The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-17
LIST Of IEiils.i aIs,l lIS55aliilIed /, 5ohns.


Letitia Conan, Mrs. Winter, girl, name
unknown, John Marsh, Samuel Man
sell, Lizzie TrHber, Frank Sibert, Mrs.
Which.
WoUNEED-William Doubt, in side;
Christ. Colburn, nose broken; - Orm-
er, month and shoulders; Rev. Mr..
Brown, arm bruiseds Mrs. Thos. Quinn,
internally and seriously; Mrs. Fromald,
internally; Mrs. Parry, internally; Mrs.
Lewis, seriously in head; Mrs. Tyler,
shoulder dislocated; Mrs. Alex. Roger,
arm, side and head, not dangerously
Mrs. Walsh, head and b0ck badly
bruised David ellis, head and leg;
David Hite, slightly; Jas. b. McCright,
nose crushed and injured internally; j.
III. Trabert, head and side; Mary Trabert,
seriously; 4. l.. Hunt, severely; Mary
Quinn, leg broken; William Gels, leg
bruised; Edward Cartwright, badly
bruised; Hen. Scher, slightly; George
B. Lucas, ankle, seriously; Thomas j.
Petriken, badly in chest; Ed. Ralph,
knee and breast, slightly; Mary Norris,
leg and arms broken; Libbie SwanlS,
slightly; Capt. John II. Reed, slightly;
Richard Bennett, slightly; Geo. Ketter-
ing, thigh broken; Daniel McPike, leg
6rokeni Michael McCabe, anklei DR..
Sheridan, severely; Rev. ThoWas Jen-
kins, seriously Thomas Morgan, seri-
ously; Daniel Jones, slightly in knee
and nose; Francis LockY, of Croyle,
slightly; Robert ii. Canaan, slightly;
Owen McCabe, both legs broken, seri-
ously; Isaac Smell, slightly; VIM. Mil
Ter, seriously; Caspar Killion, serious
~; Mrs. David Creod, slightly; D. w.
Goughnour, ribs broken; Mary Shep-
ard, slightly; Mrs. Charles Barnes,
slightly; Annie Suppes, left wrist
broken and head hurt; George Hagar,
cad badly; Lieut.. John b. Hay, arm
broken; Nicholas Cannon, shoulder and
Mrs. Parsons, back badly; John Rob-
erts, ex-Sheriff, slightly; John ID. Rob-
erts, Slightly; Maggie Graham, should
er broken;g Mrs. Bridget Graham,
slightly; Lieut.. II. Fl. Robinson, leg
broken; Charles Zimmerman, ST., Sc
riously; Jacob Zimmerman, slightly;
Mrs. James Downey, seriously; Title
Fend, collar-bone broken; Lucy Ever
good, arm broken; Kate Bridges, leg
broken; Mrs. Wunderly, back and arm
seriously; jacob Fend, nose broken;
Adam Kettering, jr., leg broken; Rev.
Evans, slightly; Josiah Fulson, leg
broken and injured internally; Samuel
Viewers child seriously; Mary
Livingston, seriously; Theodore
FockIer,, slightly; Maggie Kenly,
slightly; John Sees, rib broken /;
John Mcclellan, slightly; n. Hart
zell, ankle; Miss Parry, slightly; VIM.
Buker, head and side; james Williams,
~
John White, jr,. slightly; Margaret Dali
ly, thigh bruised; Peter Stormer, leg
broken; .ThOnas Butler, thigh bruised:
- Gore, slightly; Emanuel Young.
seriously internally; Henry Walters, of
Summerhill, badly in the breast; j. w.
Myers, of Croyle, not seriously; Nath.
Horn, seriously; VIM. Palmer, ST.,
slightly; VIM. Palmer, Jr., and John
Palmer, slightly; Wesley Greene, badly
in breast; Mrs. Moses, of Prospect, bad
ly in back; Daniel Berkey, (English,)
leg broken; Robert Pritchard, of Cam.
bria City, leg broken; John Cox, ESQ.,,
leg; Henry Walters, leg and arm bro
ken; Dennis Canaan, leg and face badly;
Frank Dibert, leg broke; Letitia Canaan,
daughter Off. "a. Canaan, fatally injured;
Lowman Barclay, slightly; little son of
Samuel Lenhnrt, not seriously; Rose
Gels, seriously; Barbara Gels, slightly;
John Title, back badly; Rev. B. l.. Ag
Sarah Gibson, both legs broken; e. f..
