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   Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - June 14, 1889, Wellsville, New York                                9. No. 180.  N. T. TONE 14, 189  Copy Very Latest Nows Gathered Fresh From Every AT JOHNSTOWN TO CONSIDER THE CITY'S Man Wm and Jone 8W!imi. M at km for tho of hin who on mit a raving Ttw of. Uw fate of hb wife nml mother hitu of his from York at noon stating that Italians en from that plaw to Johnstown to work on the This was news to the who aro fur I p and Mer In Mm to to remnant of citizens in Johnstown's futuro in mass This Gen. took tho and on tho to with him at his Hantings the to order and called of men for of tho future of the ntra of then for clearing away tlw vast of debris from tho the would authorize him to go out tho cellars of private citizens and business he was unable to his his work vigorously as Ho thou urged thw men to iihi iid to a resumption of are who desiro to 0{Hn and ill te to what will Ki to to that I will communicate with in order to if we gi t you what is to put you on your again NEED OF OR lie his that was no for- any now in the valley to or to go as the fur w m as is and if hoin any it is own tho necessity of their the of the city and of R for of that die cannot want you to go atout your you did The to their that ho would to furnish building material to for the transaction of merchants anxious vide you with to wt you up in in wiio conic hero for of tlw hand and you if aid ks arc to you and wait on you until this charity can sonio tangible your wiil sent to you in train for remarks and from his audience. His ivo With and men tu his tears their thanks witli AT William business man in the that lie had to Many followed in bri ut upon tln in all It wa- Linton et of the views of tlie by that p ink and was by this tifie ill and he not iir S. to the front and Col. Linton tUe and of M. at the of (i cueli one use by own u and tais prior t. lis lest lo for his sag pestions lo M were Two thins i that will gi t very littlo work out of tho men now on tho Two more weire afternoon and taken to aro not ypt Work on a large framo which will used as the Cambria Iron and meat markets It is old is in building is for mile In front new are tho are of a desire to relies of tlie ail of aro here in droves to get former started in who is anxious to get in have in getting a of gi all the time they want in which to pay for WILL NOT of to Mow ttp Mm with wm by with a of from and Jumm had been to bim 1 an As it b to further Wa miJt by to blow ber op with evening Mm. luid her children wens to a with caw of her of When got went down into the cellar to fet a beer ami asleep with a big in hii ITie polica were and Jar was after a AN Two from Juno in aid of the Johnstown nt the houw The at tho Casino At the during chairman of tho transportation has tho following telegram from at Johnstown a day or two it to rue that it might well for the present to st ip tho shipment of suppliee in There are many cases of individual can only by and in shelter have been is no I will ask Hastings to you in ho should bo in nwd of Could Vie from New York than from nearer at The Rreat of getting the of tho upon their feet so as to enable them to help themselves is the one to which we our and to this the I have will give their immediato New the of the at Squire last was highly receipts at the doer about and several were nia le by w ho not those w took the Mike and Meyers that he not imi of .an to the master of remi a that of John not it big to his The caused and some Costly 1 of a W. June months ago nmn giving the name of Davis came hero and represented of the coal works at and owner of a largo He met Alice the accomplished daughter of John P. couple became engaged and were they but did not go tht the lady last week and has not heard of Finding that ho was ah girl returned to parents hero I money and the shirt he he bad lost his trunk in a affair a atson owing to the of the that it k not of the to who in The ct to was that proper be made for the of the awi of subjects in thai be for the of German the Bolm It that articK which be m more or kw con talos no to the claim for which has constituted the one important This is m foreshadowing the of to Juno Beaver will go to to with relative to hLs from privato parties a loan of with which to repair tho damage done in the so that state funds not Iso interest is to and tho legislature is make an appropriation for its The follow ing aro the by the governor to distribute funds for tho relief of by the James A. H. C. a James B. H. S. John and IL H. Kays There June 1.......'l'i!-a^iuit uf has from He says that an great of clothing ami still He that are ample provisions for tlie and nothing more should bo money now on he be for He that a of the Johnstown v ir did not own ami Hi cases will be given in to replace their Leader Still In Dillon to June jury in the onin yesterday heard the niy of a huge had n ' Md. m before the wi re with - lie to With June and two young men of this fought a duel with Bowie knives Tues lay The men party and left apparently the best of ou their way home they over one of the They dismounted and drawing their knives out on tlie was killed in few He was to the heart Andry received a fearful cut in the side and He was cari hoine from the battle ami told his to inform tht that he was ready to give himself fo ' 14 C. an of coat in the cog of tiie He d him tiie for te the and gradually tiie and hii lo a shapeless The s. 