The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-04-08

IN tfe calf, but no bones were broken -.
He was rem we'd to his home ct No Is
Main street.
A lSd named John 'ott had his shnul
der bane 4hstte-eds He vas sent to his
parents hume. 6,rner OF Central avenue
Phil R,ahe, living in Apondale. was
!. sdp. belos the nipple OF the right breast
He was tsken to the hospital, where he
died il few hoart.
John J &c hl, OF No. liz Gest street
had hullet wound ia the scrotum. H.
was taken home.
Martin Schwartz. of No. 385 Clark
street, received ballet through his right
shoulder. Hrs injury is not dangerous
Henry N,rbush, living on Race and
Liberty streets, was shot in the right
side OF the bead, bis skull being fractur-
Ell. He wss taken 10 the hospital.
An unknc wn man, fatally wounded
was taken 10 his home at No. liz G. EST
street.
Herman Schempf. OF No 13l Pleas
AIT street, was shot in the neck and fa.
tally wounded
Alfred Hopkins, of No. 737 Freeman
avenue. received bullet in his stomach
ami also 10 the left arm. He is fatally
wounded
John Hecke, mann, of No. go East
Third street, shot through both legs al
the knee. he same bullet killing boy.
John Ksmpher. living on Gest street,
west OF Mil,creek, vas shot in the right
side OF The breast His wound is very
dangerous II not fatal
John Dickinson, OF Plice's Hill, was
shot in the left shoulder. His wound is
slight. Taken to his home
George Krieger, son Of the iron
founder, had his left arm frightfully lac.
,erated BY bullet he was taken to bis
home on Central avenue.
John Bar;h, of Central avenus and
David. vas shot 10 the left shoulder
Not dangerous.
Dan Chrisimsn, OF No. III Bremen
street, was shot twice in the left leg.
Michael Mack, OF AZ Court street,
shot in right arm.
2 Louis Kolt, OF No so Eastern avenue,
vas shot in the right leg above The knee
Joel Knanse, boarding at McComb's.
in Riverside, was shot iu the right leg
above the knee.
Private Mcguire, of Company H, was
shot in the left lung, probably fatally.
Ed SiaVin, of No 376 Broadway, was
shot in the left arm.
Seward Sanderson. colored, Of WAL
nut Hills. received bullet in his left
arm.
VIM Hooper. OF New Richmond. O.,
wac shot in the left leg during the firing |
last night. Taken TO the hospital. Not |
serious.
GOVERNOR HoADLY's oRDERs-kLL MILL
TARY ORDERED TO CINCINNATI - FEAR
OF An OUTBREAK.
COLUMBUS, D, March 30.-Governor
Hoa1ly's official advices from members
of his s,aff IN Cincinnati tonight are
such that be has ordered every military
organization in the state to report to
Cincinnati Immediately regi-
ments in alt, and i've batteries The
governors advices when be retired at 5
o'clock this morning we're such that they
would he needed, and he ordered all to
be ready for marching orders. The
most of them were ordered to Cncinna-
ii during the day, and the rest to night.
Railroad officials have been called on to
run special trains for transportation.-
Troops tare' been run into this city du-
ring the day on orders to RENDEZVOUS
here, and this evening they were dis
patebcd to Cincinnati The governors
Office hss been crowded all day with
ccuaselo.s and those helping to issue
orders and answer the hundreds of dis
patches 1t is the first general appear.
ance of war here since 1851. The gov
ernor also ordered all state smmuuilicuH
10 the seat of riot, and borrowed lot
Of supplies and equipment from the Uni.
led States Barracks. having exhausted
all of bis military forces in the iield.--
he has headquarters in the Office OF Gen.
eral Manager McCrea, of the P, c 81
st. L. R'y. where q wire is kept free for
him to communicate with the moving
troops and those in command at Cincin-
nsii, with troops called from this and
otbe6 points There is some fear of
contagious ontbreaks, owing to the un-
precsdeuted excitement. 1t has been re-
ported from different quarters that all OF
the railroads are giving military trains
precedent in right OF way.