Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-05
NEARLY sa.oeO DONATED

NAAESAA P~SV~S ~O@sAA ~-~~ In New Haven for the Conemaugh Valley, Pa, SuGerers-Rearty and Willing Responses-Pres1den Devy- ell Photographs one Thousand Dollars to the PennsylvaAia Governor-Gov- ernor Beaver Replies His Thanks Generous Work Throughout the Union.
 New Haven is spiritedly responding to tine call for help for the Conemaugh valley suf- ferers. The gentlemen officiating ss collec- tors meet with such hearty and willing re- sponses in their collecting tour as to render their task light one comparatively. New Haven has already, up to last night, given about $2,000, it is estimated, for the relief fund, and President Dewell of the Chamber of Commerce telegraphed yesterday to Gov ernor Beaver of Pennsylvania to draw on him for $1 ,000 and received late in the afternoon Governor Beavers reply of thanks. Much more will probably be received to-day for the fund. Cards are up in the various banks for subscriptions for the convenience of many, and checks or money may be sent to J. D. Dewell, president of the Chamber of Commerce.
 D01OW AD SAVO4 AOkOAbo OA ANOW AA0bOA OOA- Ieetions and donations yesterday. How they are doing in other cities is seen from the fol lowing: Columbus, Ohio, has raised $7, ,000 for the sufferers and Governor Foraker has received telegrams from the mayors of Cleve- land and Cincinnati that they have done we'll. Cleveland's amount is $21 1000. Other Ohio towns have already forwarded $8, 900 in cash. New Albany, Ky, has sent $500 to the Conemaugh valley sufferers. At Cincin- nati SIG, ,000 were taken on Change for the Johnstown sufferers, and Theodore Thomas was appointed treasurer. Detroit newspa. pers' relief funds amount to $1 900 and ex- Governor Alger and Senator James McMillan have each telegrsphed $500. Indianapolis board of trade has forwarded $1 .0O6 and ln- through other sources has sent $1, ,5OO. Chicago has raised $5,00O and sent word "more to follow" San Fran cisco's mayor has wired $4,000 subscribed in ten minutes. Denver is doing handsomely and citizens meeting there raised $2.OOO In an hour. The aldermen of Chicago Monday night subscribed among themselves purse of $1, 100. The jewellers of the city raised s1, 500. On the board of Trade one member obtained $5, 900 and another $4 ,OOO
 Toledo, Ohio, has raised $2,000. Balti- more, Ohio, people have subscribed thus far 5000. Chattanooga, Tenn, has sub- scribed $500. Milwaukee has @ relief meet- ing to-day. State Grand Commander Wes- sert of the Wisconsin Grand Army tele- graphed $250 to the Pennsylvania depart ment yesterday. President Harrison presid- ed at big relief meeting held in Washington Americans in London are colleot- ing money for the sufferers.
 Massachusetts, legislature has appropriated $50, 900.
 New York had raised s15O, 600 up to yes-
 
 Mayor Grant of New York check for $250. Mayor Grant found the following telegram from some newspaper reporters at Johnstown awaiting him:
 JoHNsTowN, Pa, June g. Hugh J. Grant, Mayor of New York: the extent of the disaster has not been exaggerated en We the buried and lying beneath the ruins. Food and aantsd and dstan Is money, which is to be expended for the living, The committee in charge are capable and care ful, and there is no danger that money will be wasted.
 And this, which was in reply to his dis patch yesterday telling the relief committee at Pittsburg to draw on New York for $50,- poo:
 The Hon. H. J. Grant, Mayor of New York:
  your magnificent donation; it Is worthy If the magnificent city over which you preside:
 VIM. MoCREERY, Chairman,
 HOW THE FUND INCREASES.
 Additional contributions beside those al- ready rsported in the COURIER are as fol- lows:
 BY W. J. PECK.
 Collections made yesterday afternoon by W. J. Peek, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce:
 Wm. Nicely & Go. $50, F. M. Brown & Co. S25, employees of F. N. Brown 6 Go. $37, 5. ". Hurlburt $1O, Howe & Stetson $5, Henry Hillman $5, Lewis & Maycock $5, Gilbert & Thompson $3, cash $3, H. B. Per- " $2, cash $1, cash $1, cash $1. cash $1, cash S1, J. Milander $1, cash fifty cents, cash fifty cents, cash fifty cents. Also, s. M. R. $10.
