The sun., 1890-03-30

laborers to 90 up to tho fleet for the purpose OF
pumping out the large number Of boats and
barges that are anchored there. but his trip
was unsuccessful. He offered laborers % cents
an hour, but they asked 50 cents. and were not
anxious to work at that He finally succeeded
In securing eight men. Capt. James II, DULY
also had some trouble in securing help. He
hired iully 500 men. and out OF the lot only
eighteen reported Tor work,
THE WORK IN THE RUINS.
The streets in the district worst damaged
are still picketed, but eXcept between Eleventh
and Twelfth on Market street the street cars
now run freely, and wagons and all but mere
SRhtseers are allowed to pass. Hundreds OF
men are busy in trying to snve stocks OF goods
The excellent work done by the Board Of
Trade committees in canvaesing and learning
the names OF actual residents aud sufferers in
the storm stricken section renders imposition
for purposes of robbery next TO impossible. and
the people are allowed 10 go freely TO their
ruined homes with friends and employees and
AT Falls City Hall about sixty mon, under tho
direction Of Chief OF Police Taylor, are still at
WORK. On the site OF the ruined hall there Are
mounds OF brick and mortar and beams and
laths In wild confusion. and men digging at
sixty. seven bodics have been taken out there
Ihe last is that @ 2t lazarus, as small shop. hop
e al n
meeting. His body, manged almost beyond
recognition, was tax en- to the temporary
morgue established In barber shop across
At the Planters warehouse, Eleventh and
Main streets. the body of Ed Moran. foundry
discovered about II o'clock. wedged between
beams and hogsheads OF tobacco. The re-.
street near Mai where his wife and four little
ones one had been Kept in suspense hy MS absence
sans almost tGfnt no th IN he
face with her hands, while her two smallest
children elupe to her skirts yaiinE In sym. yi,,
sorrow. The family will be in want and this
Is only one case out ot several dozen simllar'
tions and all needs are being promptly met for
The great demand now Is for brieklaycrs
supply all that are needed. Probably l,5o0 Of
those can be given employment and the CON-
day Is 1ns1 SS Jea breR
eayers will demand IS day.
RELIEF MEASURES.
The Executive Committee OF the Relief Fund.
Bha E6sT5 is a I'm sS4v wh ,he
cation, with headquarters at Room Ii.
Board OF Trade, received large mum;
relieved number OF cases in which
immediate action was necessary, % Az the case; cases
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the cases were worthy. assisted them as neces-
sity seemed to REQUIRE; Nothing was done.
however: save in cases where the urgency was
,,To-molrow, beginning at 10 o'plock, A. NJ, a
VICE. al Will be Ge e8 to- The Hxe
utiye Committee with full corps OF assistants
Az GeTSs TIE TN pa az hn d.
StnS 18nS dGrms have been provided o0a on
H'n snd signed By the qs apScant stating the the
amount OF damage to household effects. how
much 1t will lake 10 repair houses. provided
Iebuild or repair, and; in fact, all other items
bearing on the crse. They will also give their
sS10PSSs new oeson o' h E9eh appeasion S GfS viii M
be placed in the hands of the inyesti-
gator OF the district from which the applioant
represent atiops made. All who are found
worthy will be assisted accoriing to, their
needs and the extent Of the relief fluid In the
KeIief will be gauged by the mum Der OF appli-
and Of hGT WHAT xns
used for urgent cases yesterday, Is about
The committee Fl ON the Cincinnati Chamber
OF Commerce lch came down at midnight
Friday returned home Yesterday. They viewed
the o devastation and said the damage %Ss TSs
Trade politely but firmly, declined offers
gentlemen that the Louisville proposed to
stand up TO the rack and care for her own peo-
p The hs aeSer
Elucky. and invited a call on the Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce If helD was needed.
las raised s2O.OO0, to be sent II
nEeeded- EN There we're oneEings Of assistance
SeesF syor coSs ssd tRa
he was opposed to calling for outside help, If q
voluntary contribution were offered he would
He received many kilograms from all over
the country, Offering help and financial assist
RRnGe TO all Of them the Mayor replied on be
Ing, them Tor their Kind offers Of
assistance, and s,ating that money only could
attention. and nurses were offered. but the
n Mayor iels that Louisville could house and feed
lead. so ali offers OF this kind we're deciined.
DR.. James Kinedy, physician, OF New York. |
eeGraped. Offering, his professional ,seryicee.,
20. OF New, York teleRraphed. authorizing |
Mayer Jacobs to draw on them for $1,000, |
The Hon. George r. Tanner President OF the |
.ndianapolls Board Of Trade. telegraphed to |
ho same effect as the above, and the Mayor |
llso drew on him for $1,000. |
DANGER IN THE RUINA |
pSs q R o 30 prpsS
5 at the, corner Of Main and
,ontured Into the cellar OF the wrecked
he ,da5 ,da55knOss. he found the body q
Town W by several heavy tim ,inbers. ~ He tried edto to
elease her. but could not do 80. The wreck
ated. Two men went down to rescue him.
md they were nearly overcome by the terrible
,as, but after some difficulty he was brought |
o the surface. Several attempts were made
y men to go in the hole again, but they de-
listed for fear OF their lives.
THE ToRNADo'S APPEARANCE.
The cloud accompanying tho tornado was
observed along almost its entire course by Or.
+yon. who res ides at the Falls. He says the
loud approne ehed up tho gap In the Knobs,
trough which the Ohio flows. It was balloon
haled. twis ling IN attenuatsd tail toward the
arth. II emitted q CONSTANT tusillade OF light:
ling. aud seemed 10 be composed OF q mrd
make, like mass Of electric currents whose
light would sometimes suddenly be extin-
'uished fora few brief moments. making an
'most intolerabe.. horrible darkness. II was
ccompanied by Q fearful roar like that Of
housand trains crossing tho big bridge at
nee. u could he seen to strike Louisville. and
hon with incredible Tapidity rumbling awful
y. the mass leaped III" river changing II into
,hite foam rs it ,came toward the, Indiana
ridge, just over the Falls.
The Masonic committee has wired tho fol-
9Tlng to Leander Durdlck. Grand Master, ct
'oledo. Ohio:
From what can gather there are sbout 400 houses
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