Little Falls transcript., 1884-02-22
The Recent Mad ~ alters.

81 q .ss ,;sSs3, 81
= rep, usy 1.as ..
one OF tne glsateso $50 ua
Hoou ihe l sp''s 2 - is : 49,. .'.s.s
year was Passeel az 2. ", allu 8 S...y -
nAtu Tam VIZ, - o..o 80
Wltit - 3 q
every place. "neIe - uu10 nuh vo e.lS -
o1aio, maze ~ 'also 3 W.
ge1ous nooo pes =. -,
Ioftunate peopie y lils :. ).
experience aasg year HflAue 11e 1n poa,.
IN conIronung the aahger tney @ ohcs lne1 anu
overcome, but when new eiement oi 1erlot
comes ID tne iosm m o1 helghtenlea Aoou, = =
new series o4 caianltles Degin 20 e appeal
Gas was lost YESTERDAY, ana tne - water supply
ceased 20 accumulAte to-day, IAeIe ~ AYe
days supply IN the reservoir Win carerui use,
but one Dig hre would make ma serious lnroaa
ION that me WORST OF al Is, noDooy
KNOWS when tne hrn1t OF the nood
wlll De reached Ihe rising OF WAFER ABOVE
hnd md IN all side tributaries renders u certain
tha't the river 'nusb con1inue 20 Ilse ioI soihe
points OF CONJECTURE ana rear. Inc FaGe III"
creased this afternoon TO AN incn on nour'
and during the hour from to the rise was
three-quarters OF an inch u Is hardly pos
slble to give an idea OF the SITUATION. Inc
mass OF the people cannot see tne eIeaS oooy
pf the river. Approach 20 tne panKs mas oeeh s
cut or On al streets running 60 he river a.
Pearl street or near 1T Ihose famllar Win
the city may gain an idea Of its extent when
it is stated that the water ig now but little
more than 600 feet from the Burnett house.
49,, +ho-. ~ +la ,.,,ra, ha,,, ,ro,,., the lis
~ hot,~oal' sand fo,,r sanoras Al
lance IL pe1"e eel 'n,ee anu Iott = s4 a.,
that can De seen Is streets lnundasea 1lnye anu
sion bridge, 100 feet above low water mark,
makes a low arch above the mad food.
u,,a Eo,,,,or+ nd s,,t,,err ,.o,Irna11 hyido.es,
., rIS mn .;aT- fsa,,, p,.;eo,,
altnoso toocn ".''et' ine s.tsm , ~. =
hill, in the western part OF the city, gives
of the flood covering a portion of the city
At the Foot of tht, hill On the west side Of tbe
ait,s M;l, .roa1, s,ra.a. tn ar, avero1a ~ -
el.y' 4"li1 'AeoA opAs"os W 80 "'eea Va ~
mile expanse OF "acer' ana reaches noten ooe
of sight. Backwatsr runs beyond the Spring
Grove cemetery distance of seven miles up
the river, Cincinnati. Coyington and Newport
honres can ha seen neerino ont of t1,e water
..,;1. sa W. ~ &C.,. c1E,,os+ f-o,o ,,;,1 ~
"nale VIZ. o oo"n '1e 1l4ei uAnos' 1 lion n!l W
hill. the valley Is covered. up 70 tn1s ame'
great as is the danger, there has been no
Ia beginning to grow louder. Manufactures
ara sto~,r,irr and roe,, thrown ont of on,
pt e. Nn,,o,.. - =, o,+,,., a+.s ~ -
Noynlen" u ~ He"poio ~ - 1e'lna'eu en@v !,
o,ooo OF 6,ooo people are homeless, ana
GALL1Po1rs, Ohio, Feb. 1.-THE relief
turned. Five thousand people are Canned
on the hills in terrible want for food and
shelter. One hundred and fifty houses have
doated away. Boats land at the court house
steps. The people are haggard and worn out
tor sleep, food and shelter Nearly every
business man Is bankrupt The coal mines
at Syracuse are flooded A house went
by Middleport this morning with o woman
sitting on the gable end Men rowed out
and appealed to her to get of, but she re-
fused. saving she had four babies below: A
glass was broken and the children were seen
floating dead
cx,o>, vht T anc aos5 15.am sG1.aous' ~ w,+, +
r;1ar a foot hiaber r. ,inht tbon a 49, onro oo
and risinc at' I9i1niubt az inch on honr x a
~. e.u ~ ss.A I ~ nou, Sno
s11uaUlon s1 DeIunss n1oIe 1r anu 'n0le serious.
Dayton road has been able to reach it's depot.
1t will be unable to get trains out in
The morning. This leaves the Cincinnati
ne o fr, ~ oa% %aat apie 70 eahe
..s u.alsnlssIou $50 H., il31 IN us uep1E: 4: carries
Rati1nera a,,d fnr tha pa1, Tond, o,,+ w 4ha
,,,,otin,, s,,;th ~ Wasi ~
No itin,ora w. y = u,hjnL rond ;s ,'sad ~ ~
n,ava1and G,,nnh,a n;n";nnoti T. I,,d;ana Ea, ,o
III. rnad are oh1;red r. stoo at Ghester % parP
seven NM miles H ont Ohio ana and Mississ;nni ] hoats ,
ran M ionoer land Mt Storr,s staftinn and
viii use ferry To convey nassen-
gers to and from The boats. Tie Gin
cinnati Southern is arranging for ferry
tnctv Eantra1 and chesansaka T. Ohio ha1o
w.. 49, ~ ta..h, ~ " thH,,a,s
1o Ma1eI W MoupIe tnen TIVE 1nousaii1 it,
nlstiAlery caJble, now G5hne stOckyaIus, Will
have to be removed in the morning. The
water has reached Chester park, and Maud S.
an6 Kittson's horses will probably have to be
removed from the stables. CoYington has
neither oas nor water
-o's'Ao> 400 A1 MI :. so,sa ,ssr
tnH MAeuss - 1s.-
Dc decisive | action and % issue tho FOLLOWING sae ap
n.o1. AH."s r -. I. -"
pera' Ta 49, ..... =. ~. n.,.oz ot.. r,,.
et
greater than ever SHOWN Is now upon the Ohio
valley. For nunoIeds OF miles, noI only Masons
IN great ,,al numbers, bps thousands OF men, women
49, nu ~ ,arit 0o,t ~ anu
- rsi;ava thair Sistrass r. sn,5 rasorin hoS,,
desires to contribute to this noble purpose. re.
m1ttauces may be sent to the Masonic Flood
Committee Masonic Temple, Cincinnati.
ALI the Masonic bodies in the city will meet
tomorrow to perfect arrangements for gys-
tematic relief The river at 10 p. m., was
sixty -eight feet tenth and one-fourth inches,
and rising half inch per hour; raining hard.
: & APPEAL. TO KNIGHTS or HONOR
TOLEDO. Feb, l2.-Following is an appeal
issued by the supreme dictator of the
Knights Of Honor:
snnrene Lodge Kn,obts ~. Honor ,ro,ado
Feb. II. Iss4-Dlstress call to ali lodges and
knights Of Honor: Thousands Of families arr
suffering from the awful foods in the Ohio and
tributary streams This only need be named te
INDUCE instant ald mucn no OF little, from each nc Of
9ur ,r n4 s.,sIt aIiaq t
sinois channe1 Ala sent hv teie@rsnh ~ IT her'
wise to- eitherof the following 6ersons = viii b
distributed In their own, neighboring or remote
be Of us or not: Col. Lewis Wilson, Cincinnati,
g., G. ShOf1eld, Wheeling, w. Va: Judge Robert