The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-04-03

e ing order was issued this evening
r, Col. g. b. Hunt, Col. Geo. d. Freeme
!. and Capt. w. ID. Hawkins: The ma
Y or has requested that troops be st
: toned at the following points, vi
e AT the depot, at the armory, Mus
l hall, Hammond street police statio
o city building, county jail, and g;
=. works. | have ordered Col. Entecke
t to report at the city building. 70
t will please make such disposition {
S your men as to comply as near as pc.
g sible with the mayors request. Th
: military are here in aid of the civil al
: thorities, acting under the orders G
| the mayor in case of disturbance
l Please direct officers in charge to us
: forbearance as long as there is virtu
J in forbearance, AMI he agrees
ors, but In the G. IL require
to use1t effective : of lif
] and property. [SigL,
II. u. iNLEY,
Adjutant Genera
CINCINNATI, March 31.-So mucl
terror and uncertainty have crept int
all efforts to give complete list O
the dead and wounded that the fol
lowing list, as perfect as can be made
is given:
LIST OF KILLED.
| James Condor, No. Y Hunt street
John Havercramp, Central avenue
| Fritz Havermeyer, % WOODWARD
avenue.
| Frank Hettersheimer, 512 Contra
avenue.
Ben Fink, 401 Walnut street.
John Sagger, 50 East Front street.
| Inlpnh RacO16 1914 Vino ctroot
| Mike O'Day, Sloo street, between
Court and Freeman.
Anton Fahler, 375 Clark street.
John Dickey, % Concord street.
| Frank Bergman, corner Budd anG
Harriet.
Thos. A. Green, (colored) son of Rev
E. w. Green, Paris, Ky.
Anton Singer, 1874 Cutter street.
Sam Henan, 372 West Third street,
| died of heart disease during the eX-
| element.
Jacob Meter, 80 Buckeye street.
Fred Sleusser, Logan, Ohio.
-Four bodies unidentified at Habig's.
LIST OF WOUNDED.
John s. Hennessy, 1873 Smith street.
Henry j. Pieser, residence I'M
known.
Unknown man shot in the head.
Walter Fay, shot through both
thighs and scrotum.
Peter Raell, shot in the left foot and
right leg.
Conrad BreslAw, shot through the
body.
Capt. John J. Desmond, Little
Grays, shot through the head.
Frank Rock, shot in the leg.
Michael Rafferty,, 1862 Broadway,
shot in the abdomen, very serious.
Mike Shay. shot in right thigh.
Edward Zehuder, left thigh.
James Leonard, left thigh.
Jesse Bright, right hand and thigh.
Adolph Buzen, in right leg.
Chas. Breadwell, in right elbow.
Henry Dole, in right knee joint.
Samuel Foy, (col) through right
shoulder.
James Fay. through left ankle.
Jackson Todd, in breast.
Chas. Carker, twice in the chest.
Dan Christman, through left ankle.
Felty Breitenbach, right shoulder.
VIM. Buch, left leg broken and flesh
wound in right leg.
Chas. Bloom, through the head.
Henry Batty, through right thigh.
VIII G. Balshe, through left side.
VIM. Kelly, left thigh and hand.
John Kelly, Columbus, o., private
company F., Fourteenth regiment,
slight shot inleg.
Joel KnouSe, right leg.
Theodore Kleickler, right foot.
Michael Mack, right arm.
Henry Neymeyer, right shoulder.
Harry Powers, right leg broken and
shot through left leg.
John Proth, through shoulder.
Phil Beebe, breast.
Edward Rhein, right leg.
George Ransom, thsough left lung.
William Sullivan, right thigh.
John Shay, left thigh.
Lee Simmons, shot very seriously
through breast.
Herman Shempy, shot in neck.
Edward Sl1ven, right shoulder.
Henry Natbrush, skull fractured.
William Westerhoffer, left hand and
thigh.
James Wise, left side.
Leo Vogelgesang, private in Co. F,
from Columbus, shot in the head.
Charles Miller, in head, very seri-
ously.
J. F. Heckerman, in both legs.
Chas. e. Barnhardt, right knee.
Conrad Hugo, right cheek.
Alfred Hopkins, left arm.
Phillip Hermann, left knee.
Geo. Kemper, seriously wounded in
the chest.
Louis Kolp, inright leg.
Fred. Erkenharst, shot through right
knee joint.
Louis Kreiner, in both legs and left
hand.
Andrew Nicols, shot in the left side
and through the stomach.
Geo. Leigh, right knee.
VIM. McHugh, right hip.
Edgard Gallagher, shot in chest.
DIR. Arthur Lebouteller, seriously
wounded in the breast and arm while
attending to other unfortunates, is
progressing nicely at private ward
in the hospital.
CAPTURING A CANNON.
CINCINNATI, March 81. - At 9:25
word was received at general head
quarters that large mob had broken
into Music hall and was trying to man
a cannon on exhibition in Power hall.
Companies d and E of the Sixth reg
iment were sent to drive them away,
and succeeded without bloodshed, cap
turing the cannon and taking posses
sion of the hall.
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
CINCINNATI, March 31.-'The streets
of Cincinnati present this, Sunday
evening, strange appearance. The
innumerable concert halls, saloons,
restaurants and other places of resort
are closed, and knots of men stand
around discussing the situation. In
stead of promenading the streets or
seeking the different places of amuse-
ment as usual, the Sunday evening
programme presents an appearance
which indeed betokens that the
city is under martial law. The
Fifteenth regiment has just arrived,
composed of Company A from
New Lexington, Captain Theil,
stationed atIthe city buildings; Com
pany b, of GAINESVILLE, Captain Burk-
hard, also at the city buildings; Com
pany F, of GAINESVILLE, Captain Price,
stationed Hammond street police sta
ton; Company q, from Newark, Cap
| tain Warden, also at the city build.
ings; Company G, Mt. Vernon, Captain
Murphy, not yet stationed, at the city
| buildings awaiting orders; and Com.
pany H, from Hebron, Captain Geret
awaiting orders at the city
buildings. 1t is the common ex.
preston among the citizens that
the reception of the gang of de
termined men who composed the mol
of Friday night was a gross mistake