Daily globe., 1883-08-26
SC. Paul No vtng for additional Hid.


At 10 O'Clock the board of directors of
the chamber of commerce held meeting
to consult in regard to further contribu-
tions 20 the Rochester sufferers. After a
good deal of consideration of the matter
it was determined to request all the min
listers of the gospel to ask for, contribu-
tions, and the following committees were
appointed to canvass the different interests
indicated:
Acknowledgement managers of the
Milwaukee & st. Paul, Northern Pacific,
Manitoba, Omaha and Duluth roads, who
will be requested to designate one person
to canvass contributions from all officers
and employees, and allow him at least one
days time for that purpose.
The Professions-J. D. O'Brien, John
Espey, Henry James, James Davenport,
Jr., S. Russell McMasters, Chas. Gilbert
Retail Trade-T. S. McManus, G. T.
Mahler. Joseph Mickey, j. S. Robertson, Q.
G. Miller.
Printers-H. P. Hall.
Wholesale Trade-P. Il. Kelly, J. Z.
Averill, G. Il Kellogg, D. H. Moon.
Bankers-W. R. Merriam, II. ?. Upham,
Jos. Jockey.
Insurance and Real Estate-G. Y.
Bacon, Edmund Rice, Jr., z. S. FairchiId,
chairman.
Shoe and Leather-P. R. Z. Hardenburg,
G. w. Freeman, J. L. ForepaUgh.
Brewers and SaIoons-Geo, Benz, Wm.
| Hamm, Wm. Banholzer,
Manufacturers-Wm. Corlies' John II.
Schurmeier, Kingsland Smith, 7. S. Bend.
Hotels-John Summers, G. W. Mcintyre,
John Dodge, e. T. Ferris.
West st. Paul-Charles Lienau, James
Starkey, Isaiah B. St. Peter.
THE RESPECTIVE COMMITTEES
are requested to meet at such points as
the respective chairmen may designate at
8 o'clock a. N. on Monday, the 9th inst,
and organize in such manner as shall seem
to them most expedient by appointing
| sub committees, or otherwise, and proceed
to canvass in the respective classes des-
ignated for each committee during the en-
tire day, or until all people of the particu-
lar trade have had an opportunity to contri-
| butte. Each committee is requested to re-
port to the secretary of the chamber of
commerce on or before Tuesday, the 28th
inst, at 10 o'clock, the result of his can
vass. and get a receipt from the secretary
for the amount collected and paid over by
his committee. Out of the moneys raised
by this subscription it is expected to pay
the $4,000 already advanced by certain
citizens, and each of the parties contribut-
ing to that fund is expected to contribute
to this, the same as if no such contribu-
ton or liability had been made or assumed
by him.
MINOR MENTION.
In response to telegram from Gov.
Hubbard to Mr.. W. H. n. Johnston of Sum
nit avenue, arrangements have been made
whereby any clothing which the ladies may
contribute on st. Anthony Hill may be
sent to the brick building corner of laurel
avenne and Mackubin street, on Monday
and Tuesday. Mr.. Johnston will see that
all contributions are promptly forwarded.
Or to those to whom it is more convenient
they may leave their contributions at the
state capitol, care of Gov. Hubbard.
The governor has received the following
letter from the mayor of Rochester, dated
Aug. %: 1 draw on you to-day for $1,000
as per instruction. Your very kind remem-
brance of our people in our great distress
is received. Please to convey to the citi-
zens of Saltwater the thanks of our citizens
for their timely aid.
Signed S. WHITTEN.
D. Gin J. E. Campbell and B. F. Bur.
rill, the relief committee of Melrose, tele
graph the governor, authorizing him tc
dre& On them for 500 for the Rochester
sufferers.
H B. Constans, the mayor of New Ulm
communicates by letter to the governor
that the citizens are making collections fo
the sufferers.
A letter from Geo. J. f lint, of st. Paul
to the governor, enclosed check of 81
for the relief fund.
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