New-York tribune., 1884-03-31
TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
An IycoMrLErE But APPALLING LIST OF CASUAL
TIEs.

An rNCOMrIETE But APPALLING LIST OF CASUAL
GENERAL PRESS D;sPATcHl
CrycTNNATI, March $3.50 much error and
uncertainty has attended all efforts 10 give complete
list OF the wounded that the following list as perfect as
can be made, il given:
THE KILLED.
James Condor, No. 72 IIunt-st. carriage blacksmith
Ian Hayerkanr CeutraLaye.. coal-cart driver.
Fritz Havmeyer No. % WoodwaTd,st age iorfy'ohe
hGaeSe s1 VIZ No s"S 572 Cenraaye employed
in Fenbroes furniture factory; support Of MS mother
BENJAMIN Pink, No. 4o1 wanut-st. shoemaker; sup
port of his mother and family ,,
JOhn Dagger, No 90 East FrOnt-st.; married ~.
Joseph Besod, 1864 Vinest cgsi1naker, employed at
Rauchs. 90 ,. -. ,, e,,u.,,r too,,.s
"if Anton on FaGer G $40 Clars-st, near Harriet.
John Dickey, COnCOrirt, age twenty-five support Oh
Frsnk Bergman Budd and Harriet sts., driver -
I. A Green tcOlorC 3D. SOL Of the Rev. T. W. Green, OF
Paris KY coachmanfcr ~. Decanp. IN Avondae.
Anton Singer, 81 Cutters shoemaker ~, ~.
John GOeble, III sprtug@j. bartender fOr MI hus-
sell, in Race between Fourth aud ifth SIS , -. II.
samuel Henan 372 West Thirdst. died OF heart dis
eaae during the excitement.
Jacob Meter, 80 Buckeye-st., stonecutter ,.-,..
Fred Geusser, Logan. Ohio. employed az bartender
-Four bodies, which have been unldenlifsd are Se a'
JOIN ]. Hennessy 13s smfth-st.. widower family,
Henry ]. Trescre, residence unknown soht in right
Az Unknown man shot in head
Wal or Fay aye twenty 1.-TWO. earTiage-maker, 290 last
sixfh-si. sllOi III both Thighs.
Peter Roese age twenty live brewer FreemansYe. and
IiE.Ftv-si. shot IN left foot and right hg
Conrad Bresau Sycamore and Abigail sts shot through
CaItaln John J. Desmond of the Little Crays," shot
through the head lie the support OF hs widowed
mother aal was promising young attorney member
OF he law firm Of Healy BraBon Desmond.
TEE WOUNDED
Frank Rock age thrtyfor, timer ehOt in calf of Leg
Michael Racrty, fOriy-one AOoTei 5O- bIodu"ay'
shot ia abdomen very seriously wounded
Wle shav axe twenty-five. horSeshoer, Kilgour, he
tween 4 ird sBd Fourth sts., SHOT IN right thigh.
EDWARD Zehuder age nineteen, employed ~ surveying
In tulmeut maUuiactOry, shot III lelt thgh. ...,,
Jhucs Leonard age forty slesmBn, shot In lett thigh
Jesse Bright seyenteen hotel walter shot III rSht
l Adopa Jii Bizer age twenty-five bartender; shot in
Charles Breadwe, age eighteen, carriage washers shot
Hpnrv Dule, age eighteen, farmer; shot in the right
Samuel Fox Ccolored age twenty labore shot through
Janrs Fay, age twcntyeight. carpenter shot through
left ankle. .,.. 49,. % e,.to ,o,,o,r
boat canal sh0t ia brraet .so.. H.. a.,
Charles Cort, ag1 twenty, carriage tlIhMefi shot III
lin and twice IN chest. -.
Daniel Cht1stnan, age thitty Swell 'ih" .A'4 '"'
FeIi,v Bfeitenbach history mmowh shot through
rie,ht .houldrf; wound serious.
WILLIAM Bueh age nfty nine, ironwoiker shot IN lel
leg and received a GcSh wound n ri-ht leg; len les
Charles Bloom age tairy-three, brewer; shot through
iieary Bardey age twenty earriage painter
Willie St.he axe eighteen, driver shot through left
William Kelly. age eighteen lOs Pleasanst laborer,
shot Ia Iell thgh and laud. o,.t ,.o ,
John Kelly, twenty, or ColninDus ONO, PNaI pi
Company /, lIth h'siAou' a'o' !" A'e ~
a Ehause age thirtyfour employed rolling mill
~ ore keetlei ase twcntJ fouF, porter shot right
foot