The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
.GRIEF STRICKEN CITY.
Gov, Beaver Severely Censured
For lnacliOn.
Now York Contributes. 100000
Baltimore 92b,oo
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Miller for the Supreme COmt-GOh
for the. Cabinet,
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The ooroner'a Jury Holds the PiltsbuFg
Club Responable for tho Flood
JoaNsTowN TODAY.

situation thlA morning W sun mort
alarming, Arthur Kirk, who has
charge Of dynOmillng the debris above
the bridge, was almOht discouraged this
morning when he observed what little
prOgTeaB had been made, A geatmany
labOrera arc unable 10 further with
stand the foul atmosphere, and have
BtOpped work. More men, says Mr.
Kirk, arc badly needed, The weather
is now getting hot and there must be
more help, The hurylyOfa here are
badly In need OF assistance aud II win
DO weeks before they con stand alone
Five hundred barrels Of llquld alr
purifier was distributed l0glnlgnt about
the mOTguC8 and hospitals and the Nlr
thia morning Is just q little
better, There 0rG several hundred
beings human beings ond animals
Ia The debris above the
bridge aud no idea can b' formed Of
the horrible stencil now arising from
this mnsa, DlsnlCCtania beng GiH
uIbutrd everywhere but itFgnmB impo.,
siblc to keep down the SMELL
The river la now getting loWi NOT
sufficient water 10 wOrl, away tho
debris, ltWll, have 20 Do blurred here
There las been u great scarcity OF
provisions during the past 2 hours
Much suffering now prevails, sIrCi.
yesterday q majority of the people have
Bubaistcd on CHEESE ana black coffee
The supply Of bread isentlrrly exhaust,
ed, Car load8 Of pr0y8luul a0 gtlll
arriving but The supply 40 moi
equal 10 the demand Governor
Beaver has not done what ho should
JoIINsrowN, June Especial T.
Captain Jones ~ making tuingl hum
to-day In clearing up the debris, lie
has four thousand lNbOrefl 40 W0lk
under his personal supervision aud viii
have another thousand before night
lie 10 calling loudly for cooks Rail
road cOmpOny are not able 20 got pro,
visions In here quick enough ana 61mp
fear rs now entertained, THIS Is on aC'
count Of 80 many bridges being down.
cars of provisions now en- route cannot
got here promptly First information
of n reliable nature was received from
WOodyille this morning. Out Of q pop,
ulatiOn Of l,030 about 600 were saved,
The balance are lost or missing,
JoINsTowN, June Especial, J.
Peter Fitzpatrick, Of Cambria Clty
learned today that his two little boys
supposed to have been drowned were
found SO miles down the river where
they had l0ated on the roof Of q house
and were rescued alive.
Only u small number Of bodies have
been taken from the debris above thu
dam TO day.
Several blasts Of dynamite have been
used this afternoon, but without any
very satisfactory result, A big wind.
lass and crane 10 being used, and two
arches Of bridges have been cleared
with u space about 2OXiO feet wide, tog
the passage OF the water Rapid pro
gres5 will now be made.
JouNsrowN, Junes,-lSpecial,l THE
Relief Committee has more times thpn
one wished that Gov, Foraker had
charge of affairs in this state, The ac'
tion of Gov, Foraker In promptly send
Ing tents is praised on all sides. The
feeling against Gov. Beaver Is deep
rooted. Capt. Jones, Of the Carnegie
iron firm, makes u report TO That firm
which says; "l am sorry 10 state thai
Gov. Beaver has most significantly
failed TO appreciate the situation
Something most radically wrong when
workmen who 20 to JohnstOwn are per
mitted 10 suffer for want Of something
TO eat.
JouNsTowN, June S..-TSpeclal,l The
COronerB Jury which visited South Fork
dam yesterday have agreed upon u ver
dict II will throw the blame upon the
South Fork Hunting aud Fishing CluO
for "Gr0ss II not criminal negligence IN
making repairs from time TO time"
pITTsBuRG, June S,-ISpecial. l-Dr
Probst, OF the Ohio Board OF Health n
here this morning. lie held u consul
tation with the Pennsylvania Board OF
Health. They viii cooperate with the
Ohio Board IN stretching u line Of boats
across the river TO catch and burn all
the drift. The Boards Of Health of
Ohio and Penn, win now act In har'
mony in an effort to purify the waters
of the Ohio river.
JoHNsT0wN, June 6,-lSpeciOl, -
There was more disturbance IN Johns
town last night than at any time Tor n
week. A number Of persons We're ar
rested and marched out of town by the
soldiers, II II was not for the two reg
iments Of militia here II would be dill.
cult to predict the result.
PITTsBURG, ,June6-[Speciall John
and Alice Ross, OF Canton, Ohio, arrived
here this afternoon. Their father and
mother and all members of the family
were lost in the food. The little folks
are now In charge of the Ladies' Relief
ut the Second u. =. church, but will be
sent to Canton to-day or tomorrow.
rJonNsTowN, June S.-[Special. f.
Fever has broken out IN the camp of
workmen. Ten Of Booth q Flynn's
men were taken to the hospital this
morning with fever. Doctors are now
working day ana night and ARE about
worn out.
PIrTsDURd, June Especial THE
situation ut Williamsport Is somewhat
improved to-day though the sufferers
are in need Of immediate relief. Thous
ands of people are homeless at Lewis.
town from heilood.
pITTsBuRe, June S.--[Speciall-
Relief committee has been notified III Mt
the Mayor of Baltimore with u COM
mittee OF citizens are now en-route with
$26 600 for the Johnstown sufferers.
New YoRK, June S.--ISpeclaL THE
amount received for Johustown suffer.
ers Mt the Mayors olce at noon to-day
was &30000O0.
PrrrsBURG, June S.--[Special, Ten
tho lsand persons are Ia attendance ut
tho iron workers annual reunion at
Rock Point to-day