The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-31

, mere curiosity Heekers hocking TO tht
, scene to-day. Tho place seemed to be re
. gardod with dread, and at noon even wher
the weather was delightfully."- pleasant
there wes no. 80 much travel OH the street.
} IN TINT vicinity as is usual on ordina1,
Sundays. - a3.B.s
THECAsUALTIga.
The List Of the Killed and Mounted IL
j f8.I tho Riots. H5 ,TE Z
! CINCINNATI, MARCH 3O.-So much errol
and uncertainty has erept into I'LL efforts Il
give complete list Of tho dead and wound
ed that tho following list, which Is as per
fest rs can be made, is given: a'.ii'r- :
killcd-Jamca Condor, No. re Hun,
street, carriage blacksmith, leaves vile
and three chtldrcn; John Havcrkamp,
Central avenue, coal cart driver; Fritz
Havemeyer, No. 25 Woodward avenue,
aged Al, nod carrier, wife and five children;
Frank Het.nshcimer, No. 5l2 Central ave.
nue., employed in Ten Broeck's furniture
factory, support OF hia mother and step.
iatllet; B. Fink, 40l Walnut Street,
supporting his mother and family;
John sagger, No, 30 E,s, Front strest, mar.
ried; Joseph Besold, 1864 Vine street, cigar
maker; Mike 0Day, driver for Jas. Shof-
rdau, leaves wife and mother; Anton
fohter, S75 Nark street, near Harret; John
DIckey, Concord street, aged 20, the cup.
port OF his mother; Frank Borgman, driver,
residence Budd and llarnet s,reetr; 'rhos.
a. Green, colored, son Of Rev. Il. W.
Green, Of Paris, KY, coachman for Mr..
DEFIANT; Auton finger, No. 81 Gutter
street, shoemaker; John Gaeble, No. III
Spring Street, bartender; Sam Aeeuan, No.
S72 West Third street, died OF ireart disease
during the excitement; Jacob Metser, No.
~ buckeye street, Htone cutter; Fred
Slentser, Logan, Ohio, employed as bar.
tender. Four bodies unidentified are yet
at Habig's. go. ~
| AT THE HOSPITAL.
at the hospital lying dead are: John
J. Henessy, No. 13S Smith street, widow
er, no family, shot in the abdomen; Fl. J.
Pierser, reeidenc, unknown, shot iu the
right breast; unknown man shot iu the
head; Walter Fay, carr;age maker, No. 06
Sixth street, shot through both thighs;
Peter Rowe, brewer, Freeman Avenue and
Liberty street, shot in the left foot and right
leg; Conrad Bfest, Sycamore and Abigail
streets, shot through the body; Capt. John
Desmond, was shot through the head. He
was the support Of his widowed mother, a
promising young attorney, member OF the
law firm OF Healy, Brenuou K Desmond,
The following; are wounded: Frank
Rock, aged 81. shot in the cali Of the
iee; Michael Rsetord, aged4i, isborer, No.
302 Broadway street, shot in the abdomen,
very serious; Mike Shay, agad %, horse.
shoer. shot in tho right thigh; Edward
sehuder, aged 10, employed in surveying
instrument manufactory, left thigh; james
Leonard, aged 10, salesman, left thigh;
Jesse Bright, sged II, hotel waiter, right
hand md right thigh; Adolph Bnaer, aged
%, bartender, in the right leg below The
knee; Charles Bradwell, aged 1S;, carriage
Washer, right elbow; Henry Duiie,
aged Is, farmer, in tho right knee;
Samuel Fox, colored, aged 20, laborer,
through the right shoulder; Jss Fay, aged
2S, carpenter. through the ankle; Jackson
Todd, aged IS, fireman, in the breast; Chas.
Carker, aged 20, carriage trimmer, in the
lip and twice III the chest. $50
! ANOTHER LIST OF VICTIMS.
The following we're brought in since Sa'-
urday noon: Dan Chris.maa, eyed 81,
cgarmaker, through The left ankle; F. D..
Reitenbock, history unknown, through tie
right shoulder; VIM. Bach, aged so, iron.
worker, left leg broken aud flesh wound
in right lep;Y Charles Bloom, sged 33,
brewer, through the head; Henry
Bar, aged 27, carriage painter, through
the right thigh; Willie Batch, aged
! IS, driver, through the side; William
Kelly, aged Is, lsborsr, ol los Pleasant
street., left thigh; John Kelly, Columbus,
O., private Of Company X Fourteenth Rspi.
ment, slight shot in the leg; VI. Mack, aged
25, lsborer, right arm; Henry Neimeyer,
aged 40, tailor, through the ripht
shoulder Harry Powers, eyed %,
blacksmith, right lex broken md
shot through the left lee; John Pratb, or
|
Reed, aged A., moulder, breast; Edward
Rehm, aged e5, baker, right lei; George
Ransom, aged 25; salesman, through ths
left lung; William Sullivan, aged u;
painter, right thigh; John SHAY,
aged 81, laborpr left thigh; Lse
Simmous, aged q, painter, shot, yery
seriously through the breast; Herman
Shempl, %, upholsterer, shot in the neck,
Edward Stivin, aged %, pressmsn, right
shoulder; Henry Uctbush. aged 81, labor.
er, skull fractured; Vim. Westenhor, aged
"a, car painter, left hand and
thigh; Joseph Wise, aged 25, varniaher,
left side; Leo Voegles. aged %, private in
Company + from Columbus, had slightly
wounded; Chas. Miller, aged So, clear
packer, in the head, very seriously; J, #.
Helkertnann, aged 81, glazier, in both legs;
Chas. Ebert, aged q, teamster, through tha s
right knee; Conrad Hugo, : aged
Is, baker, right cheek; Al
fred Hopkins, aged .53,, steamboatman,
through the arm; Phil Hermann, aged 90,
carpenter, in the left knee; Geo. Kemper,
aged 25, blacksmith, very seriously wound.
ed in the chest; Lonis Kemp, aged Al, var.
nisher, in the right lee; Fred. Enkenhorst,
aged SO, clerk, right knee; Louis Keys, sped
81, jtnitor, in both legs; Andrew Nicoll,
coiorsd, aged 35, laborer, seriously in the
left side and through the stomach. gE
At the Good Samaritan Hospital are
these: George Seager, aged o., right knee,
amplighter; Wm. McHngh, aged o., right
hip; Edward Gallagher, Of sis Sycamore
street, sbot in the right chest; was taken
home. Dr.. Lsboutslle, who twas so
seriously wounded in the breast aud arms
while attending to other uniortunates Sat
private ward at the hospital, : 4f,5
| BARRICADED STREETS. -,
Tho Mob lNcreases In kttength-1he
t4S Iai Court House Fired.
! ClSclSSArl, O., March 29.-All day
changing crowds filed the streets aa
near to the Jail sa they were permitted to
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