 BY ISAAC F. GRAHAM.
 Collected yesterday by Isaac F. Graham in addition to amount reported yesterday: Crut- enden & Co. $2O, Sargent & Go. $50, T. F. Goodrich & Go. $2O, W. &. E. T. Fitch $50, :. Candee Go. $50, Reynolds & Go. $25, Winchester Rep eating Arms Co. $100, R. U. Brown & Go. $20, Holcomb Bros. & Co. 20, The Bigelow Co. $25, The ]. F. Warner Manufacturing Co. 25, The Mallory Wheeler Go. $2O, d1la U. 1QtLlo 70, mr. OcnollROfn c CO soard and Carriage Co. $5, W. w. Converse 10, George N. Baldwin $5, The Damn Bros. k Go. $5, NJ. Steward & Son $25, Hugh J. 2eynolds $2, E. N. P. s1; total S503; previ- 'usly reported by MT. Graham $144; total to late $647.
 BY MAYOR F. T. LEE.
 Collected by Mayor Frank T. Lee-A. T. Barnes & Son, H. Trowbridge Sons, Sperry Barnes. Stoddard, Kimberly & Co.,, each ;25; Butler & Tyler, s2o; c. s. Leete & Co.,, ). W. whittlesey & Co.,, Wells & Calhoun, Douglass & Sons, M. Zunder 6 Sons, Spen- CT & Matthews, Yale, Bryant & Co.,, N. H. 3aking Co.,, O. G. Kimberley, W. NJ. Fris- lie G Co.,, each $10; F. s. Bradley &I Co.,, D. V. Thompson, A. J. Beers, R. and O. Harris >o., M. Kahn & Son, Wm. J. Sheehan, F. 8. leo. H. Scranton, cash, Augur 6 Futile, Dr. ,. K. Roberts, Geo. P. Smith, each $5; 4ouis P. Well & Bro., s. H. Street & Co.,, ach $3; John Bunce, G. II. Cooper, cash, [. E. Somers, P. J. Carroll, each $2; J. Nj. kehoe, J. Beers, cash, cash, cash, cash, G. Scranton, jr., George Wykes, ir., 8: Bum ,sum, Stowe & Schoonmaker, M. Fitzpst- ick, O. G. G. Merrill, Hugh Plunkett, W.R. Hayes, each $1; cash, N. Schulafer, Thomas cash, each 50 cents; D. B. Crit enden $50, Hubinger Bros. $25, Jacob Nor is g, Jule A. Rida $1, cash 50 cents. Total 425. .50.
 BY MEsSRs. COWLEs. Collected by R. P. and Louis 0. Cowles: ;. Cowles & Co.,, John P. Futile, Joseph 'arker, Edward Heston, E. B. Bowditch, E. I. Trowbridge, J. E. English, $25 each; Bun ell & Scranton, the Bowditch Se Brudden O., Chamberlain G Co.,, Platt & Thompson, :. Hayes Trowbridge, jr., L. B. Morris, HIT. .nglish, $10 each; Geo. R. Hodgson, R. & J. N. lair, John Bright, R. E. Rice, 0. D. Kinney, lew Haven Window Shade O., H. B. Arm- ;rong & Co.,, $5 each; Mrs. M. v. D, R. angley, Gilbert 6 Jerome, V. F. McNeil, larence E. Thompson, A. Walker, Kimber- 7 & Root, $2 each; A. M. Rice, L. B. Bar 1olomew, Louis Steinert, Theodore Keller, ulius Hermann, L. B. Clark, E. L. Bennett, udson TerrilI, $1 each; total S304.
 NEW HAVEN GUN CLUB. Contributions from the New Haven Gun Tub: Charles B. Bristol, L. w. Widman, each; H. H. Bates. $2, N. D. Folsom, H. | Cowell, E. L. Gaylord, each $5; F. E. ! rocks, John E. Clark, w. L. Allen, each | }: F. Albert Sherman, $1; J. H. Gould; c. ! 1. Louden, J. B. Savage, each $2; 0. A. yler, N. o. Whitney, F. M. Garland, NJ. v. l