The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-04-08
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shot In the groin at Court and Main:
was taken to Belts Street Hospital; DR..
Mascroit extracted the bullet this morn
ing, and says be may recover, nctwith-
standing the chances are against him.
Leo Vegelgesing, twenty-three, single,
militianan, OF Columbus. will Gle With
bullet wound in the head.
Alfred Hopkins, fifty.eieht, steamboat
man, Of 737 Freeman avenue, shot in
abdomen horrible wound, and will die.
Charles Blum, hrewer. of Bank and
Baymiller; taial; In employ OF Foss &
Schneider, horrible wound in the head.
Charles Henber. OF sos Race street.
fatally shot in the left side. Taken
home.
Latham Shober, & teen, fearfuIly
wounded in the groin. Taken to his
home on Sycamore, near Sixth.
TIE WOUNDED AT TIE HOSPITAL AND
ELSEWHERE.
Louis Krinner, of % West Court
street, boih legs and hand sho, through;
taken TO hospital yesterday.
Hugh Darling, of 1855 Hopkins street,
wounded in right leg.
Edward Sauer, At Moore street, shot
in left leg; doing we'll.
j. Given, of the 1st Regiment, wound.
ed in cheek.
Herman Rose, of the 1st Regiment,
shot in head; now at home, 125 Milton
street.
Cyrus johnson. colored, OF ITO Broad
way, shot ip thigh
James A Leonard, OF 300 Central
avenue, shot in right foot
Wm. McMlnner, living on Broadway,
shot in the right arm
James Green, street car conductor, Of
1876 Gest street, was shot in the back,
near right shoulder, and 1t is thought
can not recover.
G. L. Bartling, saloon keeper at 367
West Court street, bad wound in the
thigh, but not dangerous
Fl. Yesger. 733 Central avenue. three
shots in the bip; condition very serious.
John Griffith, of 1853 Broadway,
wounded 10 the breast and arm, and it is
thought fatally.
John Bergman. OF Central avenue,
near sixth, shotin The lett foot.
Fred Kuhlman. OF Black and Hamer
streets, shot in the chin. was taken to
his home 10 patrol wagon No. 8.
Ben Boelscher, of Main near Twelfth,
shot through right leg above the knee.
Corporal Chas. Cook, OF the 1st Rag-
iment, and Corporal Rose, flesh wounds
and doing we'll.
John Anderson, colored, shot in The
knee.
Young Reid. Of Rsid's Hotel, also re.
ceived slight wound
Michael Rafferty,. 1862 Broadway, shot
in abdomen, not penetrating; badly lac
Grated. Not serions.
Mike Shay, of Kilgour, between Third
and Fifth streets, shot in right thigh.
Not dangerous.
Frank Rock of No. 1913 Broadway,
shot in calf of leg. Not serious.
Edward Zhnder, aged II years, of
No. Al Moore street, shot in left thigh.
Jessie Bright. OF No. 335 Vine street,
shot in the right hand and right thigh.
Adolph Buzer, Of No. So Central ave-
nue., shot in right leg below the knee.
Charles Bradwell, Of No. so East Sew
enth street. shot in right elnow.
Henry Dulle, of No. 1875 Hopkins
etreet, shot in the right knee joint. Con-
di,ion dangerous.
Sam Fox, colored, OF No. 1876 East
State street, shot through right shoul-
der.
James Fay, OF No.. 294. East Sixth
street, shot through left ankle into right
leg. Ipfsmmation has now set in and
he will probably die
Andrew N,ecols,of No. 81 Sloo street,
shot in left side. Condition dangerous.
Lieut.. Col. Liggett, of the 14th Regi-
ment, was wounded in the leg while his
troops we're clearing the Court Street
Market Square.
Sergeant Mike Maloney. of Company
B 1st Regiment, received slight wound
during the night.
Fred Eichenhorst, OF No. LAG Orchard
street, shot in the right knee. He will
prabably lose the limb. Taken to the
hospital.
George Lehr, OF No. 335 Race street,
bad narrow escape from being Instant
iy killed. A bullet struck his right cheek
bone, bat only lacerated the flesh. His
wound was dressed at Kinztach's drug
store, after which he went home
j. Klucklech. young German living al
the southwest corner OF George and Bay.
miller streets, was shot in the right an
kle. He was taken to the hospital. His
foot will lave TO be amputated.
Frank Bush, aged nineteen years, OF
No. 26 Ellen street, received a severe
flesh wound in the left breast. His in
jary was attended at Kinzbach's drug
store, after which he was taken home.
Charles Bloom. aged twenty. five years,
living on Baymiller street, was shot in
the forehead, the ball ranging down and
coming out under the right jawbone.-
lie was taken to the hospital, and will
probably die.
Philip Herman, of No. 122 Fulton
avenue, was shot in the left thigh. He
was taken to the hospital. His condi-
ton is not dangerous.
John Daniels, oil Mill street, near Sec.
ond, received bullet in the right hand,
frightfully lacerating that member. His
wound was dressed at Kinzbachss drug
store, after which he went home.
John Gansey, No. I63 Race street,
two fingers shot CT
John Thorp, Third Street Hill, cut ON
head with missile thrown from one of
the house tops; wound was stitched up
by DIR. Rothacker and the boy sent
home
John Burke, Third and Central ave.
nue., scalp wound from piece OF glass;
attended by Dr.. Qaerner and sent to his
home.
Frank Ryan, 724 West Ninth street,
scalp wound.
Charles Miller, cigar maker, No. lis
Oliver; fatally.
| Man named Rogers, No. 8 Claiming
street, GatIing gun wound under leit
arm. probably fatal
/ Joe Seidel, one OF the Covinotou
[eighty who forced their way through tbs
fsuspension bridge, was shot in the ear /.
Youug man named Franks, refused TO
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