The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

A meniber Of tho relief committee,
who has been among the colorsd SUIT
fersrs, saia to-night: ''They saved
practically nothing. Becoming panic
stricken, they rushed out of the burn
ing houses, aud great many colored
shildren had bus single garment
| saved"
| GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS.
Among tho large contributions 10.
oeived to-day irom abroad was So 5n0
sens to l.. IL Il. Blum tor tho benefit
of tae eutiarors from citizens in Nov
York, rsmit,od by Lyman, Blum OF
ghst city, who also rsmitted
l,SeO. in g second dispatch,
fot specific charity from other c;rizgus
and Individuals residing in Nav York
Ab0nt 5000 has h,an resolved ,makiRg
1909 'roni NV York Ci,y thus iar,lr
respective u ths $4,000 from Measrs.
Gould Gld Hum nKtOn.
TELEGRAMa OF AID AND sYMPATRY.
Iha following ar3 among the tele
grams received to day:
New York, Nov. 0,--To Son II L. Fultol,
We wili DO al in our power to ussiat
you. Colonel Ochiltreg inaists On act
i9o operations.
| lst- -ANt rs II y lpNa
Mayor of Pittsburg, Ponnsyivsaia.
SUM from ths shove that the pavcr Of
Pittsburgh, whosa NAME is also Futon,
YVES on a yisis 90 New YorS Oily Wgla
the rsdoubtahle Colonel Ochilsrtc.
Tho following repiy was ssut:
Galveston. Nov. E.-biayor a. Full on or
Colonel Thomas 7, Och ltree:
| Ia the name OF our afflicted city, I
thank you tor kind express ons o. sym.
| pashy and your pr0lAisnd I'D 20 suffer.
| ors by tho late Gve. Tho distress in
Galveston il By far greater than wo at
fret epprphendad.
Isiguodl r, l.. FULTON, Mayor.
New Orleans, Nov. F.--To Mayor Fultou:
Have you sufficient funds for relief
OF your PuflererE, or would aid fr0ra
tho memburu OF this exchange be &C.
ceptRble?
lSiRnedl N. y. WALLACE,
President New Orleans Produce Ex-
chonga.
Kensas City, NOV. l7--Mayor Of Galveston:
Our peopl0 are aroused. Is thera
ANGLING elie Ueeded exc pt money?
Answer.
| lSgnedl JOHN w. MOORE,
Mayof.
Paris Tex, Nov. Ito Mayor E'ult n:
Paris is raising funds To hid your
needy, aud you nsY expect good
| eum.
tSiguedl IL. w. rIGHrrooT,
JOHN MARTIN,
Committee.
The following wGs reGeived from the
mayor OF Philadelphia:
Tor l., Fulton, Mayor:
You are hereby authorized to draw
on Drexel 81 o.. for $1,000. We desire
you % wire full statement of the facts
| ahpot the exact situation OF sffAlrs.
VIII write you nc length.
| Signed WILLIAM II SMITH,
Mayor OF Philadelphin.
| This ELECTED the following rosponBs:
Galveston Nov H.--To Hon. William r.
smith, Mayor Philadelphia:
aalveaton returns TO the City Of
Brotherly Love, through its honored
official head, its most crate.
tul aud heartfelt thanks for your
generous contribution to tho
scharers by the lito fire. No STANDARD
tabalated statement Of facts ia REG ard
TO Losses has been yet agreed
upsn. EstiMatss vary from ST.
100000 TO- $3,000,000, but all agree
now. l believe that the estimates fret
formulated and soat out OF the de-
struction occationed by the lro were
cruelty short OF facts now
established. Many hundreds of
families, white and colored, many
OF whom were In middllng eircum.
stances, Musl necessarily have assis.
tanoe, the extent OF which, in the sg-
Sregate, 1t Is impossible for me to fairly
| estimate.
lSi-peal u r. EvYro,, A..
tbe following correspondence took
plsoe tonight between Meyor Falton
AND the managing editor OF the Boston
Globe:
B,sten, Nov. Ito Hen. II. i. Fulton,
Mayor OF Galveston:
Please do me the favor to explain
| statement made Mt Tho meoting
yesterday that you did not sigl
telegram received By us-"Aillu-
ent can care for the poorn-soot
night OF tho fire. II boro your
'igsatura when received, and was
p'inted W us la good faith. Ploese
answor tonight. A. A. FOWLER,
Managing Eii.or GLOBE,
This elected the following reply:
Galveston, N ev. lI--To A. A. Fowler, Ed
TOR boston GLOVE:
Having received n painful, injury Nv
. fall from fire engine In assiM-
'ng In directing tho IRE de-
partmont ut tho fire, 1 way
not physically eblo to attend In person
TO tho enswcripg Of your kind mes
sage FIRST ssnt. Hsvlng received
NJ my house, / pont
It TO frlonds Ia the business
part Of tho city with tho roquoas that
hoy, after consultation with tho
relief committee, answer 10 ae
they thought best. Whom II
saw In tho Galveston News
next inorning the statement in that
ldispa,ch that tho "ailluent OF Calves.
ton could care for Us own poor.r 4
coulf not do otherwiae with the
contrary vlows ] entertained, than
send you another rnessanc, though
proprleiy forbade that I should,
~ that time, entirely ropu
u,slo the ono sent by
Others IN my namo. II hsH proved
IN un,ortunsSe blunder for
our siii'clod city, "a many
nunursua OF fsmilloH, white
and colofot, may suiIcr greatly from
itseuecls, unless this explanation may
In . measure rounteract
TSignedl X. L. FvtToN. Mayor.
Ons OF tho most rasssur,nr cn,,.
municstlone received BY Mayor Fsi.
ou was tho following.
Waco, Nov. 10 Hon. II. L. Fulton,
Enolosed nnd check for 80, which
amount was rated by an entertain.
meat given BY local talent for ths ben.
ent OF the Waco LRht 1nfantry.
but that cfgAp is alton kindly cons NJ
torttto b. Ulyen for the fslisf Of ths
Galveston sufIsrers: yery respectfully
voura +. n. LtgeoonD,
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