The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

sons saloon The bali had entered the left breast
just above the heart AS he was lad upon tne no0s
right through the body. He lived but q Few mo- 20
ments; The body was taken to his residence, ~
ceved 1t distracted with grier. MIR. Elter had, Just
before ne was Shot Walked TO the locality WIN TWO
e oes oS ps ss lar s AZ Wy as % $
disturbance, having in fact had no Time TO DC
So II even 50 disposed the melancholy vi Si19re OF
ranging from one to fourteen years Of age HIS age
was about forty.two years Henry Merau was also
standing on Exchange street. in front or warneld
Co.'s Oil store at the moment, or as some assert
ana therefore not at all involved In the riot He
was taken into Hugn Devitt's saloon, corner Of
Spring and Court streets, where Dr. Langworthy at
tended him. The bullet struck him In front pierc.
Ing the stomach. He also died IN few minutes
Bartlett Street and the body was taken TO his resi-
dence. He was a CABINET maker by trade and
young saSo Sears O. sc taken John Hecn
shot through the cali Of the right leg. He was al.
tended BY Or. Langworthy, He Is lanorer ana Sa
was walking along Exchange street when shot, and
had nothing to do with the riot lie lives In No. 80
LOUIS HAMP AND ELIAS swANroN.
street, and cared for ~ Drs W. s. Ey ana W. Y.
bullet I penetrai I 'nG the iI%h lie was aiso
struck N the left arm, near the elbow.
sicians declared that tne arm would probably
have to be ampuiated; aud this, together with the
S a. ne S ne 1 MS ae
young man, laborer, and lives az No Bay street.
s as far ssn ri Inc nUI
when the troops charged, having received q
wq S0 s 70 me %k Sss hs
young man under twenty. John Nolan was
another victim. He was shot down and
Mays Hospital. Drs. cafro and Casey attended
him. He was shot through the right lung and right
Pinnacle avenue. Joseph Kohle is the last Of the
victims as far as ascertaned. The ball entered an
S e an as e b n
cessariy fatal. Tie Injured man was attended by
Dr.; aovey, 70 whose ONCE :. he was brought the
and resides at No. kirk street, IN the Fourteenth
ward.
around the places into which some OF the dead and
wounded had been carried, and bitter threats were
ns to along i the soon aer Ss
was noticed ana the infurlated crowd made rush
for him. He was fam TO seek shelter 10 the Krem.
more OF his pursuers waited before the hotel for
long time In the hope that he would come out. 1t Is
needless to say that he left the building by another
Ali the police were called together by order Of the
Commissioners, and detachment under command
OF Captain Sullivan was sent to the scene.
MORE FIRING.
rAd hs fps twelve cok some snofs were again
ing at the corner of Court and Exchange streets,
and at them the shots seem to have been directed.
The crowd were not making any demonstrations or
annoying the soldiers in any shape.
WERE SOME OF THE MILITIA DRUNK
We have set out to give as near may be truth
full account OF the whole proceeding, and therefore
are compelled to state that the grave charge OF
drunkenness Is made against some Of the soldiers
who were engaged in the firing last night. The
charge comes from perfectly trustworthy source:
Is mat number Of the pryates and one Of
THE FIRING NOT ORDERED.
Both Captains Lauer and Swartz deny giving the
order to fire. They state that they cautioned the
men against it. Captain Lauer furthermore stases
tnat when the firing began he stopped 1t soon
possible, threw no three musketS with his sword,
and took another away from one OF his command.