St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-31
THE MILITIA CALLED FOR.

of the Ohio militia, believing that the pres
cree of a strong body of troops win save the
necessity for their actual use.
[Signedl THOMAS j. STEPHENS, Mayor.
THE ORDER QUICKLY oBEYED.
Accordingly Adjutant General Finley or
dered Colonel Entrekin, of the Sixth regi.
ment, with headquarters at Chillicothe, tc
muster his troops at once and come to Gin
cinnati, by special train, which was done
and they arrived at 4 O'Clock.
THE ROLL OF CITIZENS.
Following is a list of citizens avove referred
to:
Thomas j. Stephens, eX-officio.
S Davis, A Bullock,
A Hickenlooper, John Church, Jr
John E Bell, John Carlisle,
Judge NJ F Force, EW Kittredge
NJ Ryan, Powell Crosley,
II G Urner, Jas Dalton,
l. NJ Dayton. VIM Thorne,
Thomas G Smith, Frank A Tucker,
L G Weir, John " Warrington,
j NJ Dougherty, W Weatherhead,
Herman Lackman, John D Wells,
Charles NJ Steele, Thos B Paxton,
Jacob D Cox, Chas W West,
John D Banks, Frank L Milestone,
E o Estelby, Peter White,
Abe Furst, George Wilshier,
Gus Lowenstein, James Wise,
G ? Taft, Julius Freiburg,
Henry Mulhauser, Adolph Wood,
j L Keck, James Lowman,
Henry Kussler, Simon Woolfstine,
John Kilgour, Dransin Wilson,
Richard Mathers, Geo Thayer,
James E Mooney, Fred Springmeir,
A ] Mullane, Henry Hanna,
w w Beabody, Herman Duhme,
Michael Ryan, Benz Eggleston,
Edmund H Pendleton, Murat Halstead,
VIM M Ramsey, John r Mclean,
John c Kelley, L Markbreit,
Lewis Seasongood, Jacob ElsaSs,
Thomas Sherlock, Thomas Emery,
Amos Smith, Jr., Maj Flechheimer,
John Gettermus, James Gilmore,
George n Stone, Thomas Gilfeir,
VIM Sumner, A 7 Goshorn,
Briggs Swift, Henry Haacke,
James Allison, DR. A G Kemper,
Brent Arnold, VIM Hobart,
Sidney D Maxwell, G NJ Holloway,
Samuel Bailey, Jr., VIM Means,
Dave Baker, W P Hubert,
j B Mccormick, NJ E ingalls,,
w T Bishop, Edgar NJ Johnson,
Joseph L Anderson, VIM Robinson,
Lars Anderson, Thos L Taylor,
W Bark, John A Caldwell,
R NJ Bishop, A H Bugher,
Lea a Brigel,
Somuch error and uncertainty has crep
into all efforts to give complete list, Of
the dead and wounded, that the following
list, as perfect as it can be made, is given;
KILLED.
James Condor, No. 70 Hunt street. car
riage blacksmith, leaves wife and three
children.
John Haverkemp, Central avenue, Goa
cart driver.
Fritz Havemeyer, No. 25, Woodward
aged Al, hod carrier, leaves a wife and five
children.
Frank Hettusheimer, No. 512, Central ave-
nue., employed in Tenbroek's furniture fact
orv. The support of his mother and step
father
Ben. Fink. 4O1 Walnut street, shoe-makel
supporting mother and family.
John Sagger, SO east Front street, married
Joseph Besold, 1864 Vine street, cigar
maker, employed at Rauch's.
Mike Oday, Sloo street between Conn ant
Freeman, driver for James Sheridan, leaves
a wife and mother.
Anton Fohler, s75 Clark street, near Har
riet.
John Dickey, Concord street, twenty-five
support of his mother.
Frank Bergman, driver, residence Budt
and Harriet.
Thos. A. Green, colored, son of the Rev
E. W. Green, of Paris, KY, coachman fo
Mr.. Decamp, in Avondale.
Anton Singer, S4 Cutter street, shoemaker
John Goeble, 1T Spring street, bartender
for Russell, on Race between Fourth an6
Fifth.
Samuel Henan, 372 West Third street
employed at Sullivan's, on Vine street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, died of heart disease
during the excitement.
Jacob Metzger, 80 Buckeye, stone cutter
Fred. Sleusser, Logan, Ohio, employed al
bartender.
Four bodies unidentified, are yet at Ha
big's.
IN THE GENERAL HOSPITAL.
At the hospital, lying dead, are John j
Hennessy, Smith street, widower, no family
shot in the abdomen.
Henry ]. Pieser, residence unknown, sho
in the right breast.
An unknown man, shot in the head.
Walter Fay, twenty-five, carriage-maker
296 East Sixth street, shot through both thighs
and scrotem.
Peter Roell, twenty-five, brewer, Freeman
avenue and Liberty, shot in the left foot an(
right leg.
Conrad Breslau, Sycamore and Abigail, ,sho
through the body.
Capt. John J. Desmond, Lytle Greys, wa
shot through the head. The sole support O.
widowed mother. A promising Young at
torney, and a member of the law firm O
Healy, Branon & Desmond.
WOUNDED.
Frank Rock, timer, aged thirty-four, sho
in the calf of the leg.
Michael RAFFERTY,, forty-one, laborer, SO:
Broadway, shot in the abdomen, very serious
Mike Shay, age twenty-five, horse-shoer