Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31

Walter Fay, shot through both
thighs and scrotum.
Peter Raell, Freeman avenue and
Liberty, shotin the left foot aud right
leg.
Conrod Breslaw, Sycamore and Alb
igale, shot through the body.
Capt. John J Desmond, Little
Greys, shot through the head.
Frank Rock, shot in the calf of the
Michael Rafferty,, S62 Broadway,
shot in the abdomen, very serious.
Mike Shay, Iiilgore street, between
Third and Fourth, shot in the right
thigh.
Edward Xehuder, left thigh.
James Leonard, left thigh.
| Jesse Bright, right hand and right
thigh.
Adolph Buzen, in right leg.
Chas. BreadwelI, right elbow.
Henry Dulle, in right knee joint.
Samuel Foy, colored, through right
shoulder.
james FAY, through left ankle.
jackson Todd, in breast.
Chas. Carker, in lip and twice in the
chest.
The following were brought in since
Saturday noon:
Dan Chrstman, through left ankle.
Felty Breitenbach, seriously through
right shoulder.
VIM Buch, left leg broken and flesh
wound in right leg.
! Chas Bloom, through the head
Henry Balty, through the right
thigh.
Will C. Balshe, through left side.
VIM. Kelly, left thigh and hand.
John Kelly, Columbus, Ohio,
private company f., Fourteenth regi-
ment, slight shot in leg.
Joel Knouse, right leg.
Theo Kleickler, right foot.
Michael Mack, right arm.
Henry Neymeyer, through right
shoulder
Harry Powers, right les broken and
shot through LETT leg.
John Proth, through shoulder.
Phil Beebe, breast.
Edward Rhein, right leg.
Geo Ransom, through left lung.
VIM. Sullivan. right thigh.
John Shay, left thigh.
Lee Sinmol :, shot very seriously
through breast,
Herman Shempy, shot in neck.
Edward Sliven, right shoulder.
Henry Natbrush, skull fractured.
VIM. Westerhofler, left hand and
thigh.
Jas Wise, left side.
Leo Nogelgesang, private in Co. Il,
from Columbus, shot in the head !;
slight wound.
Charles Miller, in head, very seri-
ously.
J. f. Heckerman, in both legs.
Chas' Il, Berhardt, through right
knee.
Conrad Hugo, right cheek.
Alfred Hopkins, left arm.
Philip Hermann, in left knee,
geo. Nemper, very seriously wound.
ed in the chest.
Louis Kolp, i'm the right leg.
Fred. Erkenharst, shot throuyh
right knee-joint.
Louis Kreiner, in both legs and left
hand.
Andrew Nicols, seriously shot in left
: side and through the stomach.
Geo. Ligch, right knee.
VIM. McHugh, right hip.
Edward Gallagher, jTl Sycamore
street, shot In chest.
DR.. Arthur Lebouteller, who was so
seriously wounded in the breast and
arm while attending to other inform.
mates early Saturday morning, Is pro.
crossing nicely nj a private ward In
the hospital.
CAPTURING 4 CANNON.
Cincinnati, March 3O.-At 40,
word was received at general head.
quarters that a large mob had broken
INTO Music hatl 10y breaking down tba
} door and was trying TO man cannon
on eXh'oltion III Power hall. Compa-
nies ahu II OF the Sixth regiment
were sent To drive them away, ana
succeeded without bloodshed, cantmr'
Ing the cannon and taking posssssion
OF the hall.
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Clnclhnali, ONO, March S0.--The
streets OF cincinnati present this. Sun
nay evening u strange appearance
me ihhuneraDie concert halls saloons
Restaurants and other places OF yesnri
are closed, aud knots of men sfan5
around discussing the situation. In
stead of promenading the streets nr
seeking the different places of am,,sa
ment as usual, the Sunday eye,,ino,
pTogfa nne presents an anneora,'ls |
which indeed betokens thar lie cit,, ~
under1 martial law. The f,e
teentbt regiment has inst
rived, composed Of Sonnnaa a.
A from EpwLexington, Captain Thamy
stationed at ihe city buildings, con,
tany R{of Zteesville, Captain B s
Ia hard l !, sll9 y the Ely buildings; com.
stationed ~ Hammond streer nni,e,
station; company G from NewarL
Captain Warden, also at the civ bn,Iad,
inse; company y. Mt. Vernon, Cantain
Murphy, no, Yet stationed, al the d.
Misunderstanding o.ders; and com
pany Il from Hebron, Captain Gerat f,
ss S,Ia,,..g. on.rs at the civ +,
mum ~ y the com.
that the g y,dp.sioo Or among citizens
'ermined mep who composed The m ae, \