Telegram-herald., 1889-06-08

as a~ee &Tzissu psInIli alls but nes IN sx~
c@ss ~ tlie seul.u1 Shers AEs thousands
AZ tass VISA Atleu g. feed Aa4 tbs nas1 IA
e0aGe- heas ieel that saipliss. nst Al
Tiss - i<e sEc-.l 3 gaAnlzis
The re.isf Sesulz.ll&se - ~ bs toAas Ma.
tluaAl IL ssaps AeSson "a kass sfseos v a
t4kea ~ tlse s.Vsgigsg ~ sas rln@aos se...-
ll4gsee II IL lse~l rslisf oEg@ni4.tioa
Thursday alseme0a The plA1 go pze-
Isosea - psrslos tsssh ln authority Asa LA
t-aen gieeE tae erhol4i sanction II Il.
nAAaeo ssanllalttos - tAs following
slAasos ~ tAs resolutions
The tsrtNaxs ~ ths nsoa are Ees sAa
nausa be ier so1le t.I1s Slouy 1ePC aaeut 0gas
issues h. tAeH - isoa sGa clothiAS ss thsFs
.Es - soS1s h0Es eAosFs tAaso AIsasAl ~
The fegscf Vssnsas1tes Sn4 a. FlGeos Ia sLlc1
CvuEgefNk ca Dc oArxiea 90. TEe sgeNCles
f0F making sueh distributions s1oaia 10.
eclse grave eoEsiaeTstsoE a. - the easnlus0as
consent ~ tEss c0illnlittes thai aNotlsI c0EL-,
niitlee sAs1le he sppNlute4 toT Aha par
pose composed IA g@rs II cftiaeHs "a
t1is ioealify sEd Vf ns1aocFs appointed -
tie Governors II etstos ~ IS tht NA&uIpcTs
~ CoNnsSrct - tbe eitias froIa which Ves
tribuilens have heeu receitee. or Ia suct ethei
way a. wal siss tnls Agency National eEsr-
scteF saa assure the couutrS thai IVA aaosg Een-
l,lled 10 TIE rellcl ~ Tie Victims - ogF
ETsfeaeBtea t~stsIuIgf
Up to tAe present the eonmittee has re-
oelkod Ia actual c@sa contributions : b.
Sc ic with ; it1 - promised Ia addition
The greater part ~ u.ls ls represented l.,
Iels lIas8s lIom . 1lstanos inslreotins tie
committee a. draw vn certain baI4ks Ais
j. al lulFossieilis As tleis sfs IA
banking facilities iuit here. tAs
committee hopes Thai contributors vii tps
ward their lucueV ~ express Ar A.
Roberts said that Philadelphia has
promised $50. .0oo. which is nov al tho os-
posal If the committee Governor Beaver
Lar reported slpo uuu At hand but has not
made any move - send ~ 70 tan az kuoNIa.
Pittsburgh hAk about $50 90 in receipt
GERMAN oKNEAoslTf APPEALED 10
BektlN June = - Tie AoTdae gtsche All.
eemeino Zoituug Ia All editorial on tie
Johuslown floods closes with a call Upos
German generosity Ia alc of The sufferers
America IL says has never been slow
niggardly la responding 10 the voice 81 dis
tress when II aTose ~ Europe. Let Ia nov
show Americans that Germans, Loo, can be
generous
SWELLING THE FUND.
NEW YoKK. june The relief fund "A
the mayor Of this city has reached slc3 a4A
nc 1AaiAbci ol NoAAlAtioc AALO - sa~stt
Jay Gould contributed 81 .OJO
Nhltelaw Reid the United States Minis
ter 10 France tolegraphs u al the fund be-
ing raised al the legation tor Tie relief "a
the sufferers by the food at John stOwn now
amounts 10 $1,000
PHILADELPHIA, June The John stown
relief fund collected Ia this city now
reaches (GlO.Oc0 Tifty-fve car loads Of
goods have already been started The
Reading road has offered free ira nsporta-
ton for noOd-Tellef freight
The Attorney General Of Massachusetts
has decided that the resolution passed by
the Legislature appropriating s5s, ooO foT
the sufferers j. unconstitutional
Boston has raised s6s o00. Chicago, about
60. 600. Cincinnati. e., 100 Louisville. slo,-
oc0. New Orleans, a. ooO, Kansas City. sIo,-
600
Dispatches from points in Illinois, Iowa.
Indiana and other Western States show
that the people fully recognize the needs
of the Sufferers Icy the Conemaugt flood
and are disposed 10 contribute literally tc
their relief
LOCK HAyiNs MISFORTUNE
Lock HAVEN. Pa, June The food
reached here Friday evening and by hatur-
day morning the whole city WIS inundated
people going around IL boats The highest
water was AZ noon Saturday The booms
gave way. letting millions of logs aorift
Small buildings were upset. and the drift
ing matter injured many dwellings There
was no time 10 remove gooss from stores.
and merchants lose heavily People took
10 the upper parts OF their houses
or II they feared TO remain IN their
homes went in boats 10 the court house
The water WAS .from i've 10 twelve feet
deep The city is nov s. muddy and di-
lapidated condition James OuilfoTd as
the only person drowned here. but twenty
eight were drowned in the vicinity. Most
OF the bodies have been recovered Farmers
along the riyer have suffered great lOss
of crops. barns dwellings and i've stock
The damage in this county VIII reach
into the millions The reservoirs o.
drinking water are ruined but river water
is being utilized Business II at a stand
still There IL 40 gas electric light
Aid - being received and people are be-
ginning 10 recover their hopefulness IA
hot weather comes soon there VIII be great
danger OF sickness A number of manu-
facturies have resumed work but the
lumber interest is temporarily DsT allied