The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-30
Major j. W. Daniel, House Of Delegates, slightly,

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David Strawsberg seriously Injured.
Charles II. Langford, badly wounded tn the
back and head.
Thomas Mosey, badly wounded in the head.
John H. Lewis, colored barber, badly cut about
~. A. T. PEBBLES, severe wound in the head.
P. II. Hoy, Manchester, leg broken.
VIM. A. Page, severely injured.
Thos. Nowlan, Jr, slightly.
P. keenan,. tobaccontst, severely.
R. D. Bevill, seriously hurt.
Captain Charles H. Eppes, police force badly
injured.
r. r. Grattan, slightly.
RR Howison, slightly.
James II. Clark, colored, janttor OF the Senate,
badly hurt.
Peter D. Glinn, seriously.
Sergeant Hull, of the police, slightly.
Sergeant Terry, police, badly.
Captain Pemberton, badly.
John Davenport, seriously.
- Dalby seriously.
Captain Henry Bowen, OF Tazewell, severely
about head and shoulders.
WillIam Smith cut and bruised about the head
Thomas NJ. Binford and Mathew Blair, OF Rich
mond, were also bruised and cut about the head:
C. ]. Woodson, OF Goochland, cut and bruised
Colonel Wood Bouldln, cut on head and face and
badly stunned.
William S. wood, timer, slightly wounded in
william Allen, policeman, bruised about the
william Green, hurt severely about the head
and arms.
Joseph Allen, watchmaker injured about the
head and body, and supposed Internally.
Judge Watts Of Norfolk, slightly.
james II. Watts, colored, barber and porter az
the Senate, severely hurt about the head and
chest.
Winston Rogers. seriously in the head and arm.
william Fontaine (colored.) bruised and cut
about the foot. face and head:
and member OF the House Of Delegates, severely.
j. n. stubbs, member from Gloucester, severely
about the head.
Stith Boiling Esq.,, member from Lunenburg,
slightly. u,,,, ,.,n,
Roanoke, slightly.
VIM. A. Smith, Esq, OF Gloucester, severe cut
Mike Doyle, slightly.
John Davenport, merchant, slightly
Walter Haines, OF Henrico slightly.
Rev. George W. Motley, OF Caroline, slightly;
George L. Christian, attorney at law, slightly.
Captain W. B. Smith. face cur, not serious
JOHN Keegan, slightly injured In shoulder.
R. d. Mccoy, OF Petersburg, painfully wounded
In back, and foot dlslocated.
Pisigno Green badly.
- Phillips, slightly.
L. IL. Chandler, ESQ.,, right shoulder severely
strained. .,,,+
the neck and bruised about the arm and leg.
Sergeant Kendall O'Dwyer, OF the police, arm
broken and bruised about the head; he was also
injured !Enomaa In Gonna4s fae Ieas; seriously.
John Flnney, leg broken and otherwise In
jurcd. ,.o,.,,
nv, had his left ankle dislocated and right thlgn
fractured; also, fracture about the shoulder
william Matthews. OF Loudoun, slightly.
DR.. Burgess, member OF the House from South
a'FpiS.M FL W. MaSood of Giles, member Of the House,
sQhtly.
]. c. Shelton, member from Stafford, badly:
W. E. Campbell, 8 guest at the Exchange, from
M. Sh, Thomas mas r. Joynes son Of Judge VIM. T.
Joynes slightly.
Robert Beverly, severely.
S. B. Jacobs, badly. ,.,,..,
Judee Nowlin, OF Carroll County, shoulder dis
located and otherwise Injured: u 49,.
DR.. Thompson, member from Hanover, cut
about the head and bruised badly.
Acdes Jones, Louisa County, breast anu lace
'. John I'M N. Murray, First National Bank, leg bro
p. K. Jones, colored, considerably but not seri-
ously hurt.
John Wilson, not seriously.
- Cannon.
B. II. Beckman.
Thomas f. Wilson.
William Mothern.
NJ. T. Anderson.
ID. Antilott.
II. H. Fogartey.
Policeman W. E. Williams, seriously.
DR.. Campbell, Of Shenandoah, slightly in the
'eau w I Murphy, No. ios Jackson street, severely
- Cartwright, Broad, between and
streets, seriously. ,.,.
Senator Charles Herndon, 0l FREDERICKSBURG,
cut on side OF his head.
W. A. Maury. Esq, attorney NJ law, orulseu
about the body sg htly. -,.,.,uu .or,ou.,r
George S. Green, of Fredericksburg, slightly.
loseph Robinson, carpenter, seriously.
Attorney General w. e. Taylor, slightly injured.
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RICHMOND, April 20.
There were twelve funerals to-day of the
victims by the late disaster, Including that OF
f. ri. Schofcld, city assessor, and brother OF
General Schofleld, which was y,, ATTENDED oo,, oy y
nearly two thousand persons. The funerals OF
the collector of city taxes, Julius A. Hopson,
and the chief of the fire department, William
A. Charters were also largely attended. The
corpse of the latter was conveyed on an en-
CINE, and all of the other engines were IN the
procession.
letter has been written to General Candy
by Governor Walker, thanking him for his
kindness In furnishing surgeons Tor the
wounded.
4 telegram has been received by the SeGre-
tary of State from Mayor Fox, Of Philadelphia,
stating q subscription was being raised IN tnat
city for the sufferers, and that Mr. Childs, OF
the Public Ledger, has headed It with $lO00.
merchant of Chicago has also addressed
letter to the proper committee to draw on him
Tor the necessary funds.
A large delegation from Petersburg arrived
this afternoon tol attend the obsequies OIL the
victims.
The funeral of DR.. j. B. Brock, of the En-
ouIrer and Examiner, was attended By u large
humber OF persons, including delegation OF
the Washington press.
Both Houses OF the Legislature met To-Day,
the senators In their chamber and the dele
gates on the southern portico. They adopted
a resolution to meet at the Exchange Hotel
temporarily. The death of Senator Bland was
announced and appropriate eulogies pro-
nonnced by the Conservative members
The registration bill was passed
Mann Calvert, ex-treasurer of the Stale, anu
W. C. Dunham, of New York, are dying from
their injuries
At 6p. NJ. all of the city property In the
hands of Mayor Chahoon was surrendered 10
Mayor Ellyson, in accordance with the decision
of the Supreme Court.
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