, 1860-06-12

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The following is list of the wounded at e.
nanche, with a brief statement Of their conai,
tion on Tuesday evening, made from PERSONA
visit to each person injured:
Mrs. GreenIea, arm broken md otberw1so
severely injured; doing we'll -Four Of Mrs.
Gresnlsa,s children wounded, three et,t et them a
mum which will probably prore fatal.
Mrs. Dillon. severely injured; will recover.
Miss Dillon, bad flesh wound; will recover. =
Peter Dillon, bad flesh wound will recover.
Alice McKindrlck, bad flesh wound; Will re-
cover.
Peter Kruse, badly injured, Uranium fractured
and many severe flesh wounds; his recovery
doubtful.
Aber Clint, flesh wounds; not dangerous.
Mrs. Waggoner, flesh wounds; not dangerous.
Jacob Il. Gosh, flesh wounds; oad' nas not
dangerous. =,
Ms. j. Il. Gosh, severely injured; doing well |
Two children Of Ar. Gosh, considerably 1n-
Mra. Waggoner's boy, flesh wounds; not dan
Henry Otto, severe flesh wounds about the
| head. and otherwise badly bruised. Wife badly
bruised-t9o children slightly bruised; all doing
| we'll.
Mrs. Stoltenburgb, urn fractured and other
| wise badly bruised. F"o children eonsloerepis
Henry SnattocE. old gent; severely bruised
iu rather critical condition; will probably re-
cover.
Mrs; Kendall, said to be badly injured; not
visited.
rious parts wife badly bruised, both doing well
DnTid Miller, severely bruised, doing we'll
Mrs, A. N. Miller, left arm fractured and 9th.
erwise severely injured; will recover.
| Mrs Miller's child slightly injured.
Mr. B. Baily slightly injured.
Mrs. Baly, severely bruised on arms and
head; doing well.
gerous.
Josephine Durnham, slightly injured.
Charles 31udgett, son OF j. II, Nudgett-con-
cussion Of brain and internal bodily injury
hrs. Calvin Judd, very badly bruised, but
Oscar l.. Anthony and wife, not severely in
iured; child in rather dangerous condition..
Mr. Smally and wife, flesh wounds and brn1s'
Two Children Slightly injured
Mrs. George Chase, severely bruised.
John AEors, severely bruised IN rarions parts;
doing we'll
Mrs. peppers, bad wound in shoulder, not
| dangerous children, more or less injured
, ones arm broke; doing we'll.
Charles 0ris, badly injured; condition cslti
, Lena Hott, one arm Observation-Disclosures much
Catharine Seneca, badly bruised; doing well
: Bennett Junk and wife, slightly injured; no
Mr, e. G. Sessions md wife. very aeverel.
= bruised; daughter slightly injured.
;, II. G. Sessions, one arm broke, and badly IN
jured otherwise.
Walter Sessions. slightly Injured
r Alice Sessions, badly bruised:
- Arson G. Sessions, badly bruised.
Eugene and ". Sessions, slightly injured: i.
Mr. Sessions family oil doing well 3nd lkel
e tn recover.
b S. P. Haryee aud wife, badly bruised; nc
:. dangerous.
ie Il. ". Perkins, pretty severely injured; do'n
d. well.
E, ". Il. Day, fracture Of the Uranium, leg, m
E. iaw-otherwise severely cut and bruised, p1ecs
t. r1ous condition.
}e Mr. Sweareuger aud son, badly bruised IN
in | flesh oupds; not dangerous
n Mrs. Edminster, wife Of Kev. J, Edminste
h severely bruised, but not dangerous.
=, Mrs james Redfeld, severely bruised; dom
til we'll.
:, -Four children Of Mr.. Edmiuster, all pretty 5
be rerely injured; the youngest rather dangefoo
" so. -, roua
bruised-Tife severely ipjured-two cnnd1|
no slightly Injured; I'll doing well
IT. Vynan Wright and wife. severely 6rulse
re WriSSht'a child-leg fractured; comfortable;
D. The foregoing, being elGht5-three, We Uni
en- NAV be implicitly relied upon as g'Tlng u
ne names OF ali the wounded who were unable
up be about On Tuesday afternoon. Many mo
we're slightly Injured, but were able TO lea
!s their rooms Of such me made no note.