Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-11

may not recover, as heiwas also shot in the back.
A man named Wilson. (resides in Dover st.)
received ball in the left side of his face, the
bull could not be reached, heswas much intoxi
Gated at the time, thus rendering it dangerous
to work much with him.
Ayoung German named Frederick Tollc, re-
sides on Franklin street, also shot in the face the
ball striking tho jawbonc and fiattening thereby
like a wafer, it was found by DIR. Smul in the
neck, near the gulet
Charles Brown, stone cutter, resides on
Chase street near Cathedral, shot in the breast,
and died in five minutes after being brought in
the drug store of Mr.. j. j. Smith, n. E.. corner
OF Lexington and Eutaw street.
~ young man named Constance was shot
through the thigh, not dangerous, also in the
Another named Elisha Lee, was shot in the
ribs, ball struck on the left side, passed around
IN the region of the back, twas traced thus far
and the Doctor fears that it has lodged in the
spine Lee belonged to the Grip Raps."
Martin Wooden, n young man residing on Bid
die, near Eutaw street, was shot in the groin, in
the vicinity of the Lexington market. His
wound is very painful. but not dangerous.
Thomas Morrison, young man, was shot
through the thigh, and carried into Diamond
street. small street between Paca and Green
streets.
One of the other men brought to Mr. Smiths
apothecary store was named Woods, and is seri-
ousy, If not mortally wounded.
a third who was carried into the apothecary
store was shot in the check, the ball coming out
beneath the chin
c tusIe were eleven persons taken into Mr.
otl'ith drug store, number OF whose names
VIC eou.a not learn; a gentleman named hauit-
'..ai' ln l'r on,!h store, made mar
TOY. escape, ne was s'analnS AT the door 'front.'
ing on Eutaw street, when q ball struck the
door, within six inches of his head Another
passed near DIR. Smith, who was in the second
a'te.iui,'s so'ne lu.ieHts. Ine store occu
Pieu ~. Wy W. A1eSy, .. W. CORNER Oh Entaw ana
streets, mas no less thah ten Dali hoes
III 'tie ouM WINDOWS, IN act IN that region you
can fardiy turn round without youreyeS resting
on some spot that q pistol or musket ball has not
MADE an impression.
tio Tue same ne tne aoove hnt was gong
oi 'ilcie was "i"Ihct desperate encounter IN the
Vi a.o s4Ner,, monument
anu any. anu between tnese
H.'u W tol .hoiiui.iet. ms tiSit
rshs ~ tha 5o'o, o .'o ,ar
~ 'na rom lne hlgne ward
~ .o.S c",,t'ct' young man named Martin
"Is 50 olulS wound .hat II Is imposSl-
~ one pan entered Tue ielt
n. pie anu 'oeses IN tne brain wnere 1t now
lessS, anot.er entered tne BACK near the spine,
ana mas not yet been eNtricatcd. His left Shout
der was also sevely tern by a bayonet, besides
mo.llu IN Tue leit wrist, made oy an lnstru-
lheu. siio1 on inc corner oil 81. paul ana Monu-
,Iett StreetS' ana was removed to the house OF
HF. MoFsaIl' on hoss street, near orchard
a t uian h III oarsef was nortaiy wounded
~ ~ Mount l fernoh race, ana one shot entered
ols breast ana another MS right temple. He
was carried OH by ms friends at which time his
ofains were protondlns from thewounS.
II sa.u th"t one OF !le eth ward men, ma.
let. oiouet,cA' MAS shot III tue neck ana mortat
~ Mounaeu' lhere was announcer OF the same
Pai s"oI III Tue sroin' tne pau passing out at