The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-22
employees, $40; Evening News, $50: Times,

employees, $40; Evening News, $50: Times,
$3.50.
The citizens of Thorntown yesterday sent $36
for the tiood-sufrererst fund.
New Castle has forwarded a second carload of
provisions, etc, to Lawrenceburg.
The committee request that all unpaid bills
be sent promptly to c. F.. Holiday for pay
ment.
Edinburg will to-day ship the following goods
to Jeifersonville: One thousand loaves bread,
700 pounds sugar, 100 pounds cheese. l2j pounds
coffee, 4 dozen cans corn. s barrels potatoes, 200
pounds meat, B barrels -four. , boxes clothing.
The relief committee appointed a few days
since by the citizens of Brookville for the relief
of the Ohio river sufferers shipped Il carload of
provisions to Lawrenceburg yesterday. The
committee IS still at work, and provisions are
coming In from the country daily. In addition
to the provisions, about $3.50 in money has been
donated, and will be forwarded in a few days.
D.. A. Ralston, of this city. who took upon
himself the work of collecting food and clothing.
and went to Jefersonville to distribute them,
instead OF turning them over to the committees,
in an interview in the News saws that there is
plenty of food there to last thirty days, and that
the supplies are being diverted from the persons
intended. John G. Blake and all the other gen
t!emen who have visited Jeffersonville report
that there is still great need there, and that the
supplies are being properly distributed.
The contributions received by William II.
Smythe, grand secretary of the Masonic Grand
Lodge, were as follows: Amount heretofore re-
ported, So, $50. &c; Syracuse Lodge. 454, Syracuse,
$40; Marion, 30, Indianapolis, $25; Mt. Zion, 2l1,
Camden, s.; Garrett City. 537. Garrett, $l5;
Kendallville, 276, Kendallville, $25; Jonesboro,
109, Jonesboro, 50; Rob. Morris, 2S2, Campbells-
burg, So; Antioch. 410, Andrews, $40; Argos,
399, Argos, $15; Transitville, 425, Transitville,
So; Deputy. $40, Deputy, s.; Mt. Etna, 1893. Mt.
Etna, So; Porter, 1877, Valparaiso, $40; Brook
vile Chapter, 40, Order of the Eastern Star, of
Brookville, $3.50. Total, to date, So. 022 sc.
Grand Secretary Foster received the following
donations from 1. 0. o. F. lodges yesterday:
Worthinston. No. 1877. $25; Columbus. No. SIS.
$25; setting Sun. No. 5S3, Eugene, $l5; Windfal.
No. 1873. $l5; North Manchester, No. 264, $40;
North Star, No. $50, Albion, $40: Fall Creek, No.
81. Middletown, $40; Newburgh, No. 104, $40:
Eden, No. 80, Kewanna. $40; second contribu-
ton of Relief Lodge, No. 145, Pennville, $40;
Harveysburg, No. 339. $40; Owensburg, No. 545,
s.: Widner, No. 326, Freelandsville So; Steuben,
No. 231, Fremont, So; Richland, No. Ill, New
town, 50; Mort, No. sos, Walcott, So; Emf
nence, No. 317, So; Border, No. 224,
College Corner, 50; Greensboro. No PAT, So; Star of
Hope, No. 464, Browns Corner, So; Pittsburg, No.
53, So; Kossuth. No. 81, Somerset. So; Parke. No.
498, Russell's Mills, S.; Laban. No. 433, Sweet
ger, So; Michigan, No. ass, Mud Lick, SO: Jubilee,
No. 26S, Etna Green, 50; Pierceton, No. 257, So;
Gotthard, No. 574. Logansport. So; Bethesda
Enc. No. 10, Charlottesville, $40; Lake Michigan
Enc. No. 124, Michigan City, $25: KokOmo Enc.
No. 81, $15. Total days receipts, 1916.
Secretary Foster has forwarded money as fol-
lsws: Lawrenceburg, 1900; Jeffersonvillee 5000;
Aurora, $500: New Albany, 5000: Tell City, 5000;
Florence, 500; Utica, 800; Grand View, 800.