Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-03
john Meagher, police
Il. P. Hulcc, police
William Cray, police
Hisbie, police
Schultz, police ;
John Carr, police.
THE WOUNDED.

THE WOUNDED.
II. K Ellyson, Mayor, bruised and stiff
ened by his fall;
William Allen, policeman, bruised about
the head. badly;
Judge Watts. of Norfolk, slightly wounded;
G. j. Woodson. of Goochland, and Colonel
McRae, cut and bruised slightly;
Colonel Wood Bouldin, cut on head and
face and badly stunned;
l.. II. Chandler. ESQ, right shoulder se-
verely and painfully strained and bruised
Mr. Chandler states that the impression of
his physician is that his shoulder is not dis
located;
Ex-Governor Wells, three ribs broken, and
severely bruised and cut;
Judge John r. Strother, of Culpeper, a
member of the House of Delegates. leg frac,
tured, and at late hour last evening was
doing well;
Captain G. W. Allen. harbor.master, cut
about the neck and bruised about the arm
and leg;
Hon. George William Brent, of Alexan-
dria, thigh broken and otherwise injured;
Sergeant Kendall ODwyer, Of the police,
arm broken and bruised aboutthe head-he
was also injured in the legs;
Captain William Pemberton, severely
bruised but not seriously hurt;
Hon. Thomas s. Bocock, formerly Speaker
of the House of Representatives in Congress,
now of Lynchburg, left leg broken;
j. H. Kelly, Esq, of the Fredericksburg
Herald, and member of the House of Dele-
gates, injured severely;
Colonel Charles Ronald formerly of the
Twenty>scventh Virginia infantry. Old Stone
wall brigade, leg broken and otherwise in
jured;
j. N. Stubs, member from Gloucester,
wounded severely about the head
Stith Boiling, Esq, member from Lunen-
burg, slightly hurt;
Colonel George w. Boiling, of Petersburg.
badly injured internally
John A. McCaul, member of the House
from Roanoke, slightly bruised
William A. Smith, Esq, of Gloucester,
severe cut on the head ;;
Lawson Nunnally Esq, slightly injured
Major John S. Calvert, left leg broken be-
low the knee;
DIR. Campbell of Shenandoah, slightly in
the head, shoulder. and leg;
r. r. ,Howison. Esq. attorney at law, Sc
verely bruised about the body;
Senator Charles Herndon, of Fredericks>
burg, cut on side Of his head wounds sup.
posed not to be serious but painful,
W. A. Maury. Esq. attorney at law, bruised
about the body slightly;
Attoruey>General w. g. Taylor, slightly
injured
Major H. NJ. Bell of Staunton, member
of the House, arm broken;
Henry Bell, member of the House, Sc
riously wounded
George S. Green, Esq, of Fredericksburg,
slightly;
William Matthews, of Loudoun, slightly
injured and bruised;
DIR. Burgess, member of the House from
Southampton, slightly injured but not Sc
r;ously;
F. w Mahood, of Giles, member of the
House, slightly bruised
j. G. Shelton, member from Stafford, badly
bruised
w. i. Campbell, a guest at the Exchange,
from Virginia, is slightly injured and bruised;
Mr.. Thomas i Joyncs. of Judge
William r. Joynes, is slightly injured, and is
at the Exchange;
General NJ. D. Corse is only slightly in
iured
Henry A. Peasants. of the Dispatch,
bruised but not seriously hurt;
w. G. Durham, Esq agent of the New
York and Virginia Steamship Company, and
also member of the City Council, was very
seriously injured. At one time yesterday i,
was thought he could not live through the
day. but at a late hour of the evening, we
are glad to say, his condition was slightly i'm.
proved, and hopes were entertained of his
recovery.
Sergeant Hull, badly wounded;
Sergeant Terry. of The police, badly
wounded
Walter IIaines, Henrico, only slightly in
jured;
+ Rev. George W. Motley, of Caroline, slight
ly hurt;
Bush Burgess, collector of internalrevenue,
badly hurt;
George j.. Christian, attorney at law, Slight
ly injured
Captain W. p. Smith, face cut, not serious
Captain Wilkinson, of the police. head
bruised, arm fractured. and leg injured
j.. Fowler, Of the Bristol NcWs, slightly
bruised
w. C. Elan, newspaper correspondent, arm
broken and otherwise injured;
W.D. Chesterman, of the Petersburg In8er,
very seriously injured, but to what extent we
could not ascertain;
Judge Nowlin, of Carroll county, shoulder
diSlucated and otherwise injured
DR.. Thompson, member from Hanover cut
about the head and bruised badly;
Peter w. RalstOn, formerly city auditor,
badly hurt.
Peachy R. Grattan, Esq, attorney at law,
was hurt, but We have not ascertained the
extent;
Captain Charles Erps, hurt badly in the
head;
William T. Richardson, printer, wounded
in the head;
Senator Kendrick, right shoulder injured
and rib broken;
Policeman W. E. Williams, seriously hurt;
Among the wounded, We regret to state
that Moses p. Handy, of the Dispatch, was
painfully, hurt, though not seriously. Mr..
Handy was injured about the throat and