The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-14

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placed in the ambulance to keep them from injnring
one another. About 800 persons had gathered out.
against the Irishpeu that Capt. Byrnss had 70 ap-
poin. an escor, from b. enlesrs 70 ruard the an;
bu ance from assault. The crowd wss 90 interested
tha, It was after ~ o'clock before II dispersed.
rseLieKscs.
II Ia said that Capt. Ki,lsn OF the Twsptysscoa6
Pf eenct had been acquainted with the act that riot
70 AID n sng npSe action H% ine IN
neither did he no,fy Superintendent yourdan or the
% %S,p.sns " ms asHseSSSSoSa sSpesssaSsns
to the Thirtyfrst Precinct for particulars OF the
ARRAY. THIS shows there must have been negligence
somewhere. =. =.
rnr WOUNDED AND NAMED IN srLLrvus.
A SUN rep orter visited bellevue Hospital ye,,sr-
day. and went through the wards whore The men
who werc injured In the riot were ying. Just 10
was signing the discharge OF man named John
j hnson, VINO was brousht In yesterday morning
wife, who accompanied lin, stated that the wounds
were received BY a hll down stairs; bat The sur
sy s Ss.n n:sa Ne
doubt Johnsou. who, by the way, looks horourf-
paced rufhhn, was one Of the auaekeg party, 81
affair.
rBx wouNDxD.
The nrst ward visited contained three sufferers.
The hrst Of these Thomas Murray about 20 years Of
age. -M shot In the face with revolver, the ball
sill remaininE In bis jaw the surgeons not having
Decn hDle 10 extract IL. lie has or TWO ugly
wounds on hts scalp he states that he had no coa.
nestton With either party, ard wac PASSING along
rmynnsh sn street. Just ., the junction OF o m,ynn
knew what his object was drew a revolver aod shot
mark, "You'rc one OF them, you Papal son OF ab--
I'll a1 you" The man then pulled the trigger again.
but the revolver missed nre, whereupon he struck
| him heavily the head several times with the butt
ert, knocking him sebseess TO the ground. Murray,
although considerably d-Ggured, is not dangerously
| hurt. On ouch at corner OF the ward was n
truly pitiable spestabls On u lay We smost AZ mani,
| OF age His heal WAS literally
FOUNDED TO JELLY,
| and his features were frichtfuily dishgured. He
| was inseosiblc when brought to tne hospital but
found necessary to psco him In a strait jacket, He
shows no signs OF life, with the single exception tina:
| his leg twitehes eonvusively every few seconds.
To protect his bruised aud bleeding head from the
attacks OF the flies with which the hospital Is In
tested, Eauze screen had been placed over his head
feeling, and his death Is only question of tue.
he hss not yet been Identified but an Orange badge
| was found In his pocket lie was dressed in li-Lt
| tweed coat and black pants aud vest
The third victim Of the riot In this ward was
Samuel Smith, about thirtyhye years OF age, whose
head also battered In with bludEeons. He Is an
| Orangenan, and attended tue picnic, aud was as.
TSsn h% ssy8s Sysns rk state,
had no apprehension az any riot but also
remarked that a great number n Of The % Orange; e;
a row, from which II may be inferred that
some idea OF what going TO take place did exist
amona them. In abother ward the first patient was
man named William Kane, AGED 81 yeSrs, who had
received rome exceedingly DANGEROUS injuries. lie
was set upon by party Of orangemen at the corner
OF Eighty-sxth street. who struck bin several times
| with clubs, and one OF them
STABBED hin IL THE HIP
with a dasger or long knife He managed % "a.
cape from them, however, Gnd eri sled into bnsh
but when he found the blood sprtinR out IRON tic
wound ho became fearful that he would die from
loss Of blood, and accordingly made his way with
great difnculty 10 the police station, where hi'
vue. Al one time 1t was though, that Kanr's inju
res would prove fatal, but he rallied somewhat yes
.erdas and when ssen by our rsporer wa nd
His name Is Robert Mutt Of Gaosevoort street
s .ess ss oTa In r..sIsS
sKvxs WOUNDS ON rHE HEAD.
| which presented a horrible appearance and looked
blunt instrument Mutt took his wife and child
with him but owing to the crowded state OF thS
escaped unhurt. On an upper story we're Two more
patients. one Of these, john Heron. a 5rASny,
Muscular man about ~ years OF age. had been beat
on so badly that
| HIS SKULL WAS FRACTURED,
while both eyes were almost closed up. He is an
Orangeman and gives a similar version 10 the otcri
rant Of this ward is John Shields OF Hastings, /
snoemaker who Ia also suffering from frig il'ul In
daughter, a little girl about years old, lie Wa.
leaving The tark intending to take car down wheI
gang OF ruf9ns spiqns upon Lin. lie was strncs
two or three times with heavy clubs, and also will
"a sLuSG SHOT,"
and would probably have been killed had It not beer
ior party Of orapgemen coming Sp and dver,in:
the A,tenuon OF bis as.gants, HIS vile seiz,n. y,
scene Of the 6ghi, and as he was now insensibio
dragged him bleeding across Central Park to Tire
avenue, whence he was carried TO Bellevue. The
oor woman, who was evidently in great grief, wa,
nursin ing her husband At the hospital.
rnB DEATH ROLL.
In sddition 10 the list published IN yesterday.
dying from fracture OF the skull, caused by heinG
struck With paving stones: The he, hr.t Of these hes"
on Tuesday night. He leaves
WIFE AND FoUR CHILDREN
to mourn him. The second Patrick Kane, died =
twenty minutes past yesterday afternoon. ii,
thus ie = victim TO his own folly. This makes the
number OF those actually known as killed nye
more will also die A large number Of men and
women had a. cir wounds dressed on Tuesday nigh
BesyT9 but there % Is no dsso, sasoa That th1 10 ma
their own homes. The ofhcias and surgeons a
the hospital, However, were almost run on me tmei
wnoni, with ons or two exceptions had heen Gu
about the head and face with stones, bricks,
night to the hospital, and were discharged In th
morning. go - ~,
at Lin rGrkis Il. Crowley, of Bloomin:dale, nea
Sixty eighth street
THR VERY LATEST.
Two more OF ths unfortunate Elm Park rio,er
, sre adde. to the list OF tie dead. They NOR
tails wouded, and taken TO Bellevue Hospital
werc they died yesterday. Patrick Kane, Catholic
! who resided in Eighty .nnh street. between Mint
and Tenth avenues, was terribly maogied by blow
from clubs when he was received into tie hospital
| He leaves a vie and four children
Francis Wood, an OradSemln, who resided AT OF
| East Tweny-seventh street, was wounded simi
= | larry. lie leaves a wife, but no children.
| Among the number now remaining, mere - on
! | whose death has been hourly expected. lie wa
pummelled almost TO jilly with clubs and stones
but his strong constitution Las so far prevailed owe
| his wounds. lie is an unknown man, about
years OF age He was very respectfully dressed an
bore on his person the ropnns ana ISe snsga sns
| survive much longer.
Those who are now 10 hospital are Jno. Shear
| William CAIN Patrick Mutt Samuel Smith, Tho'
j. | Murray, and Jno. HerDn. dozen had their wound
J. dressC d then, and them went to their homes.