The New York herald., 1877-07-24

JONES, ISAAC, boy, left cheek.
JAMIsoN DANIEL. very seriously.
JONES THOMAS, boy residing at Forks Road.
KEENER Mrs. E., arm.
LARIxEK Mrs., Twenty sixth street, shot in hand, in
her own house, bullet coming through window.
MOONEY, PATRICK, shoulder.
McCARrER, DENNIS, bowels.
NEWMAN, JAcoB, engineer. right clbow and joint
OLIVER, JAMES, fatally, In broast
PATTERSON son Of A. L. Patterson OF Eleventh
ward
PATTERSON, Mrs, slightly wounded.
PATTERSON A. a boy, shot in leg
RAIL-, J. F., head and eye.
RASEY, WILLIAM, foot
RUoH, JOHN, q BOY, head
SHERIDAN, PATRICK, leg
SToRhER, GEORGE, conductor, right arm.
SCOTT SAMUEL, thigh.
SLOAN, J. B., private Company H, Sixth regiment
Philadelphia
wELDEy WILLIAM wrist and hecl
WHITE, CHARLES, log
WILLIAMS. DANIEL, freight conductor, seriously
Two Ornsns--onc a little girl, unidentifed also the
son OF A Patterson mad his left leg nearly shot Off
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BRALL, W., Company E.
BAKER, EGBERr, Company B, First regiment.
BERNARD, WILLIAM, member Of Wecacoe Legion,
Philadelphia probably fatally In the right shoulder.
CALDWELL, e. ", Color Sergeant, arm.
DKNrwoKrH, CHARLES F., Company D. Sixth regi-
ment, lett arm
DORSEY, j., Second Lieutenant keystone battery,
shot In right log below the knee compound fracture:
very serious
EDWIN JoHN employed in the engine house OF the
Eric Railroad shops. shot in tho right leg below the
knee; serious.
FIRST, SAMUEL, hip.
Esu 2ivlh AUf-
ment, sho: In left arm; Aosh wound.
HxRs, sAAuxL, private Company Il Sixth regiment,
bayonet wound In left thigh not serious
JONES, Isaac. shot through the on cheek the ball
coming out back Of his
Know. GxoRcE, drummer. First regiment missing
McKKIGaT, Captain In head.
NASH, Lieutenant fatally IL Is thought
ROBBINS, WILLIAM. private, Company +, Fourteenth
regiment
SHAW HARRY, Corporal, Company l. abdomen.
SLOAN, JOHN b. Company II, Sixth regiment left arm.
TArLrH, JomS. Company A, second regiment, arm.
WAGNER W.. sixth regiment missing.
Y1GHr AT READNG-FoUR MEN KILLED
MANY OTHERS WOUNDED, FIVE OF THEM
POLICEMEN
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
READING. July %. 1871
Another terrible story Of slaughter may ADDED to
the bloody records or Baltimore and Pitsburg with.
out one word OF warning four companies of ary
fired upon AN assembled Of citizens In the very
heart Of this city and killed four people, shot Ave
policemen and severely wounded between twenty and
thirty others
Seventh street for squares lined with people
sitting In the cool air of evening in front OF their
homes. The main line of the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company's road passes through the city
way running opposite direction from
and crossing Seventh street at right angles.
From Penn street northward for two squares
two lines OF track laid leading the new depot
These are laid through deep with hoavy stone
wall twenty Ugh either side On this section
Of truck the bloody DONE AT minutes
after eight o'clock tho military marched In tow.
ard Penn street through the cut from the depot
The military, aoou, tnroo hurdod and nifty
strong, marched the tap OF few
we're aware their arrival in CITY, ana fewcr still
knew tacy wore advancing upon the crowd.
SUDDEN rrRtsG.
Steadily they approached, when suddenly 300 rincs
were discharged In volieys, and 1--WE dropped to
tho pavementG The report that tho troops had fred
blank cartridges is therefore Incorrect When the
troops fred their first volcys they given broad
sides of rocks aud stones from the tops OF walls
parties In she crowd. The troops continued
their firing and men, and children dcd
in fear. They had assembled Seventh street
to look at the that had been stopped
and they recklessly and indiscr rimnste.y
Ared into. The ctizcns arc almost universal IN their
condemnation OF these proceedings. In nvc minutes
the streets were cleared Stores hotels
and restaurants were locked up. Business had been
proceeding as usual and just before ,hc 1rng not
single merchant business OF tho
coming OF the military. The streets rcsembIcd
small battle field, and the pavomenls were stained
with many pools oil blood. II was absolutely danger
Gus for mcn to come from the alleyways and from
behind brick walls to 10 the assistance OF the dying
Finally sufferers rrosnng and shriekng for water,
were carried to the drug have their wounds
dressed
Among the policemen who were duty at Seventh
and Pom streets, sccpiDg the pavcmens and SIDE
walks clear, ave were shot down as iollows:-
onccr AnSrH JoSEs, shot through tho back, tho ball
penetrating through his body.