Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-04-02


James Condor, carriage blacksmith; leaves a
wife and three children.
John Haverkamp, coal-cart driver.
Fritz Havemeyer, aged Al; hod-carrier; wife
and five children.
Frank Hettusheimer. employed in Ten
Broeck's furniture factory; support OF his
mother and stepfather.
Ben Fenk, shoemaker. supporting his mother
Mike ODay, driver for James Sharridan;
leaves wife and mother.
John Sagger, married.
Joseph Besold, cigar-maker, employed at
Rsuschs.
Anton Fohler,
John Dickey, rs years old; support of mother
Frank Bergman, driver.
Thos A. Green, Colored. son of the Rev. 3.
w. Green, of Paris, KY; coachman of Mr.. De-
camp.
Alvondale Anton Singer, shoemaker.
John Goeble. bartender.
Sam .Heenan, died of heart disease during
the excitement.
Jacob Meter, stonecutter.
Fred Sleusser, Logan, o.; employed as bar
tender.
John j. Hennessy, widower; no family.
Henry J. Pie6er.
Walter Fay, aged %; carrlage-maker.
Peter Roell brewer.
Conrad Bresau. shot through the body.
Capt. John j. Desmond, of the Lyle Grays
sole support of widowed mother; promising
young attorney, and member of the law firm,
Healy, Branon & Desmond.
An unknown man shot in the head.
Four unidentified bodies are at Habig's.
Frank Rock, timer; shot In the calf of his
leg.
Michael Rafferty,, aged Al; laborer, 362
Broadway; shot in the abdomen; very serious.
Mike Shay, aged %; horseshoer, KelgOur
Street. between Third and Fourth; shot in right
thigh.
Edward Zehuder, aged 10; employed in
surveying instrument mandatory; left
thigh.
James Leonard, aged 40; salesman, left
thigh.
Jesse Bright, aged II; hotel waiter; right
hand and right thigh.
AdoIph Bazer, aged 25; bartender; in right
leg below knee.
Chas. Broadwell aged IS; carriage washer,
right elbow.
Henry Dale, aged IS; farmer; in right knee
joint.
Samuel Fox, colored; aged 90; laborer;
through right shoulder.
James Fay, aged %; carpenter; through left
ankle.
Jackson Todd, aged 50; fireman of state re-
pair boat, on canal; IN breast.
Charles Corker, aged 20; carriage -trimmer; in
lip and twice in chest.
Dan Christman, aged 81; cigar-maker;
through left ankle.
Fety Beritenuack, history unknown seriously
through right shoulder.
VIM. Buch, aged SO, iron worker; leftleg bro
ken and flesh wound in right leg.
Chas. Bloom. aged 33 brewer; through head
Henry Bardey, aged q; carriage painter;
through right thigh.
Willie Batsche, aged IS; driver; through left
side.
VIM. Kelly, aged IS: Iaborer, of 1O8 Pleasant
Street: left thigh and hand.
John Kelly, aged 20, of Columbus, o., pri-
vate, Company F., Fourth Regiment; slight shot
on leg.
Joel Knause, aged "a; employed in rolling
mill, Riverside; right leg.
Theo. Kleckler, aged "a; porter; right foot.
Michael Mack, aged 25; laborer; right arm.
Henry Meinegar, aged AZ; tailor; through
right shoulder.
Harry Powers, aged %; blacksmith; right leg
broken and shot through left leg.
John Prath or Bath, aged Is; through
shoulder.
Phil. Reebe, aged AZ; moulder; breast.
Edward Rehm, aged 25; baker; right leg.
George Ransom, aged %; salesman; through
left lung.
William Sullivan, aged IT; printer; right
thigh.
John Shay, aged q; labOrer, left thigh.
Lee Simmons, aged "a; painter; shot very Sc
riously through breast.
Herman Shempf, aged %; upholsterer; shot
in neck.
Edward Steven, aged %; pressman; right
shoulder.
Henry Notbush, aged 81; laborer; skull tract
ured.
William Westenhoff, aged "a; car painter;
left hand and thigh.
Joseph Wise, aged %; varnisher; left side.
Leo VogeIgresang, aged "a; private in Com
pany F, from Columbus; shot in the head;
slight wound.
Chas. Miller, jagged. SO; cigar-packer; in head;
very seriously.
J. F. Heckerman, aged 81; glazier; in both
legs.
Chaf. Eberhardt, aged "a teamster; through
right knee.
Conrad Hugo. aged %; baker; right cheek.
Alfred Hopkins, aged So; steamboatman;
through left arm.
Philip Hermann, aged %; carpenter; in left
knee.
George Kemper, aged %; blacksmith: very
seriously wounded Ia chest.
Louis KOlp, aged A. varnisher; in right leg.
Fred. Edenkerst, aged SO; clerk; right knee
joint shot through.
Louis KTines, aged So; janitor; in both legs
and left hand.
Andrew Nichols, colored, aged 35; laborer;
seriously shot in left side and through stomach.
At the Good Samaritan are:
George Llgch, aged %; lamp-lighter; right
knee.
VIM. McHugh, aged 20; boilermaker; right
hip.
Edward Gallagher, 518 Sycamore Street; shot
in right chest and was taken home.
DR.. Arthur Leboutellier; seriously wounded
in the breast and arms while attending to other
UnfOrtunates; Is progressing nicely in private
ward at the hospital