The New York herald., 1877-07-29


ncr asl on twelfth street and taken 10 the Morgue.
WnDnsR, ALnsxr Bohemian, No. l42 Nineteenth
street; shot In the isft breAsi died OF in'ernA nsm
WALLACE, JAxxs, aged eighteen; shot on Thursday
and died In short time -,ao.
woman who Keeps a restaurant on the corner o!
AcGrcgor and Stewart streets; shot on the has'ed
street bridge as IL was being swung
WHITE JoHS j., police officer, OF Lawndalei snot IN
stantly; killed by tramp.
wErSkgr, JoHN aged nineteen, living on south
c ,al street, shot early on Thursday morning ana
ns Irn, CHARLES shot In the region Of the heart;
Bved o> Stewart avenue corner OF MeGregor street.
UNKNOWN DEAD
A man wn ose name Is not yet known, living on Ar
sher near Rorhed street. shot through the lungs
m thursday ard died Of hemorrhage;
'o how whose na>1e has not been learned was shot
,broush the hs ad Thursday at the viaducI ae was
Immediately carried ayay by the MOB
WOUNDED POLICE
ANDERSON -, a cavalryman, slightly wounded IN
CArpxRnY. Lieutenant. badly cut in the head with
stone. . -, .,.., s,,racn knocked
sna ssnonsiv licked at the Halstead bridge last
H.si'rr. PATRICK. shot through the hand
KELLY - wounded in the hand Win s.on.
KING. w. b. a patrolman, was shot in the ios' TO
ec,ving severe flesh wound ,s
LorNpEcKER, -, shot through tue nah.
u,HARA PATRICK shot through the hsnd- . go,
SAxoNsky GEORGE OF the West Iwe'l'm - noon =,
tion. shot in the ankle, on ihu'su"'
TAYLOR J. A.. sho. through the thigh. @ :, ~, ,oo
TAYLOR, FRITZ, shot through .ne o"i' " ~ ~~'
FATALLY WOUNDED ,.p -
ounce OF lead which plercea MS ''"'A " 80 F''
cans 9ss nav. S'e cuEsrrAs, living No. SIS West
Eighteenth street, was yes'eruay IePoisu .,, ns
tbrough the kidneys and pronounced oangeIousy
wonndea His injuries now believed TO he iatal.
McNALLY JAMES, living al the stock YARDS, was snot
In the breast near tho shouioer' h'e ''0o'''' %
thought not 10 be possible. -, p...
WIEpMAy ALBERT, aged twentytw years, Bone
mian, living at No l42 Nineteenth s..ee, % A., nnc
con
. doubt
A boy named GILL who lives at NO l46 Newoerry
avenue. shot In tho breast The bullet has not yet
been found ane his condition Is critical About
dozen Others are known to be so seriously wounded
that they win die but will be impossible to get their
names for day or two yet
ANDERSON SREus,- Swede, iaborer at Palmer = ui-
ler's planng mill, was shot In the back
BuaMEIsrxR HEINRICH shot at the yiaduct on ,hurs-
day iu the right lung The ball has lodged unaer 'he
shonider blade and there is strong hope of his re
covery He lives Luke row, Nineteenth street. near
BLArrsxR. HENRY, No. COS South Jefferson street,
EMPLOYED at the New Custom House; shot In the cft
shoulder BE was attended oS pr. snan"nnn' "no
BARTER, MARTIN. aged seventeen shot IN the nead'
scalp wound. re-,
toepn street. shot through the left shoulder ball ex
tracted. :. .s o,,
Chicago and Burlington road residing at corner Of
Union and Mark streets suffering severe scalp wounds
from being dubbed by the police
COOPER Bohemian girl, fourteen wears OF age,
residing at No. 2o4 Brown street; shot in the body
CooxEY PAT shot through the ung ana was re-
ported likely to die but now saiu ny Dr rrioe 10 uc III
fair way OF recovery.
