The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-24
List of Killed and W Ound, Il IN Far ~
AscerIained - Difficulties In Pro
curing InfOrma, ion.

and wounded, their residence, nature OF
wounds, &c. In fact It will be impossl.
Die TO ever get full and accurate report
OF the wounded. Almost as soon IS Il
person was shot down he was carried
away and conveyed to his home, in many
Instances this being In remote portions OF
the city Those Immediately around
would possibly not know the individual,
or # they dId they w1u.d leave with him
to see that be VA. alteaded TO. As re-
suit 1t would be necessary TO travel over
every street in the city and inquire NJ
almost every door 10 order 10 get tull
and complete list, a thing that would BE-
utterly impossible Tue list gwen be-
low cannot, therefore, be entirely correct,
but Is believed t. be as nearly accurate r.
can b.
The Killed.
The killed, SO tar Is can be ssccrtalncd,
are rs follows, commencing with those
killed bv the first firing OF the military:
jacob DeArmott, engineer on the Pan
Handle Railroad; resides on Webster
street, near Chatham, leaves n wife and
three children.
John Long, brakeman on the Peunsyl-
vauis railroad, resided 1T Bolivar, 2j
years Old, single,
Charles Fisher. plumber, lO43 Penn
avenue, leaving n wife and two or tnroc
children.
Jacob Nesmiester, private Company
A, Nineteenth regiment, lived At Etnsi
shot by Phi h.adelphis troops.
Samuel Long, laborer, single, lived in
Seventeenth ward.
JohRny Rhu, eighteen yeors old, Six
teenth street.
VIM. II. Ray, nineteen years old, re-
sided nj 2O9 East street. Allegheny.
Patrick Connor, mschinist at the
Westinghouse air brake works; lived al
Twenty street; leaves wife and
family.
Dennis Carty, formerly janitor at En-
erald Hall; lived on Diamond street;
leaves a wife and two children.
John r. Long, boy, 478 Liberty street.
Benjamin Buchanan, twelve years old;
resided on Chsuncey street, Mln0rsvlIle.
Child one year old, shot in the arms OF
its mother, on the mill above Twenty
eighth street,
Samqcl Jamlson, corner Forty-.hrd
and Butler, thirty years of age; leaves r
wife and one child; plssterer by trade.
VIM. GottSchslk saloon keeper, corner
Thirty sixth and Butler; killed while
standing IN his cellar door; thirty.two
years old; leaves wife and two children.
Nicholas Stoppe, barber, lived on
Smsllmsn street, between Twenty eighth
and Tweuty-nlnth streets, leaves wIie
and several children.
- Kerr, brakeman on Fort Wayne
railroad, lived on Irwin avenue, A lie
gheny.
John Enright, No Carson street
South Side, thirty years old, puddler
widower, leaves two children.
James Sims, No 81 Sixth avenue,
thrty-two years old, leaves wife and one
child.
Anthony Wschter, Mulberry alley, be-
tween Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets, married.
James Wagner, resided in Fifth wsrd.
Samue. Long. engineer on Pan Han
die, lived somewhere out the road.
WIN. Costello, Carson street, South
Side, puddler.
John DeCsmp, brakeman on the Par
Handle, boarded on Liberty street above
Twelfth.
Benjamin Bemish, VIM. e. Bernard,
Samuel Cartwright, VIM. Writ cigar
dealer.
John Devlne printer, shot IN the
tnigh.
John Crawford, lives on Second ave-
nue.. shot in the lef. leg above the knee.
In addition to these names there were
several killed whose names could not be
learned. Among these are two At
Deyores undertaking establishment on
Grant street, both soldiers, killed yester-
day morning near the Cemetery. At
Williams undertaking establishment on
Fifth avenue are three men whose names
4re unknown, one being soldier, killed
near Thirty-siXth street. Besides these
there were two men killed in the met ]
ward between Gran. and Liberty streets
last evening, one being snOt ard the
other one killed with hstchet.
j. B. Hoffman, l47 Liberty street,
Allegheny; found leaning against the
wall with three bullet holes in him; dead.
Painter by trade.
VIM. Craig, Twin avenue, Allegheny,
leaves y vile and three children.
The Wounded
The nance OF the wounded sscertslned
are ~ follows:
At the West Penn Hospitsl-Jsmes
Oliver, ex-car conductor of Manchester
line. boarding on Tssgsrt street, Alleg.
heny, supposed fatal wound in tie left
breast.
Charles Beers, employed in leather
store OF VIM. Mooney & Sons, flesh
wound in hip; not serious.
George Stonner, wounced in right ell
low; elbow joint eIcIsed; formerly ls.
oorer IN K.onsu's mill; resides on
Thilty-lhird street
Jacob Neman, engineer, Thirty third
street, wounded in right elbow and JOINT
excised.
Jas. HofRinger Stewsrtstown, wounded
in arm; laborer g. Spang's mill.
VIM Barnard, member WscscO
Legion, Philadelphia, probably fatally
wounded in right shoulder.
I. B. Lemon, of Third Regiment,
PhilsdeIphis infantry, was sunstruck
during the firing, but left yesterday ln
CITIZENS clothes and rejoin ed his com
msnd.
At St Francis hospital are the toI-
lowing, ail wounded yesterday morning:
Harry Shaw, Corporal OF Company l,
Sixth Regiment, shot through abdomen,
mortsiiy wounded
Isaac Jones, boy living on Maria
street. employed at j. K. Wsidin q Cos,