Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-08
THE CLOUDS OF CALAMITY.
Broken Here and There by the Light of
Generous Deeds.

Broken Here and There by the Light OF
Generous Deeds.
SUPPLIES are being received at Nineveh
from Indiana, Pa.
JOHN NJ ANDREWS and James P. Stewart,
reported lost are safe
THE proprietors and faculty of the Morrell
Institute were all rescued.
FRTY-FIvE more men from the Carnegie
furnaces at Rankin station, were sent to Johns
town yesterday.
THE body found at Blairsville and identified
as Miss Kimmell. of Elderton, is not hers as
she is safe with friends near Johnstown.
Up to last Wednesday the Knights OF
Labor had already 5000 subscribed for the
food sufferers from their different shops.
THERE will be a county meeting on next Sun
day, June 9, of the A. o. H. B. of E. to raise
funds for the relief of the Johnstown sufferers.
JB. JOHNSTON, of the wells-F Fargo Express
Company, yesterday sent to Johnstown 5000
contributed by the people of San Antonia,
Tex.
ALEX RECKY, one of the refugees at Mercy
Hospital who had his leg amputated, is in a
serious condition, but with the chances in his
favor
CARL RETTER and the numerous friends of
E. c. Heffiey will be relieved to learn that the
latter young musician is among the survivors
of the flood.
THE tracklayers on the Pennsylvania road
are pushing their work up the mountain be-
;ii r+orS teiS r-oaress soise'
THE first production of 1.-THE Generals
~ =; e. 81 49, , a. A. ~ a. "a sn+frS
S t,er s;Ii II he iorge attanGanco
'-,1 trcrU -,I' W. %, -"
D. SnDun -, .ne H 1os. :. .ion IN 1uSna lam.
Report stated that his body had been found at
T,,rn,, iii, ,a a ,,,aa,tro 80 .ha cano-., D.
THERE win Dc meetlng OF 'ne Genersi ne
lief Committee OF the Jr o. U. A. M at Moor
head Han TINS evening. az O'Clock. REPRE-
Ssasa,t Cd AA'A1 Oh " De
1,,,.- m.
last night sent $500 to the Ladies Relief Com
mittee, to be used for relieving the immediate
necessities OF tne Jonnsto"n sunerers Drought
W snis o''y'
THE remainder OF the FnIsDuIg ponce force
who have been on duty at JohhstoWn since last
Sunday returned home last night. their places
being filled by the militia, and no more men
will be sent up.
CHAIRMAN MCCREERY denies most emphat-
ically that there is any trouble between him
and Governor Beaver regarding the best means
of relieving the wants of sufferers, or the chan
nels of distribution.
NE.er rooo;rod ,,ord e-o-, -.
e,--:H - otsoo ,,os.ardo1 that a. I,,1,tas
desIers of Fast saginaw are making mn a train
load of dressed lumber, lath and shingles for
the work of rebuilding.
ro,,,,,ss1o~rp NJ MApsuA1, of Trd;on.
- -, :. -
arrived IN biairsVlne last evening from Jonns-
town, with carload OF supplies Tor the men at
MsrsSsI and Shields % are there in nei0 charee
T. w U S-,c,, rosidor+ 800 - -,
~ ". ". -. - .,.,.a;.toS ~ a. s,o,--.
Co"n n@o DSoH @pPosu ~ SHo % "a
the Singer Manu1acturlng company IN fenn-
sylvania, ONO ana West virginia: 70 dlspense
their relief fpnd In now being collected under the
"usp-o0' y
thE remains VI tne ntHe +year-oiu Doy
Wnlch were tAAeh iIOnl tne <Ailesneny rlVer at
Eorty-nrst street on 1uesoay were inferred at
bellevue Cemetery yesEeroay Rltnout peing
ldentlneo. Coroner nacDo"en mao tne ehlIo
Photographed anu minute description taken.
THE New York jewelers. Board of Trade has
collected 81. 400 already for jewellers in need.
Herbert NJ Condit, Secretary Of the Board, was
in Pittsburg yesterday to ascertain if further
assistance was neeaeo. ne %opIo IKE 70 know
wnetner 1acoD u 1ounS anu LOUIS Aucknart
escaPeu'
MEsSRS RAYMOND AND WASHBURN, ap-
pointed by the Chicago Board of TRADE will 90
to Jobnstown this morning and insnect +be
f,ooded district from South Fork to Eineveb
They have no fear of Lake Michigan burstine