The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

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f,sl. hu, has failsn twelve iss, and IL rolns
dawn 81 The fsts ~ two inehes ~ hnuf
fildsv nilhl ins saief sss nfst clesfed
hon 10 slitIlg OF the tosn, fhefe efe
fdnf VI ifi blais helrinf tbs deslitnle ifn'a
os.'lpoll,, sitter plse,e i o., 81 ss'. :,
every rlnl fsmains suspended. lNs
iInmbus, ifo,h.Hg YsleY a Toledo ~
ssv. suu O1f0 lsuffsl psnfifailnF ne
tend. 80 ti torn - pisofs. Ifrfilts
ifds.a snt Igid'btd aru gone
in manY places 10 will 10
fran thrs0 Ia "a weeks hsi0Io o'mmuu ca
ton bY rail u fsfunsd, There arc go ieir-
wlgh wIts az, anu TINS XIV nave 70
be- strt % rpmeruy, Tue t'fam'
h1A.s Jm Montgomery, Champion,
Nlfs Brll and Cge apsssa ar
uI ,.I4hU.iGg supplies. ihr prpp's have
dlnllsi 40 10 tue unirlurst houses aud M.
.fIrlrfasAy IN Chufchfs, bsTus sud e. DOL
Al.l through neoounlTy, Lei. estimated
tha' d,0gl houses have been swept out
ot he anr-h'll mile Oi che bend, There
are dt,utuie 10 Camdsn - paaps,
~ aiidlep0It, 80; 40 Crlnauls. s.ril;
Cihon, 20. Mason CITY, 40, fJnsFov j L,li
MinsrsyI,ls, GCG Hartford City, ilO
Syracuse. 700; Racine, SO Anuqnl-
The stoekdsle vii d.A gibuts
sons three toas VI provisions here, aud
ihts proceed - other suffering towns Ia
the benz Thsr will then 20 'onlh,
shlpp,ng olsi south and ihi5 tra1e, vii
be stopped Tor several months, Tn, 'ol ov'
lag mines arc Tulnallly noodei'
A. NV Hlysu, d; H'TtioTd CRY,
!, 6yFcu.s. ?; Aiuegsyille, ?. The
ilppl5i Of all OF iha Others
81. do~n. The mines mentioned ara oil
lsrgs concerns, shippins % Oh. 10 Hes r ssr
n.lars aot included In this report that ar,
drosn.d out. Hello Of every KIDD
u wosiuliy needed. Tho outlook
"a very DARK, % many Of ths dis,fs,s' 4 Ia
III bead are poor people, have Loaf ovtTv,
thing aud nio now lido. The STANDARD
neil and iron works at Clifton, West Viz
ginia, has been thoroughly soak.d asd viii
not resume for tour weeks; 40 T rns t Te
pain, the scenes of destruction, IN, rnlnsd
TWAS dsnciished. buildings oysriutned
asd mr., oked houses and bridges,
mud ana debris-daubed and
outraged land and honestesds,
neFds simply this one word, awful" Lst
the i'm equation picture its worst and II
will not psint the and OF the Hood npon
this oscs bright land OF Pomeroy Bend.
sUAwSEkrows. Ills, Feb. l6.-Nsyor
Msl,sp.urh eliminates That al least 100 peo'
| pie IN G.,llatin eosnty have been urlNen
| ION hom, By tho flood. Most OF them
are On shs hills and In I'm nedise
| need, but when the aood SUBSIDIES
IN my OF THIN whose housw we're swept
away will have no vi ice to go sud vii, have
4, live on public charity. IL will be necti-
sarv 10 feed 900 TO 500 for q month
| AMI many will have 10 be Ms listed inre.t,r-
| Ing houses. 10 Is UStln-tei that ir m
| r ,ieigh 10 SlliIe, tiitsen miles. 100.
CO bushels OF corn have bon swept
away. In this distance oniv iiur lots oil
corn, about 50,000 bash Is, have escaped
and nearly al OF this is under water. Shr
eral new, ca "a OF fickness among the Teiu-
gees Gro reported tonight.
IgAHp ARouNp LEAveHwoETH.
| LEAvESwoErH, lEp Fen. 10 ID a m.
the government provision boat viii pro
coed on !is errlnd ofmprcy to the sufferers
NJ the ohio valley rendered homeless
by tho de trurtion 81 the Hood. Every here
waste of water prevails. On each s'is
Ut the river destruction IA seen on
| tho sireaas, dwellings overturned or the
! n--'.a. IcmCins 1t houses. OHe meets
| .ulvTing on every hand. Acute hunger
comes asking for some hing 20 eat. A lev
ueignboIs mnse fortunate than the rest give
| shelter 20 their sntlsTiug friends Food - "a
| ,ClrCe N some local. les that each man IA 's
10 iiod Tor his family. The reliei boat /
Selcomed with shouts OF JOY. The tow
trustees is giving provisions To-
the distribution. The boat depart
amid shouts of thanksgiving itom
men, women ard children, .wh'
saw, We IRE banded together IN whateve
place affords protection from wind cue
water. a lew miles below West Poin
bottom food miles wide. At Rock Haven
Kentucky, houses are destroyed and tn,
village deserted. The famous "kidner'
cedar farm is OVERLOOKED. The lsrg'
cement mills were closed. throwing fifty
men out of work. BraDdenburg wa
found high and dry for the mos
part W tn only two stores Hooded
Il was here that John Morgan crossed thu
rived on his famous raid. MocS'ord
Indiana, had only five houses
out of water. Three hundred zee
pie we're living in them. New Amsterd. n
had $50 people out OF q population
OF go driven out. Not q pound o. m.a
was found on the place. The hon
less people looked with ravenous eve
on the boat and stores The,
were given 600 ratiouE, Leavenworti
LOCO and the inhabitants Of alt town
under water, 800. Tho people are ne pefnI
cheerful and were made happy BY the sup
ply of 2400 rations. Scarcely ffem
house remains on the ioundHtion tn
damage can not be estima'ed this triu
The boat is now leaylus iJr points below.
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