St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-17

Mt sight Tor Sauk Rapids. George T.. Stout
MAYOR. Lake City, April 49,
Gov L. +. Hubbard: 500 has been appro
priated by council for the relief OF st. Cloud
aud Sank Rapids. Draw through Bank of
Wabasha-l L. j. Collier, mayor. Wabnsha,
April Is.
Gov. L. f. Hubbard: Draw ON First M
tional bank OF Faribauit for $500, from its
citizens an aid of Sauk Rapids and ST. Cloud
cyclone sufferers. Faribault April 10. s. L.
Croker. mayor.
Gov. If. Hubbard: City of New Ulm places
$500 at your disposal for cyclone sufferers
Draw on me by sight draft. New Ulm, April
Is. Q. weschke, mayor.
Hon. L. F. Hubbard: Draw on treasurer OF
village or Norris for 500, to be applied to
cyclone sufferers fund. +. Z. Newell, presi-
dent of council, Morris, April Is.
Gov. L. 4. Hubbard; Draw on city of
Owatonna for $3O7.50 in aid of St. Cloud and
Sank Rapids. G. N. Mclaughlin, mayor
Owatonna, April Is.
Gov. d. #. Hubbard: I send draft for $500
appropriated by our city council to aid cyclone
sufferers at Sank Rapids and vicinity. Man
knto, April 10. p. II. Carney, mayor.
THEIR LABOR AMPLY REWARDED.
Hon. George Benz, who was at st. Cloud
and Sank Rapids yesterday, telegraphed to
William Bickel. cashier of the Germania
bank, that hundreds of people i'm both
places were destitute, and needed clothing,
especially for children, on the receipt OF
which Mr.. Bickel asked the assistance of
Henry Weber of the Market House cloth
ing store and viii A. Nichols, deputy
clerk of the supreme court who cheerfully
responded and started out with teams The
list of persons who contributed to Mr.
Nichols could not be obtained. Those that
contributed to Bickel and Weber are as fol-
lows:
X. C. Wiley, cash, $S5; William Hamm,
Gt
Mrs. William Lindeke, Mrs. William Dawson,
Mrs. W. X. Merriam, Mrs. A. X. McGiIl, Mrs.
DIR. Boardmsnn, Mrs. John WAGNER Mrs
Henry Beuger, Mrs. George Benz, Mrs. Henry
Justus, Mrs +. w. Zirtler, Kavanagh & Co.,
Mrs. John irwin, Mrs. Dorm.
The money and two boxes of clothing
were forwarded last evening to the relief
committee. Further contributions can be
left either at the Germania bank or at Mr..
Webers clothing store, No. 425 Wabasha
street, which will be forwarded to the suf-
erers as soon as received.
woRKAIEN on HAND.
AT a meeting of the Noble Franklin
lodge, Ancient Order United WOrkmen.
last night. q communication was received
from L. +. Cakes donating 500 to aid the
wOrkmen of that order who have been suf-
ferers from the recent cyclone. In &C
knowledging the receipt of the money the
following was adopted. the meeting decid-
ing to send a committee to the scene of dis
aster to-day:
Whereas, Thomas J. Cakes. vice presipent
an / general manager of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company, has, without request or
solicitation, made private donation OF 500
to the aid or the members of our order and
their families, who have suffered from the
recent cyclone at ST. Cloud and Sank Rapids
and has intrusted the disburseme MT of such
donation 10 this lodre; therefore, be it
Resolved, That on behalf of our order, our
distressed brethren and ourselves we hereby
heartily thank Mr.. Cakes; aud we bespeak
for him, from the members of our order
everywhere, the friendship and esteem which
his generosity and noble character deserve;
and be il further
Resolved, That the recorder OF this lodge
Is hereby Instructed TO transmit copy of
these resolutions 10 Mr.. Cakes, and also to
have the same published in the A. q. o. W.
Guide.
THE GOVERNORS VISIT.
Governor Hubbard went up to st. Cloud
and Sank Rapids Thursday evening. return
ing yesterday afternoon. To GLOBE re-
porter he said last evening:
About the only result of my visit was a
little better organization OF tho work OF relief
The committees OF St. Cloud and Sank Rapids
will work together for the benefit of the whole
district visited by the storm, and forces have
been organized to protect property. The
people OF st. Cloud have plenty of supplies
for immediate relief, but ut Sank Rapids they
were actually suffering for supplies. The
three carlo Is Of supplies sent up from st.
Paul and Minneapolis were all sent to Sank
Rapids, and they were most opportune. The
greatest measure of aid will be needed in
helping people to rebuild their homes, and
the people of Minnesota need have no ar of
doing too much. The generosity of the state
will be taxed to its utmost to give adequate
relief to the sufferers.
WHAT Is MOST NEEDED.
To the Daily Globe: have Official infor.
nation that underclothing for women and
children is especially needed land some for
men also) at Sank Rapids and st. Cloud by
the victims OF the cyclone of last Wednes-
day. Therefore l have to request that the
ladies of ST. Paul win gather and send to the
rooms OF the ladies' relief society, 14l
East Ninth street, in time to be forwarded by
the p. IN. train tomorrow, the 18th inst. A
committee of ladies will be there to receive
and forward them. EDMUND RICE, Mayor.