New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11

It. 4 Fourth ward rvuss armed with su Ak rusaed n,
ana knocne1 MIN In the head crushing In his skull
ceyed two ana S ss. HO0sa nan H h' T
Professor Of hathem..c. tn the Institute COoref
honsh On bs stween Ninth and Tenth Az
very liberal education in th. city 1t the high schoo
Gen. wsgners Fifth Brigade, With the s.nI N Ms,or
Ills father Ct one time was pastor OF the Presbyterian
@ on pastor the since =
town. n J. He BOW occupies position under the ma
Seventh and st. was shot in tho ss b. xbS
John Faisst, age 20, residing at No. a o,,o,a..
Frsnfforis was shot in the Zip at Eighth and nssf
w se face sad On q a.
Charles Johnson oolored was shot in the face and
VIM Perry. coored. was shot in the hip on Lombard
bernard Bork, residing at No. ia South Sixth st. Wa
shot in the shoulder by another white man.
struck in the stomach by brick, on EmeIine-st
Mr. Robert Cooper, age 90 years, residing At No M
shoulder and the end Of his light thumb was cut on
Wm Badstom ago 81 years. residing at No so's Front
&C. %s' p IN s eeeS re- edne w No. Sos
was struck with brick ON Brownst. between Fourth
Henry Lewis, aged n, residing at No 1sa Adhison+A.
sts., was beaten At Eighth and shippensts.
stephen Baker a. shot IN the sds On Linbard-,s
smashed by being thrown on 8 step.
George West, residing In Alaskast, was shot in the
John Hardness. residing on Pinest, between Eighth
and Seventh-sts., seriously shot 10 the head
james McAnally, aged "a years, reading at No ats
Lombard st.. was struck in the head with brick.
ii. b. Marshall was injured In the foot.
Joseph CrOzier, age g. was struck On the head WIN
brick
Michael Reilly was shot in the DOSe.
William Cannon cut In the side.
Frank Cannon was shot In the neck.
William Barr was struck on the head
In the above list OF wounded, the Of only
whites occur After the riot the streets in a tent
BILE condition. Dense crowds wended their way tho
scene which gave evidences Of pitched battle. Brick
bats Of all sorts and sizes were scattered about.
and In many places psvingstones had been
wrenchod from their places to furnish material for
tide conflict Several empty revolyers were picked upI
oos Of blood marked tho place where the poor vctun
had been dragged The military were ordered under
arms but by O'Clock the fighting ceased At one time
almost the entire police force OF the city were on tho
ground.
In the 9Th. 9Th. and 7th Divisions OF the six3enth
Ward ong took place just prior TO the closing or tho
polls In several the books and papers were
stolen Shots were exchanged. and ono man wounded
Ths Precincts named Republican, and the attack was
made by Democratic roughs In one precinct no votes
were received after O'Clock.
This evening" q beer saloon, No. s4s South Secondst.
was completely out by gang Of rioters and Police
man Dingler was shot At Front and Moore
named Lyman and Burrows. shot, but not dange'-
ousy.
During the day, in the Fourth and Fifth Wards, ths
eoored voters complained Of being intimdated anu an
application made TO Judge Allison, who suggested
Mayor the proprety Of changing the police on duty
in the Fifth Ward. which DONE At one division OF
the Fourth Ward voting suspended for half an hour
by the police. A novel mode OF assailins colored
voters was adopted in this Ward by pelng them with
-four.
In the Fifteenth Ward, Miss Carrie 8. Burnham having
been eyiousy Registered rendered her vote She
accompanied by her counsel Mr.. Kileorc the Judge In
formed her that he not to receive her yo
After q long argument, the lady proceeded 30 tho
Court OF Common Pleas, and made application to tho
Bench for o ndndamus. Judge Allison refused TO hear
the argument stating that he had no power to issue
randamus This not the place 10 argue the ques-
ton ia legal vote refused, he had his action OF
prosecution against election officers to fall back upon
In this opinion Judge Allison upheld by his brother
Judges, and the matter ended.