Cannon gets
Myers and George Sage gets W. B.
MsxwelPs, Charley KnoWlton and
John Farr still remaining on their
runs, as at present. George Sage
Is transferred from the Parsons and
Nsosho run and will again be seen in
Denison. Some months ago when OAR
lington. ct al. were depose.as the boys all
feit relieved when the axe wss a. 'a away,
but the company has brought il forth a..
seems 10 be using 1t for all its worth. No
explanation is given as to why the men
were deposed, but simply "gentlemep.
heres your time."-Denison Gazette.
Conductor Maxwell owns the finest
residence In Parsons, large share of the
gas and electric light stock and q farm or
two. He will not suffer by the discharge,
but the other gentlemen are comparatively
poor and this is severe blow to them.
THE GOULD PARTY.
Boonville, Mo-, Oct. 1O-Jay Gould and
party passed through this city Yesterday
afternoon on their way west via Lexington
and Kansas City. This is Mr.. GoSId,s
first trip over the river road between this
city and Lexington. The citizens here
think that his trip may be significant of
the building In the near future of the
river road between here and Jefferson CITY.
de has asked and been granted an extern
sion OF time by the city council of the
grant OF right OF way through the city.
Topeka, Kss., Oct. 10.-Near Aston.
Gree ley county, yesterday, a freight train
on tie Missouri Pacific road broke in two.
the rear cars starting down grade and
crashing irto west bound passenger train.
=. L. Oran, mayor of the town of Horace.
was asleep IN the caboose and burned 10
death.
SPIKES.
Receiver Eddy, of the NIX. ct. left
Tor Leavenworth this morning.
Assistant General Freight AGENT
Halle, OF the NJ. K. & T., returned yester-
day.
Mr.. Claude Guion has been made
chief clerk In the freight claim denart.
ment Oh the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
w. T. Smith, of the NIX. &Trail-
way, spent yesterday visiting in the city
and left last night for St. Louis.-Spring.
field Republican.
First Vice President and General
Manager Clark, of the Missouri Pacific
accompanied Jay Gould and party on their
trip west yesterday.
The NJ. K. & T. extension from Lam
caster to Waxahachie,:: Texas, thirteen
miles, was completed last week and will be
IN operation Tomorrow.
Division Superintendent StiIvell of
The Missouri Pacific went to Upton yester-
day to escort Jay Gould and party over
lhe Boonville and Lexington division of
he Missouri Pacific.
j. L. Parrish and B. W. Vedder will
represent the brotherhood of locomotive
engineer of the city at the annual conyen.
ton at Denver, Colo, next week. NJ.
Parrish viii leave for that place to-mor.
row accompanied by Mrs. Parrish. M.
vedder will leaye Sunday.