'd togi and to the man ha l four motherless June 14,On night nwir James Devine and Charles to rob the house of James Lemay resisted was shot the body and but not A nieco of was The men woro ar rested in New and Uj Yesterday Ick of them to a bridge of thu and a great is lood IS tlie present great d. Two car loads ol by tlie so badly that their precious had to be The donations of too at is to solve tho raft with and the Yes I. 1 the linn tin Im 1 ami li If jt v m WANTS 11. ( i h 1. lis asl 111,1, 0. n r and nalls to enable to put up there only now m ol the in out the ded but the numi some ve rv work was A morgue corps men followed the workers in each nnd as fast as Were uncovered them the nearest dead where they for Hastings was very much last evening with the his engineer corps of the work done during the Col. engineer wiid he to have a thirty feet in width cut through tho big raft by iiir g. ' l used very extensively the day tQ loosen up the big pile of steam lire from tire to arrive Tho tu check tuiy Aro the of the ' Sullivan remained jii ' taken to court to v will render his ou the him to Dillon leti for last night on ground his is suffering and that ho The ' at is sani to have toid in He that he ' * all th. I- Inu n le p ' \i 1.1(1 n AS. tu iii iest It IS said t. to impili b. 1  liaf 1... d b m t I it one the that tho by been him some h it on the evening train to 11 - from the May aggregated in of current 11141 months of the ral of the article provisions dui ing May lauU Druve to June M. John iUi tt of d yesterday because his bread bad tor AMERICAN thm June 14The  SPORTING June last the homo Pittsburg was a Heavy letting awl an the crowd Iti a of Pittsburg got the Ihon Chicago tied the sooro and went to the la the von th the team runa and all thought the but the out two aad within bailing Two a base on ami an error gave the four runs in the and again Uio crowd the game was but waa the three and a fumble tho the which up to this time she baa stoutly and indicates a triumph for American feeling hm been diplomatists in Berlin at tho apparent facility with which prompt of the of That the information from wime of themselves to of no doubt and at wof considerable OA to who they but there to be a thorough in the that it was the American delegates who information to the In the which the this is a mmt Whether there is occasion for or not dives not matter in and that no harm could come from from such as were in this not the weight of censure which is quietly put opon the June 1 mii ftf van after IRISH now certain that the conches which in tho terrible at were de from the and that this done while the cars were standing on a very were the side of the track and under the wheels of the and stones were to prevent their sliding down the incline to Just who was responsible for crude but the investigation which has on fixit place the for this idiotic it The plan seems to have to drag up the incline as many ns the engine equal to and then return for the but the cars had scarcely to move when the weight of the others forced the stones from under the the on fearful journey down the of at the outcome of tho the vast estates in aiui the thAt an drawn Kussian soil wili not iie in The Councillor Ls given the mainly for the against the von The is a tile that nfler where he to of with tho crown prince of will visit the sulUm at This that tho was ar who was the fof that the races at in Hanover the became so that one another onto the Many run by the racers and four were in tho ninth and the o 0 2-0- 4 9  0 1 0 0 i 0 3 4 0- VX - 4, 1 Dwyer ami Stai and Nkw June 14.--Yesti'rdav'sgrunoat the and New York in Keefe had of it. He his ton record by out Ho by out the three and kept work ali through the The New Yorks scented to hit when were This was the case in ninth inning when a single by and single t runs and Won tho 8iX>re:  0 0 0 0 0 0 53--  0 i 0-0 0 0 0 York r. ' York h AT June piit up a pretty game of ball and the Bostons cani ali bin one of their The visitors not hit while on the other band Wilmot's wiis the of the Morrill and a cordial I t 0 0 0 a 0 1 0 U 0-1  K. and June M. errors the innins gave and The uf game were mie ing nnd and a at least two 0 0 0 0 0 fi 0 4  7. that bwl In of any may bf of the liW In Allot the in the many which written by of intimacy with and the of Patrick man And it that in every of U oi to him for Tho leg o.i. Oie at m N. J June 14 Mrs. M. Dr. and the two of Mrs. in a car on the were taken to at W w r cot was far the tlin 14,~Govtrtidr'. a from that the Chippewa at Mide Lac in ott killed of It is not yet ' heip is latest a trust r ' ih 1, n scheilie IS i Io lie lu wul sell tuit tC to the of their rs l I of this head ui iKe un Juno 14.The visiting American engineers were given a banquet by the Society of in hall last The the Mr. the toast said the phe of America was in Christianity of the pilgrim Minister Lincoln and made felicitous He was evidently to say about he nothing please him more Ini to on but his caution lutn that it would lor m 1 tlie two f n the the lul m m tiie unity of Messrs. 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