Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-11-14


failed on the Eighth ward party, and drove
,bem Up through the market, accompanied
by perfect voiIeys Of musketry, and the oc-
easional discharge Of swivel. The fight
ing ttrough the market was continued with
ta. little irtermissicn, up to dark, when
! both parties retired.
During the time Of tie kat,le, tho follow
ing persons we're carried to the apotheeary
chop of Mr.. Joseph Roberts, corner Of Hsr-
ford avenue and the York Rad, where they
we're attended By DR.. z. j McGary, their
wounds dressed, aud taken home By their
friends
Philip Dagner, an lrishuap, received a
ball IL the back, on the left side, jast below
l.e shouldtrblade, which it IS thougtlt will
result fatally.
Charley Smith, one of the Eighth wlrd
party, was shot through the left arm, tearing
cut considerable of the flesh. He is one Of
the hands in the Tobacco Warehouse, No. 2.
John Kinsey, an Irislnan, received a ball
through his thigh and one in his back
Badly wounded.
Henry Shutter Was badly wounded IN Ike
forehead, aui the ball could not be found.
Join Meter, WHO resides on Constitution
street, received bad wound IN the arm.
Samuel Smith, residing in Entaw street,
.sss shot in the leg above the knee, the bone
icing badly broken.
HYDE Mitchell received shot 10 his side,
and had tie ii,tle Gager of his right hand
badly broken.
-Hulbrook was shot in the back, but
bis EOund is not considered dangerous.
Joseph Brewn, residing in Briton street
near Monument, was shot III the knee.
4 German living at No. "a MeEiderry
street, was shot through the knee.
Samuel Jackson, living in Monument
street, near Gag, received slug ia the
;blgh A boy was brought in wounded in
ihe breast, it was thought fatally. The
above wers all parties engaged in tue Demo-
cratic fighting gang from the Eighth ward.
John Ryan was slightly wounded, ball
carrying away his toe.
A man named Willis, residing in French
street, received ball in bis leg.
William Wiliiap's, one Of the Eighth
ward party received a spike shot from a
ssivel, tearing away the flesh AMI bone of
bis right leg below Tie knee.
Albert B. Clark was shot near Orleans
street, tFe ball entering his thigh, aud rup-
turing the fenoral aetery. He died.
Among those wounded on the side Of the
American rioters, we're the following:
Huzelberger, genteely dressed
yonpg man, was ahot in Dreams street. sup
posed to have had no part in the fgAt.-
Wounds supposed TO be mortal.
John Hanpt reas carried 10 bis hone, bad
y wounded, IN Caroline. near Mulberry ST,
Calender Patterson, boz was sho,
through the arm.
Thouas Bartlett was shot 10 the face,
the bill lodging 10 tie back Of his head
dangerously wounded. lie was taken to
lis residence in Fayette street, near jack
son square.
Washington Dalo was sho, through fhe
boly, anl d;ed in few moments.
- Norris, boz residing at 40 TIol-
land street, was shot in the leg, producing
8 assb wound.
Woods, boy, living il o.ieaas street.
sas shot through the chest, He is thought
to be moriaily wounded.
Thomas Murray received shot in The
Aip, causing severe wound.
Police officer Stephens vas stot in the
groin, receiving painful but not dangerous
wound.
Niebolas Gill, T57 West Baltimore street
Fas shot iu the right eyebrow, not seriously.
Samuel Miskinuis, 214 East Lombard
street, received bali under the left collar
tone. His wound is considered mortal
Baltimore .insricdR.