The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-16
THE RAILROADS.
BROTHERHOOD OF L. r.

lIOus III uc w OIduu ~'1dctCi Ia SCht
wss one that the brotherhood eject in
some central city a building for
officers of the grand lodge, 70 cost not
less than s150,000, the money to be
raised by general assessments; also
that steps be taken 10 p-ohibit the
employment of PinkeI toms or other
armed 70 ces in time of strikes. The
report of the grand secretary and
treasurer shows a membership of 49,
900 and s63, 900 in tie insurance
fund. The report also states that the
brotherhood raised by easements 1853
600 to support the great 20" strike be-
tween February, 1883 and January,
1889.
RAILS AND TIES.
Walter Kent and wife, will
spend to-day with their relatives in
this city.
w. II. Widdiefeld left yesterday
evening for Mo5e,ly where he will
spend to-day.
i. P. Weller left yesterday after
noon for Kidder, Mo-, where he i.
called by the sickness of his father.
L. D. Newland, of Chicago, gen.
eral manager Of the Streets Stable
Car Co., was in the city yesterday
looking after business connected with
his line.
About three hundred Invita- ions
were issued by the Brotherhood of
Railroad trainmen to their ball at
Association park on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 18th.
Treasurer B. P. Mcdonald and
Traffic Manager Waldo eft yesterday
evening for Denison. Texas, where
they 60 on business connected with
their respective departments.
-Chas. Swanson of tie NJ, K. &
[. tin shop, left yesterday afternoon
for Kansas City, where he will spend
a week taking in the sights of the
Terraced city, and visiting friends.
Joe Litynski returned yesterday
from Kansas City, where he has heen
confined in the company HOSPITAL
He will resume his old pc itit in ire
Missouri Pacific machine shops Mon
day.
Jas. Tindell, a machinest in the
Missouri Pacific shops, resigned his
position yesterday and will take
Horace Greely's advice In a few days
and 60 west and grow up with the
country
Receiver H. G. Cross left yester-
day afternoon in a special car over
the Missouri Pacific for Kansas CITY
where he will meet Justice Brewer
who is en- route east and together they
will 60 to Detroit, Mich.
Roy Buckner resigned his posi-.
ton Friday with the NJ. K. & T.,
and left this morning for Kansas City
where he goes to accept more lucra-
tive position with Swift & Co., beef
packers doing business in that city.
The boys of the Missouri Pacific
shops desire an explanation from
Ed Ford. Forsome time he has been
wearing a flannel shirt and the morn
ing after the burning of Bowman d
Crews laundry he came to work
wearing white shirt and collar. The
boys want to know where be got that
shirt.
General Passenger Agent Charl-
ton, of the Chicago & Alton road, has
introduced two monographs into his
service, and when he is busy and a
man comes in to ask for a pass or
wants to explain the workings
of a newly patented car
seat, the caller is told to talk to the
photograph aud call again. Mr..
Charlton calls the phonograph his as
amanuensis.
John O'Neil, the affiabIe foreman
Of the Missouri Pacific machine shops
says as he was going to work yester-
lay morning he saw a dog running
put ola butcher shop with piece of
bologna sausage in his mouth and
closely followed by a ten pound weight
f4 sdr g BBs RRSa RIaHHssa9 "tApEps
was dog eat dog. The BAzoo will lei
The readers judge for themselves
the story is original or not.
J. West Goodwin, the veteran edi-