The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-15
Prompt and Gratifying Action of Cit
liens in Sending Aid.
POgue's Run Again Floods Its Territory an
Does the Usual Amount of Damage.
A Supply Train Sent Yesterday-An
other to Go To-Day.
The Injury Done to the Railroads by the
High Waters-No Disasters Yet
Reported.

The business men of Indianapolis having be-
gun. without waiting for an appeal for aid the
work OF furnishing relief to the sufferers from
the flood at Lawrenceburg, are thoroughly in
earnest, and there is no disposition to measure
the supplies The spirit of liberality is of Kind
which will meet the apparent needs There was
a large attendance at the noon meeting of the
Board of Trade yesterday, and considerable
solicitude wa. manifastad in rho ve,4,ra ot tho
-. 1', -
sufferers. A @iegram from W. W. swing
a. srae - tho a.. % n' Iarronon
- w. " P
ours AuesusF evening" was reau' statine ohat
the supplies had reached their destination. From
Guilford tho srn,li.s uora +ro,anor,ad hy ,,rsb
~ S-' 80 20, - 20
0ais anu o'a's' anu al reaoneu La" te"oeouik
WIN Vne e1cep'ions oi Two Or 'nree parreiS VI
lections as follows:
Pv II A1o,ott s1s7 IN. a rrosar q, eo.
=, - - : 49,. - " S' 49,
10 byram, @Zof FRANK Nahes, $loZ; L. II.
Chandler, $3.50; j. A. Closer, $1O7. The
totai o,,ornt ool,ao,aa vos+ardav oY,.raoo, ,,,as
'o'A' "inouut oo'ioo'eu 'osVo'""y ihoon p" @s
ABOUT VI, 800, and the committee continues TO
receive contributions Rev. F. NJ. S. TAYLOR,
daap a, a. pa,I,. cothadr., otf.rod ,h. ,,sa %
- " O'"e", oAe' '"o "eo VI
the church building for holding mass-meeting
on Thursday evening in the interest of the suf-
ferers and thanks were returned, but
II was M, dectdad m coll any mating vat Tho
~ ' ~ ~ " Na-- S
rellef committee OF the board VIII confer with
the city authorities IL the situation becomes
sariors ra,a+iva n tha od,isah;,it, ~ oal,,,, a
oeiiou'' ie'e' w t"o ." 'i'a"iiV' Vi '""i"s
meeting OF the cltlzens TO take measures Tor
giving relief. The entertainment given by the
e,,,.s Dali piouo,. =. .ho p.,, Tho...- ,o.4
" ~ eoi0 V . ~" oo'oi i"e'
evening, the receipts OF which are Tor the benefit
of the people of Lawrenceburg was meagerly
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'or w ~ PoarS 81 NJ AZ ,i,t ~ -. 20 WI "oA
re- W tno 10, -. VI aoS @ y 4 .,
t; =" p,n9na s "nSonoi VI
raU.aS 9' anu nv, ivl wary sne'i 70 Law s,
~ T. ~ d ;I a e. =. t tne
III III l., 81, - y, roa' mie Shes 10 srhnsror1
M s9 ~ 10 ai az iLeo Vi chaIge.
t s Srs I W. W. , $50 us a
49, t a., o i 20 ~ "ans anS ~ III IN.
Me t sene ~ cnarse vi INC gar "nicA lel1 thls
N''s A"ee"HJ 0'o"i"H'
"HARDENTowN, Ind Feb. IA, 4:45 p NJ.
40 n. S. Byram J. A. Closer, f. P. Rush, COM
mittee:
"Deliyered supplies TO Lawrepceburg at Q
O'Clock This afternoon River ain risine Calls for
Assistance are increasinr send SUNNY of cooked
ham canned meats two cans of condep sed milk
five barrels of coal oil and some deicacies suita.
bic for the sick These latter should be marked
care OF Dr. James Catch ASK Mr. Sherwood TO
make arrRn gemeuts for the PROMPT movement
of the car to Aurora Do YOU desire us to meet
the oar al that point9 If not copsign the shin-
ment 20 Mayor Roberts care of MAYOR of Aurora
"W w, SWING
81 s. WATSON"
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