The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-22
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY 22 1877oUADRUPLE SHEET

crowd surrounded Inc mllltia anu DeSau
firing upon them through the windows.
Again the militia replied, but to the hour of
going to press the casualties have not been
reported.
The condition of affairs along the line of
the Baltimore and Ohio presages further
trouble. Crowds of roughs are at Gum
berland, Keyser and other places threat
ening to create q breach of the peace.
The strike has reached to the Ohio
River, and it is possible that we have
seen but the beginning Of the struggle.
Matters in Baltimore were somewhat more
reassuring last night, but the fact that the
federal government has ordered all the
available sailors and marines from Norfolk
to Washington shows that they are in pos
session of information that very great
trouble will result.
The following is tho list Of killed and
wounded at Baltimore
THE KILLED.
THOMAS v. BYRNE, shot through the
head and instantly killed while standing
opposite the Sixth Regiment Armory, corner
of Front and Fayette streets, at fifteen
minutes to eight P. M. He was thirty two
years of age, unmarried, and has been o
clerk for the past five years in Strasburger
l. Sons clothing house, at the corner of Gay
and Front streets, and register of voters
in the Fifth ward.
JOHN HENRY FRANK, shot through
the heart on Baltimore street, near Holli-
day resided at No. SO South Central ave.
nue. twenty three years old !; unmarried.
PATRICK GILL, shot on Front street,
near the Sixth Regiment Armory, at eight
P. M He was timer by trade and
stranger in the city.
WILLIAM HOURAND, shot through the
brain on the southeast corner of Holiday
and Baltimore streets OF Ave minutes past
eight P. NJ; newsboy, fifteen years old !;
resided at No. II Harrison street with Wild
owed mother. 3g
OTTO MANCK, shot through the heart
on the corner of Baltimore and Grant streets
at ten minutes past eight P. NJ. resided at
No. So CRANKY street and was forty years
of age.
CORNELIUS MURPHY, shot in the
neck on Baltimore street. Lived short
time. Resided at No. 1873 Eastern avenue,
was married and by occupation laborer.
GEORGE MoDOwELL-Shot in the
neck on Baltimore street resided at No. 20
Chestnut street was twenty-six years old
and a carpenter.
JOHN BERNHARD, sixteen years old, q
Philadelphian.
= LOUIS SINOviTCH, shot through the
head on Frederick street, at eight P. NJ,
while watching the passage of companies of
the Sixth regiment He resided at No. 4
Albemarle street, and was q laborer.
WOUNDED.
J. G. BARNER, shot through the abdo-
men. dangerous residence, No. Al North
High street seventeen years of age.
JOHN w. BURTON, shot in the side, on
the corner of Eutaw and Lee streets not
serious resides at No. 48 Hanover street /;
thirty-fve years old.
WILLIAM E. CALENDER. shot through
the left thigh; resides at the corner of Front
and Tower streets.
MARK ]. DOUD, shot through the head /;
not expected to live resides at No. North
Bond street.
MICHAEL EHREN, shot in the back; ff-
teen years old; resides on Bond street.
JOHN GROH, shot in the back; danger
Gus; residence, Market space.
GEORGE KEMP, shot through the left
thigh; resides on Douglass street.
hAO buOJ III Be.
riously injured residence, No. 81 Forest
street
OFFICER KELLY, of the Eastern dis
trict, shot in the neck, on Eutaw street, near
Lee not seriously.
LOUIS LAROQUE. shot in the abdomen;
not known where; not seriously.
JOHN NEVILLE. shot in left foot; re-
sides on Fort road.
JOHN NORTON, shot through both
thighs; dangerous; residence, Is South Front
street; eighteen years old.
JAMES .O'ROURKE, shot through the
fatally resides at No. 10 Albemarle street ;