New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
THE BALTIMORE RIOTS.

~ baltimore
Tie following ars some ut the additional cases OF
yCur ded on he Occaon of the attack upon the SIKH
all seventh Waid polls IN the day ct election They
were al taken to the apOthecary Establishment OF d.
Isi &c lc,is corner % lO!k aud Hartford avenues,
ii.1 WOUNDS ,Ailfu.ly dressed by DR.. + j. Notary,
enc hftward removed to their respec I've homes ua'
der the Oirt cton Of the doctors
CHARLIE Sni h IT lived shot through the arm, the
wouuC net considered dangerous.
Illhp DiguCy WA shot III the back, the oall pene-
trG,ilg lLc rlouldsr blaze The wound l. OF serious
cIsisc,e' and the ball has not yet been extracted.
Join kiIsty, RESIDING IN Alsqulth street received
Two dnrc.ious ustkct.hall wounds one in the Thigh
INC tie other il the buck. The bad in the back has
Lot Nct been extracted .,
HtfIy StLUlter wRs shot in the toreheld Dall MOI
found; wouid Ukt'y To prove fatal.
.Ioln Ry6n Was hot III the tie; wound slight.
William Williams was shot III the leg by asTYeli
tie |, ne vas broken and the patient will recover
job Meter was shot in the hand wound not severe
Shuu,i Smith was shot IN the thigh wound cOnsie'
eco very dangerous.
- Noorhn. n outh, aged about lG years, was shot
IN tic uIpcr pant Of tie breast the ball entering the
Ing. lie wouId is considered very dangerous.
Ne have already meLt, noC the case OF MI Albert
g. Clark who 'esided on Exeter street near Fayet e.
lie wss taken to DR.. bcrts where upon examin 4on
II Iehtd that he bell had Severed the emore artery
ed ven. lie died While being removed to his father ;
rtsiGence ~ above.
J,.,lh Willis was shot before the riot commencel-
No ha tnteiIug his "a lie was attended by d..
MCGHry.
r0lh NellS. rCeIC9G on french street, was SuOt
Tho e az 90 injured that he will prob ably be unable
To I,cuu,e Lis business for some time. lie Is undor
charge # DR.. McGGDan
j. Incs Morrow received ball in one leg the
knee iont-Corg well under tie care OF DE. Whit
rdL e and Warner
John KanOuth during tie Old Town riot was shot in
he lrtdsi the ball stkny IA rib and passing round
lodging about The tpine. He is also 10 charge OF D.:
Warner, Who does not deem his injury of dangerous
character.
~ the Eighteenth Wardpol- Mr.. Oliver Perrin wa,
EL,tkcd down end very badly beaten, without the
slightest prov, csiiou. His AGED father who was pres
eli ald lnteIiered to protect him. also assaulted
old not permitted 20 vote.
A German bal er on Conway strAet WA attacked at
tie Sixteenth Ward polls, very severely beaten and
al III the leg.
W. regrot To- -tate hat Mr.. Walker who resided in
the Sixth Ward, + uirnount, died yesterday
ing about O'clock after having endured great IA n.
He rectiytda nusket ball IN the lde, which penetrated
tie liver.
ueI,capifulatcn Of tie killed and wounded is rs
follows: Killed, ); wounded, supposed fatally, l.;
wounded g2-total il3.
FrxgR.Ls.-Tle funeral Of the late Washington
psdv ho was shot IN the day of the election took
ylacc Yesterday morning al 10 o'clock from the rest
deute of hi- parents Ai-quih street, near North
Cav sJoot above Monument. In addition 10 large
humber t relatives aud persona friends the American
tTo II h,h,nl Clubs present and &C 3ompanied
v martial music toll wed the body 10 the Baltimore
Gene tery, where The n'crment took place
Tie sane iticsl assoc lons attended tue tuneri!
Of tie Youth james " OOd-. Yesterday afternoon from
hertsid,pce OF his parents On Orleans street, near
Bod
AIci b Clark wac buried yesterday morning dom
Liz lareiis' re- deuce on Exeter .tieet
Tie H., nbers Of franklin Lodge No. :, Order d
OGd. Fellows Yesterday afternoon attended tie funeral
If II cir deceased brother menbc., Dir. joseph Yer
iaLGeis.