Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
An URGENT CALL.
Governor Beaver L1akss = SGrcng
Appeal for Aid
MONEY, FOOD AND CLOTHES NEEDED.
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EaREIsBg ~. Pa June a Late Monday
Eigat Governor beaver issse4 stro1x ap-
pea foE AID Il L SddFessea ~ lie ysopls
81 ne Uaibsd states and $40.
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property Asss ROT eesa sI4.ses aIs1 Ia
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tain4d poruiatlon 0f - g0 - =. Joo psople.
Asing far the most part sloEs The banas sf =
sI@l r-Ser eoEnus1 ssthia Esrfow limits. TEE
most ocDAcFy4tiFs estimates pt-ee he koss og
life 81 500 human osings aE4 II property a.
e.. 81. ~
'-Ths most pressing needs 50 Tar a. food Is
e5lceFnet have been supplied StOes aud
elothlsg ~ al sSTts for ues, woEaen snt ii J.
trel are greatly useced Money Is slso urgent
y required 70 remove me debris. bury The
dead aud care temporarily for widows all
orphans snd for tie homeless fam lilies.
Other loc calitIss have suffered 10 s0mo extsuI
Ia The sane say. but not IA the same degree.
Late adv ees would seen - iEdicete thst there
Is great l0ss or lie ana destructton Of proE Esrsy
Gl0ag TIC west DEaneh Of the susqnshanna ana
ia localities from which We eau get no denLlts
Attenuation.
s'The responses from within and without the
State have been most generous and cheering.
North and South. East and Wes, from the
United states aud from England there comes
the same hearty, generous response " synpe-
Thy and help
Funds contributed IN aid OF the sufferers
csu &c deposited with Drexel Co. Philacel-
dhia; Jacob r.. Bon berger. bankers, Harris
burg, or William X. Thompson Co, banker.
Pittsburgh. All money contributed vii be
used carefully and ludici0usly."
GENEROUS hEsPoSsES
Governors Fifer. OF Illinois Larrsbee, OF
Iowa and Taylor. of Tennessee, have issue
proclamations calling upon the people OF
their respective States 10 contribute OF
their abundance OF money. food and cloth
ing 10 relieve the sufferings OF the home
less survivors al Johnstown and vicinity.
The Connecticut Legislature has passed
resolution appropriating s25. 600 for the
food sufferers The Massachusetts, He use
suspended It's rules and passed bill ap-
propriating $4,000 for the same purpose.
The London press voices the feeling o.
the people In the British metropolis Ia eX-
prossons OF sympathy which are TO be
found in the columns OF al the journals A
fund for the relief OF the sufferers IL Johns
town has been organized In Berlin.
The United States Express Company an
nounces that it will carry supplies TO Johns
town free of charge.
Inc sum OF luQ Decu IdiStl III
city OF Philadelphia for the use OF the dis
tressed In the flooded districts. Large
quantities OF clothing and provisions have
been forwarded
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
given s25 coo, and the Cambria Iron Com
pany $4,000. which sums will be dts
tributed 10 the needy at Johnstown by the
officials of the two corporations.
Had in he rif fv M
New York on Monday, people OF all classes
contributing.
Chicago has raised a large sum, which
will be Increased TO slOO, 90 before the END
OF the week
In the Post-office Department at Wash
ington indications are that 81 900 viii be
raised among the clerks. First Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkson gave 900
Postmaster General Wanamaker had al
ready subscribed 81 100 in Philadelphia
Jacksonville. Fla, telegraphs 81, COO to aiC
the sufferers
At a meeting of citizens in Kansas City
81 800 was raised
Newark, n. J., has raised $500; Tren
ton, n. J., $1,000; Hartford Conn, s5,On
Baltimore. Md, $1,000, and Albany, y. Y
$1,000. More viii be forthcoming frou
each of these cities
Knights or Pythias all over the world are
urged 10 contribute for the relief Of suffer
ing brothers\ip Pennsylvania, through NJ
order issuedNby Major General Carnahan
OF Indianapolis, commanding the Uniform
Rank. Knights of pythias Of the World
Davenfort Ia. sends siNO as starter
San Francisco contributes $4,000.
Decatur, H. contributes $500, and Fair
bury. IL. 500 Additional subscription
will be raised in both places
The Indianapolis Board OF Trade MONDAY
afternoon raised 5000 tor the flooded SUI