The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-31
CINCINNATI seen rs.
frits II syermeye., - Woodward.
FRANK HetisrsheimeT, bif central ave.

FRANK Hetlersheimer, 5if central ave
ben Fink. tOi Walnut street.
John Jaeger, 10 E.st Front street..
Joseph Bsssld, 1854 Vine street
MIKE 0Dsy Sloo street, between Court
aud freeman.
Anton fobler, SIS CLARK street
John Dokey, % Concord street,
Frank Bergman. residence corner Budd
and Harrtt streets.
Thomas A. Green (c,lorcd), son OF Rev
E. w. Green Paris. Kentucky,
Autons Singer, ~ Gutter street,
John Gorble. III Spring street,
sam Hsusn, S7y West Thirtieth street,
led OF heart disease during the excite
ent.
jacob Met,er, ~ Buckeye street.
Fred Heusser, Logan street.
-Four bodies unidentified are at HAbig'I
ret. At thu hospital lynn dead are:
John J. Hsnnessy, 1888 Smith street.
Henry J. Pisser, residence unknown.
unknown man shot IN the head
Water Pay East Sixth street, shot
through both thighs.
Peter Raveli, Freeman avenue and Lib.
srty street, shot In lef loot and right leg.
Conrad Bresllsnd BY amore and A bigslo
shot through the oodJ.
Captain John J. Dresmond, Little
dreys,' was shot through the head.
WOUNDED.
EfAuH kOOk. SnOt w tnt CAV D' Tue ltk.
Michael Rafferty,, S82 Brosdway shot in
the abdomen, very serious
Mike Shaw Kilgore street, between Third
and Fourth, shot In right thigh.
howard zehuder, left thigh.
James Leonard, left thigh.
.esse BRIGHT, right hand and right leg.
Adolph B1sen, in right leg.
Ohsrles 8readweil, right elbow.
Henry Dulie, In right knee joint.
Samuel foy tcoorsd) through the right
shoulder.
James Foy, through lett ankle.
jackson Todd In the breast.
Charles Darker, In lip and twice IN the
chest.
The following we're brough, in since Sat
urday noon:
Dan Christman, through the left ankle.
Feitv Breiten bach, seriously through
the right shoulder
William Bach LETT leg broken and flesh
wound In right leg.
Chas Is Dom, through the head.
Henry Bardy, through the right thigh.
Will g. Bslshe, through the left side.
William Kelley left thigh and hand.
Joan Kelley, Columbus, Ohio, private
Cosiosny II. Fourth Regiment, slight shot
in leg
Joel Knouse right leg
Tn.o Kleckier, right foot.
Michael Mack, right arm.
Henry Neymeyer, through the right
shoulder.
Harry Powers, right leg broken and shot
througb the lett leg.
At the Good Samaritan hospital are
these:
George Lieoh. right knee.
William McHugh. right hip.
Edward Gallagher 5is Sycamors street,
shot in chest was taken home.
DR.. Arthur Leb .nitter, who was 80 seri-
ously wounded IN the breast and arm
while attending 20 other untnrtu mates ear
ly Saturday morning., Is progressing nicely.
At the private ward In the hospital over
200 OF the most prom ineut business men OF
the city met tonight.
At the coupcil in the cham her OF the city
building, Mayor Stephens was present. He
briefly stated what had been done to pro-
tect the CITY and asked II It met with ap.
prob ,tion. Ex-Governor J. ID. Cox and
General Andrew Hickenlooper were among
the speakers. The general sentiment was
in favor of upholding the mayor
and adjutant. general In their action.
After expressing conf fence in tn nan
agement Of affairs the COMMITTEES adj urn
ed TO meet at Q O'Clock thi. morning. The
eigh teenth regiment under command OF
picked men with the unattached second
troop OF cavalry (Scott Dragons. OF Hills
boro, under command OF CAPTAIN
ed. "a. Mullinsx) arrived by special
tr,in, and IN the evening the Seventeenth
regi ment from Coshoe'o on arrived by way
OF the Panhandle route aud were marched
to the city park to be held ~ rein force
ment. 10 the soldiers on duty at
the jail Ind Besides Be s-,,. 'h. ss,orn are o ss
section Of the fifth battery OF the Dayton
and the eleventh battery from Cleveland
third, sixth, Of Covington, OHIO. This
makes in all six regiments, two batteries
and one t-oon Of cavalry are to be here
tonight o. about o'clock. =.
NAIs kxruS rN inn
the Court street approach, was fired into
by one OF the mob from an alley between
Main and Walnut. On Court the troops
answered the challenge by few shots,
wbicn wore followed by avolley and several
shots from the eating gun stationed
there. The number OF injured at
this hour can not DO sscer-
tanned The firing In now continuing
ct Intervals In all directions. It 10 the
purpose of the militia to clear the streets.
One volley fired down Main street
wounded, among others, Mr.. Briggs
Swift, prominent p ssrE PAGER ses
Main streets, three squares from the court.
house. In conversation with Henry
Henna, Third street broker, he was
struck, most seriously wounded, and was
carried home IN . carriage.
The following order was issued this even
To Colonel G. B. Hunt Colonel aeorge d. Free
The mayor has requested that troops DO
stationed at the following points, viz:
depot, Channels ct Armory
music hall, Hammond street police station,
city building county Jail and gas works.
/ have ordered Colonel Entreken to re.
port at the city buildings. You will please
make such disposition OF your men
as TO comply a. near as possible
with the request Of the mayor. The mill
tary are here IL aid Of the civil authorities,
&C ing under the orders OF the mayor. In
case Of dis urbance please direct
the Officers in charge to use
forbearance as long a. there
is yirture ia torbearance and not be the
ayeressor but In the event force 10 required,
use IL effectively in the defense OF lite and
fSignedl K b. FARLEY,
Adjutant General.
The people are out on the streets seeking
the different places OF amusement as usual
on Sunday evening. The programme Is one
Of an appearance which would
indeed betoken the city under
military law. The fihh regiment
has Just arrived 1850 y. M composed OF
company A. from New Lexington. Captain
Thiei, stationed at the city buildings; Com
pany B, Zaneville, and Captain Burkhart are
ct the city buildings. Company Flames.
yille-Usptsip Price stationed at Ham,
mond street and polic' station;
tain Warden also at city bulldogs;
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