Lyle, of Ebensburg, seriously; Capt.
w. b. Ronacker, collar bone broken;
Jacob Hamilton, seriously in shoulner;
John III. Fisher, Esq, and child, Sc
vereIy; Henry NJ. Lewis, saddler, leg
slightly. Geo. Kohler, leg broken; Mrs.
Henry Fritz, Bruised; Peter Clarliris,
shoulder and thigh broken; Col. John
s. Buchanan, slightly; Louis Beemer,
bruised; John Brown, arm; Mary Ann
Rees, arm; David ID. Rees, leg broken;
Joseph Rodgers, leg broken; Joseph
slightly; Samuel and VIM. Dumfee, Sc
verely; Mrs. Sarah ii. McClay; Daniel
Mclaughlin, Esq, slightly; John Par
fit, seriously in breast; Daniel Umver-
sagnt, thigh broken; Daniel Nc
Kenna, both ankles dislocated; ia
face; Alexander and b. +. Cover, slight
ly; daughter of VIM. Bledsoe, seriously;
| Charles Taylor, dislocated hip; Robert
Bridges. leg broken, and cut seriously;
Horace +. Young, dislocated shoulder
and elbow; child of VIM. Layton, seri-
ously; John Pfarr, ribs and back, seri-
ously; Caspar Easily, severely; Frank
Benford, severely; Miss Vowinkle,
Slightly; Lizzie Harris, both shoulders
| broken, james Owen, arm broken and
chest bruised; James and Cyrus Title
severely; John Brady, leg broken; Miss
Susan Pringle, slightly; VIM. Hess,
leg, severely; James Howard, head cut;
Jonas f. Goughner, leg broken; two
children named Weaver, on the Is
land, injured; - Kinney, of Cone
maugh, bruised; VIM. Roland, head cut;
- Fisher, of Conemaugh, back
hurt, Mrs. John little, bruised; Har.
man Elzel, shoulder and leg slightly
William Young, ribs and arm; John
Power, ribs broken; Philip Better, oil
! Witmore, slightly; Emma and Willie
Kooken, hurt; j. NJ. Johnson, Internal
/ ly and seriously, Jennie Hunt, shout.
der;4 Willard Upton, slightly; Henry
Aldt, both legs broken; Plus BraddoclI
both legs broken: Mrs. Jacob Schultz
| arm broken; = Steiner, leg broken
John Stroup, arm broken; VIM Bowers
back; Albert and Anger KrausS, ankle
and breast; Andrew Beck, ankle; Geo
Turner, severely; Peter Hornick, head
and leg; Benjamin Andrews, hand
Mrs. Susannah Wild, head; John Der
key, leg broken; y. Horner and Marx
e. Luther, bruised; Frank Higgins, leg
Bruised w. Wilson, of Stoystown, side
1 W. 81. Watkins, ankle; Anna Williams
leg broken; Henry Owens, arms anC
Good, Jr., internally; Matilda Snyder
and son, Stoystown, slightly; Morgan
and Mrs. Rees; VIM. Welsh; Nichae
Bowen, Commissions; Henry Huddrich
seriously; Louisa Hawker, severely
Mrs. Charles Miller, RIBS; eX-Sherif
Buck, bruised seqerely; Henry Theice
arm broken; Henry Wiseman, arm
broken; Patrick Nevau, severely; JOIN
Kraft, bruised severely; Mrs. fMcDon
aid and two children; ii. s. Peelor, D
Cramer, Charles Randolph, Emma Coy
j Samuel Mansell, Andrew Greenwood
1 Jos. Shoemaker, Geo. Kincker, w. II
i Campbell, j. McNulty, Phineas Watson
James Dimond, Michael McNelly, al
slightly; Evan Jones, breast and leg
Patrick Owens, leg broken; Elijah But
Ter, leg, slightly.
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