The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-23

Chas. Fisher, No. l,O43 Pennsylvania avenue
Jacob Newmiester. private Of Company A
Nineteenth Regiment, lived at Etna; shot b.
Philadelphia troops. "a .I-.. ..-l ~.
Samuel Long, laborer, single, lived in tn
Seventeenth Ward. 5000. .
Jno. Rhu, Is years old. Sixteenth street.
I'm. IL. nay. ~ years old, resided at 20
East street. Allegheny.
Patrick Gonnor. machinist at Westinghouse
Airorake W orks lived at 20 Ninth street.
Dehnls Garty, formerly janitor at Emerald
h. Long, boy, 41s Liberty street.
benjamin Buchanan, u years old, resided
on Chauncey street. Minersville.
A chlld, year old, shot in the arms of itt
mother, on the hill, above Twenty -eig ghth st.
sam. Jamlson, corner OF Forty third anC
Butler, plasterer by trade
VIM. Gottschalk, saloon keeper, corner
IThirty-slxth and Butler, killed while standlng
at his cellar door.
| Nicholas StOpple, barber, lived on SmalImar
street, between Twenty eighth and Twenty
ninth streets.
- KeF', brakeman on Fort Wayne Rail
road, we'd N Irwin avenue, Allegheny.
John Ennright, No. l Carson street, Soutl
Side, thirty years old,puddler. ~
James Sims, No. 81 Sixth avenue, thirty tive
years old. o.. f..... ....r ..
Anthony Wachter, Mulberry alley, between
twenty third and Twenty fourth streets.
Jas. Wagner, Fifth Ward. oh'
| samuel Long engineer on the Pan -haffdfe
| VIM. Costello, Carson street. South side q
puddler. '
John DrtamD, brakeman on the Pan handle
Liberty street, above Twelfth.
benjamin Bemlsh, VIM. c. Bernard, Samuel
ICartvrIght. ~
VIM, Writ. cigar dealer, lived on Thirty
seventh street. -
Besides the above there are five men killed
whose names could not be learned. , .s
| WOUNDED. 4.f .. I
The names of the wounded, as ascertained,
| are as follows:
Charles Beers, not seriously. D..
Ge1rge Stouver, wounded In the right elbow.
| Jacob Norman, engineer, wounded in the
right elbow, bone exCised.
| Jos. Hollinger, shot in the arm!
| L. Is. Lemon, Of the Third PHILADELPHIA In =.
iantry, was sun h-struck during the firing, but
iielt, Yesterday in citizens' clothes and Joined
1 MS command.
Isaac Jones, boy, shot through the left
cneek, inc pail coming out back OF his car.
| rious. ''
| gerous.
George Irwin, left leg, below the knee. >
n. Frederick, through breast; serious.
george StODner, conductor, Pennsylvania
railroad. through the arm. UT
Haddy Hughes, through the foot. ...-.
sam. Boyd, left thigh; serious,
Mrs. Patterson, head; slight.
knee. .l'-J. 'NN
Mrs. Enright breass; city.p .,. .o, ..|
JGhn ion, Rush, boy, through the head; mortal.
III. Raney, foot, -r....,i, ~
rat sheridan, leg; serious.
John r. Roll, shoU in the head and eye; not
expected to live. 'r ~
Charles White, leg above the knee. serioua
the heel. ''' -N
Richard Allen, ia the leg and arm.
+oanta n' RnoDlnson, private, Company F, Four
teentn Regiment shot by the Philade phia
Mrs, E, Kooner, in arm. -it
Daniel W illlams, seriously. ....'. ..
Eu - amlsOn, mortally. .
Son of A. L. Patterson leg
In aiulC.on 10 previous list Of casualties to
the Philadephia militia are the tolIowInx:
ESoert Becker, Company b, First Regr6ieht,
Ill the head with stone.
Harry Shaw, Corporal, Company |, Sixth
Regiment. through the abdomen, mortaly:
VIM. Lernard and Wiccacco Logon, slightly.
/. l A. Milne strtets are quiet. NO further
trouble apprehenued TO- night.
LATER. 1t Is reported tnat Governor Hart
ranft has ordered all the military of the state |
put under arms at once,
GOVERNOR HARTRANFT ASKS FOR FEDERAL
TROOPS. -
PITTsBURG, July 23-3 A. M.-The following
has M JusO been received herr aud forwarded to |
W ashlugton:
"HARRIsBUkG,; PA, July 90.
ITO Rutherford B. Hayes, President Of the |
United states. Washington, D. C.:
- Domestlc violence exists within the State of |!
fehhsy ylVania, IN. the city OF PittsDurg, and |
aloaa the line OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
anu otnef railroads IN said States, which the |
authorities are unabietO suppress ana the Leg
slature OF pennsylvania can not De convened
IN tlme to meet the emergency, nave there
ore ti 70 request that, in conformlty'to the Con-
'ttution, the Government OF the United States
'haii furnish me with military force suficienC
% suppress disorder and protect persons and
property against domestic violence.
~. Il. HARTRAKFT
"GOvernor of PENNSYLVANIA |
PITTsBURG, July 23-12 M,-Some idea
u the extent OF the vandalism may be
'een when we state that a carefully
made low estimate Of values DESTROYED.
lot Including freight in transit, puts the
lmount atS6, 100000.
This amount will doubtless be de-
nan led Of The county Of A Allegheny, ana
We VIII now be called upon to pay for
he enjoyment of a day of riot and in
These are the reflections
hat come of this event. T.
It began IN stapendous bluuder. and /
hded III outrageous crime. The fearful /
eoord, winch will forever be blot u Don
ne fair lame OF our city, will be found Q
llly Detailed in the graphic reports OF {
ne day>s occurrences which we nave ,
iven. ,
ne Fort Wayne Company Yields. !
lIrIsBURG, July 23.-Last evening the
,rlkers ana the authorities of the Fort i;
wayne Railroad Company buried their |
iG.renc-s, aud the strikers went to
'ork like men, put the rolling stock of =
ne road in shape for business, and
eight trains began TO move in all parts a
1 the.yard. g.. IT,
Upon the receipt of the news the men d
eVerentially organized a prayer-meet- /
ig, anu Tor time during the exercises | h
pnclators posted in English history
llled to mind the Puritan soldiers Of II
liver Cromwell, who went iuto battle d
nging psalms. r
Rel igleus services over, the men n
lrned over the arms taken from the All. n
Sheny Armory to MIR. w. F, Ross. n
RAIN Dispatcher, at the same time an
ouncing that they could be depended "
pom II necessary to quell the rioters. a
ne announcement was received with n
ltense ~ by all good citizens, and all n
lleghe"y drew deep sign of relief. q
All Along the Linea .,
Ju,y 23.-This morn. u
go lnlo' NATION shows the srike to be RI
'heral, extending lrUm here to St,
Juis. W