The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-05-04

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but not seriously hurt AZ -
| John Finney, leg broken and otherwise in
jured;
-- Maroney, who resides near the peni-
tertiary, had his left ankle dislocated and his
right thigh fractured also, fracture about the
shoulder;
I. K. Lyon, Governor street, confusion about
throat-spitting blood; isa
1 Hon. Thomas s. Bococl, formerly Speaker of
the House of Representatives in Congress, now
Of Lynchburg, left leg broken;
William Burwell (colored), badly hurt-not
ascertained to what extent;
William Fontaine (colored), bruised and cut
about the foot face, and head;
F. A. Hope, foot dislocated
J. II. Kelly, ESQ.,, of the Fredericksburg
Herald, and member of the House of Delegates,
| injured severely;
Colonel Charles Ronald, formerly of the
Twenty-seyenth Virginia infantry, Old Stone
wall brigade, leg broken and otherwise injured;
J. N. Stubs, member from Gloucester, wound
ed severely about the head
Stith Boiling, ESQ.,, member from Lunenburg,
slightly hurt;
Colonel George w. Boiling, of Petersburg,
badly injured internally;
| John A. McCaul, member of the House from
| Roanoke, slightly bruised; ~
rit1nuSn, Vi fredericksburg, seriously
| injured;
William A. Smith, Esq., of Gloucester, severe
cut on the head;
Lawson Nunnally, ESD, slightly injured
Major John S. Calvert, leg broken before the
| knee; 81
DIR. Campbell, of Shenandoah, slightly in the
| head, shoulder, and leg; $3.50 ~
- Murphy, No. 100 jackson street. serious
| " hurt; fs1f b
- Cartwright, Broad between II and T
| streets, seriously; .i.a
R. R. Howison, Esq, attorney at law, severely
bruised about the body; III 20 al
Senator Charles Horndon, of Fredericksburg
cut on side of his head-wounds supposed not
to be serious but painful 49,, (
W. A. Maury, ESQ.,, attorney at law, bruised
about the body slightly; ~.
Attorney-General W. c. Taylor slightly in
jured; ss a
Major Il. N. Bell, of Staunton, a member of
the House, arm broke; 5t go =
DIR. Sherman, guest at Ford's Hotel, slightly J.
Henry Bell, member Of the House, serious
| ly Wounded r-eis a 5fs
A. s. Mckinney, of Fredericksburg, serious
". He is well cared for at Fords Hotel
II. Horace Lopez, OF Baltimore, two ribs bro
ken;
George S. Green, Esq, of Fredericksburg,
slightly;
Joseph R. Robinson carpenter, seriously hurt
| in face and bpdy ;--..ss.--z..-..---l 80
William Matthews, of Loudoun, slightly in
DR.. Burgess, q member Of the House from
Southampton, slightly injured but not seriously;
F. Manhood, Of Giles. member of the Honses
| slightly bruised !; - e
J. c. Shelton, member from Stafford, badly
| bruised; 4 w. -
w. Z. Campbell guest at the Exchange,
from Virginia, is slightly injured and bruised
Mr.. Thomas R. Joynes, son Of Judge William
7. Joynes, is slightly injured and is at the Ex-
change; iii' y 'H.'
General NJ D. Corse is only slightly injured;
Robert Beverly, severely though not DANCE
rously; r l I'D. r.
| S. B. Jacobs, badly hurt-could not learn the
extent of his injuries; y, ii4-..5
Henry a. Peasants, of the Dispatch, bruised
but not seriously hurt;
Joseph Terrell, cut in face and seriously in
jured in back;
W. c. Duncan, ESQ.,, agent of the New York
and Virginia Steamship Company, and also a
member of the City Council, was very seriously
injured AT one time yesterday it was thought
he could not live through the day; but at late
hour of the evening, we are glad to say, his con-
dition slightly improved, and hopes are
entertained of his recovery;
P. D. Glenn, badly wounded;
Sergeant Hull badly wounded; ~
-Cavanaugh, badly wounded %"
Sergeant Terry, of the police, badly wounded;
Mike Doyle, slightly injured; b
| John Davenport, merchant, slightly injured;
Walter Haines, Henrico, only slightly injured;
Rev. George W. Motley, of Caroline, slightly
hurt;
Rush Burgess, collector of internal revenue,
badly hurt = Z Z
Richard Roane and brother, James Roane, of
Charles City, not very badly hurt;
George L. Christian, attorney at law, slightly
injured;
Capt. W. B. Smith, face cut, not serious
Capt. Wilkinson, of the police, head bruised,
arm fractured and leg injured; ~,
P. II. Keenan,, slightly bruised;
E. Fowler, of the Bristol Ners, slightly
bruised
| II. Bowen, of Tazewell county, Scared on
forehead; '2
| W. c. Elan, newspaper correspondent, arm,
broken and otherwise injured; 70 3
| W. D. Chesterman, of the Petersburg hsder,
very seriously injured, but to what extent we
| could not ascertain;
John Keegan, slightly wounded in shoulder;
r. D. Mccoy, of Petersburg, painfully wound
| ed in back, and foot dislocated !; fe
| IlsiiSho Ureen, Dauly injured; 5ns 500
Otis Deane, of the Gas Works, slightly hurt
in side 4.
- Phillips, slightly injured;
Judge Nowlin, Of Carroll county, shoulder
dislocated and otherwise injured;
DIR. Thompson member from Hanover, cut
about the head and bruised badly =.
l. Alcides Jones, Louisa county, breast and face
very much bruised
John NJ Murray, First National Bank, leg
| broken; ~ =. ,s7'
| Daniel Strasberry, wounded in face and hands !;
Thomas Il. Langford, badly wounded in face
and head
Chas Mosely very badly wounded in head;
/ P. K. Jones, colored, considerably but not
| seriously hurt;
John Wilson, not seriously hurt; ii51i
Peter w. Ralston, formerly city auditor, bad
| ly hurt.
| We have the following names but could not
ascertain the extent or the nature:
Henry Cannon; r l,of.l
B. H. Beekman; ..t.
| A. D. Leffew, severely; M
Thomas E. Wilson; n
William Mothern;
M. T. Anderson;
800 AntilOtti;
Daniel Wren 5a9sf ~.
H H. Frogarthy; e ~ ~ RI 80 Z
Teacny w. urattan, Esq, attorney ~ law, was
hurt, but we have not ascertained the extent;
| Captain Charles Epps, hurt badly in the head,
Isaac 4. Hunter, (colored,) messenger for city
council slightly hurt; ,5.e l. No
Daniel Bradford, Jr., conclusion Of brain Il
William 7. Richardson, printer, wounded in
head;
r. T. Howard, wounded in neck and left leg;
/ L. NJ. Porter severe bruise on left shoulder;
John I. Holt, internal injuries;
S. Schleisher, Broad Street, injured about
z head;
Thomas Cullingsworth severely bruised about
body;
Senator Kendrick, right shoulder injured and
rib broken; f, IS
J. T. Chase, slightly wounded in chest;
Il John Hart, of Rockets, injured internally;
Thomas Carroll, bruised in left side;
W. R. Tompkins, injured slightly in back;
W. B. Wheely, left shoulder bruised;
Policeman W. E. Williams, seriously hurt;
Charles W. Gentry, seriously hurt. "a
Among the wounded, we regret to state that
Moses p Handy, of the Dispatch, was painfully
hurt though not seriously. Mr.. Handy was in
| iured about the throat and bruised about the