The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-31

ANTON SINGER. "a Cutter street.: shoemaker
JOHN GOEBLE. III Spring street. bartender
for Russell, on Race street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
SAM HENAN, No. 372 West Third street, en-
ployed at Sulhvan's on Vine street. between
Fourth and Fifth died of heart-disease dur
ing the excitement
Four bodies. unidentified are yet at Habig's.
At the Hospital lying dead are
JOHN j. HENHESSEY. 1873 Smith street; wild
over no family; shot in the abdomen.
HENRY J. PIESER residence unknown shot
in the right breast.
UNKNOWN MAN; shot in head
WALTER FAY, age twenty two, carriage Emak-
err, 296 East Sixth street, shot through both
thighs and scrotum,
PETER RAELL, ageda twenty-five, brewer,
Freeman avenue and Liberty, shot in the
left foot and right leg
CONRAD BRESLAU, Sycamore and Abigail,
shot through the body.
CAPT. JOHN J. DESMOND, Of the Lytle
Greys, was shot through the head He was
the sole support of widowed mother, and
promising young attorney, member of the
law firm Of Healy Branon & Desmond.
THE WOUNDED.
FRANK ROCK, timer, aged thirty four, shot
in the calf of the leg
E. MICHAEL RAFFERTY,, aged forty one, la
borer 1862 Broadway, shot in the abdomen;
very serious
NIKE SHAY, aged twenty two, horse-shoer,
Kilgour street between Third and Fourth,
shot in the right thigh.
EDWARD zEHUDER, aged nineteen, EN-
ployed in a surveying-instrumen manu-
factory, shot in the left thigh.
JAMES LEONARD, aged forty, salesman, left
thigh
JESSE BRIGHT, aged seventeen, hotel waiter
right hand and right thigh
ADOLPH BAZEN, aged twenty-five, bar-tend-
er in right leg below the knee
CHARLES BREADWELL, aged eighteen car
riage washer, right elbow.
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the right knee joint.
SAMUEL FOX, colored, aged twenty, laborer,
through the right shoulder
JAMES FAY, aged twenty eight, carpenter,
through the left ankle.
JACKSON TODD, aged thirty-eght fireman of
the State repair boat on the canal, in the
breast.
CHARLES CARKER, aged twenty, carriage
trimmer in the lip and twice in the chest
The following have been brought in since Sat
urday noon:
DAN CHRISTIAN. aged thirty-seven, cigar
maker; through the left ankle
FELTY BREITENBACH, history unknown;
seriously, through the right shoulder
VIM BUCH, aged fifty nine, iron worker; left leg
broken and flesh wound in right leg
CHAS. BLOOM, aged thirty three, brewer;
through the head.
HENRY BARDRY aged twenty seven, car
riage painter; through the right thigh.
WILL c, BATSHE, aged eighteen, driver;
through the left side.
WIN. KELLY, aged eighteen, laborer of 108
Pleasant street. left thigh and hand.
JNO. KELLY, aged twenty, Columbus, o.,
private Company F, Fourteenth regiment
slight shot in the leg.
JOEL KNAUSE, aged thirty-four, employed in
the rolling mill at Riverside; right leg.
THEO. KLECKLER, aged twenty-fou porter
right foot.
MICHAEL MACK, aged twenty-five, laborer;
HENRY NEIMEYER aged forty, tailor through
the right shoulder
HARRY POWERS, aged twenty three, black
smith; right leg broken and shot through the
left leg.
JOHN PRATH, or BATH, aged fifteen through
the shoulder
PHIL. BEEBE, aged forty-seven, molder;
EDWARD REHM, aged twenty-five, baker;
GEO. RANSOM. aged twenty-five, salesman;
through the left lung.
WIN, SULLIVAN, aged seventeen, printer;
right thigh.
JOHN SHAY, aged twenty-one, laborer left
LEE SIMMONS, aged twenty four, painter;
shot very seriously through the breast
HERMAN SHEMPF, aged twenty-three, up
holsterer; shot in the neck.
EDWARD SLIVEN, aged twenty three, press
man; right shoulder.
HENRY NOTBUSH, aged twenty-one, laborer;
skull fractured
left hand and thigh.
JOSEPH WISE, twenty-five, varnisher; left
side.
LEO VOGELGASENING, twenty four private
in Company f, from Columbus; shot in the
head slight wound.
CHARLES MILLER, fifty-t three, cigarpacker;
in head, very seriously
j. F. HECKERMANN, twenty-one glazier; in
both legs.
CHARLES EBERHARDT, twenty four, team
ster: through the right knee.
CONRAD HUGO, twenty-five, baker; right
cheek
ALFRED HOPKINS, fifty three, steamboat
man; through left arm.
PHILIP HERMANN, twenty-five, carpenter; in
left kee.
GEORGE KEMPER, aged twenty-five black
LOUIS KOLPH, aged forty -one varnisher; in
FREB ESKENHERsT, aged thirty three,
clerk; right knee joint shot through the leg.
JOSEPH KEINER, aged fifty three, janitor; in
both legs and left hand.
ADAM NICHOLS, colored, aged thirty five,
laborer; seriously shot in left side and
through the stomach.
At the Good Samaritan Hospital are these:
GEO. LIGCH aged twenty two; right knee;
lamplighter
WILLIAM MoHUGH, aged twenty, boiler max
err right hip
EDWARD GALLAGHER, 5l8 Sycamore street;
shot in right chest was taken home.
DR.. Arthur Leboutillef, who seriously
wounded in the breast and arms, while attending
to other unfortunates, early on Saturday morn
ing, is progressing nicely in private ward at the
hospital.
THE COURT-HOU BURNING.