CALLAGHAy MAURICE, OF Main street ana Archer
CASEY, JOHN, No 527 South Jefferson street. shot in
CALLAeuAN -. severely cubbed by the police on
Thursday on the south side o the o'A'ceh'n o'ree'
viaduct.
HCoLLrNs HARRY, lives Locke street, shot In the
thigh; serious wound.
EmERsos GEoRGE, an omnibus driver, cut on head.
GRKIpLIyG lives on Halsted near seventeenth street,
stabbed twice in the thigh he claims oy ponce
man while at his own door
GRADY PyTxR livcs at the corner OF JEFFERSON ana
De Koren streets, shot in the gron.
HEMINGwAy, f., news agent OF the chicago, burning
ton and Quincy Railroad, scalp wound.
HgBYER. H. living at No. 196 sixteenth street, shot
in side The ball has not yet been extracted, but
KALLsx, HENRY, residing at Twentieth and May
vtroets shot in the apex OF the lelt iung' Inc
bullet not extracted
KoEHLER, No. 10 Seymour street, )aw broken
LuMsLEY, JOSEPH, shot in the leg.
MEYERS ALFRED. sixty five years or age, OF Union
ptee near Seventeenth street, shot through the lore
arm by the rioters. He was fired on while sitting at
MoNuLrY JAMES, aives on the west side, would not
toll where, shot in the groin -
MoCARrsKr ooy' cuTOca .. ,h Toyt wovno
freight depot the thigh and the ball extracted.
MILLER, - boy of Nut street, deep cut in the
MARGAUrH. DREvEs. received q bullet In his thigh,
wbrch has not yet been extracted
McCABE PETER, shot in the arm below the elbow,
by Detective Flyn, while trying to rescue prisoner
on Hasted street. near Harrison He Is at the county
Hospital
NEwuALL FRANK. keeps hardware store on Hal
sted street, near the vladac,; shot ana seriously
PLuNKRrr JAMES, No. l73 sixteenth street, lip split
on curbstone. -
not fatally. He lives at Twentieth and May streets
RUTscHnAS about ten years old. lives at No. 359
Sixteen street; shot ~ arm
ScHiLLISG, NICK, shot in tho arm.
SeHAEPrgR JACOB. No Is OBricn street, about
thirty years old works IN saeg Belersdors fur1l-
ture factory on Canal street, near Ewing; evere con
fusion in The back aud scalp wound. Both caused
by policemen's clubs, inf cted IN the Turner Hall
fight, on Thu rsday morning
y HUSGER, nineteen years oiu outcher Nv Ine BUCK
yards who shot in the leg.
woUSpED--SAMEs UNKNOWN
bow whose namc is not known, living on Hasted
street, shot ir the leg
man residing Union, near sixteenth street, was
shot In the back OF the head by spent ball
boy residing at No. 213 Newberry avenue, whose
name was not learned received a severe wound in the
face. II is not considered dangerous
dAnother lad, residing on Newberry avenue, near Six
teenh street, shot in the lung HIS is bad but
not dangerous wound
An Irisnman, residing on jefferson street, was shot
twice in the right The limb is badly shattered
1t will have TO be amputated. He was taken to the
County Hospital
A Bohemian name unknown, shot through the right
th gh, and ball secrctcd IN the hip.
FISHER GEORGE n German barber living al the cor
ncr Of Tweny-sxh street and stewart avenue is sup
posed to be among the dead, as he is still In ssng
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS FROM pEoRIA-sTR1KEnl
IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.
PEORIA, Ill, July IS 1877.
Tho National Blues, sixty men, and the Veteran
Light Guards. forty strong, left here at to day 70
Alton by order of the Adutant General All is quc
here All the rnalcadcrs Of the recent troubles ar
now in the County Jail under guard
NEW YORK.
THE TROOPS Observation-Disclosures OF FURTHEl
DISORDER.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 2s 1877.
Governor Robinson reviewed the troops this morn
Ing. when they we're all dismissed. The Ninth rea
mcnt took train for New York Immediately afte
pthcr orders came Tor the local troops to hold them
uelvee in readinPss Tor any emergency. IL re