Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
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Dorsey is said to be paralyzed in the love
limbs, and is badly hurt.
Phillip Riceling, who is located both a
Nirgo and Belsire, was shot thrice, once IL
he right leg, in the neck ard again the rigb
,rm. He was carried home and doctor
.ummoned Yesterday hs was able to talk
out suffered great pain.
Joseph Stephens, heater, formerly Of
bis city, hut who has been working
Brilliant, received rifle or revolver bsI.
trough the neck. he WAS taken down tn
-slrosd track toward town by his friends,
nut after that all definite trace Of him was
iost. One rumor has it that he was secre.ed
n Martins Ferry, while another was that
ne Was placed in sbif on a mattress, aud
aiken over to the upper end of this city,
vi ere be was concealed by friends. About
haltpast one o clock yesterday it was au'
t oritariyely stated that he was dead, but
Il most persistent inquiry failed TO turn
tits report into a certainty. Stephen,
i is said, formerly worked at the
Top mill, and later at the River.
sice He is said to have come with tn
Brilliant Delegate ind was shot during the
thick of the fight
Clark Linn received the contents of a
shotgun in the back, but the charge wa
fred at such long range that the shot failed
70 penetrate his clothlDg
Arolter man known to hive bee;
wounded is one Wright, of Brill snt. Abou
1 o'clock yesterday morning he was CARRIE
mp Hanover street on a mattress aud take
INTO an alley, where all trace of him wa
ost By some be is thought to be secrete
N the house of friend, while others CLAIM,
ne was sent back to Steubenville.
Another man is known to be going around
with revolver ball in his back, aud sill
another has one in his arm. Both thes
men are Martins Ferrisns.
OTHER CASUALTIES.
II is tolerably certain that two other o.
be attacking party were shot, but their
nsmes could not be sscertsined. They ar
ssi6 to have gone up the river on the early
train yesterday morning, accompanied by Il
number of friends.
From this it will be seen that the attack
ing party got very much the worst of the
encounter as far as wounds are concerned.
which probably arises from the fac
tbst they kept in tolersbly compact group
While the defenders, shielded as they wer,.
~ the corner of the warehouse and tn
empty csr, had every advantage.
ARRESTS.
Early in the morning Alexander Laugh
lin, ST., went TO Bridgeport and swore out
Twelve warrants for men supposed to be
among the rioters, his son going down at
noon and getting warrants for Patsy Mullen
and Ed Bender on the same charge as the
Others, it being shooting with intent to kill
About two clock Constable MeConnaughey
sent up and arrested Reese Furbay, Patsy
Mullen, Eugene Wilson, John A. Brown,
William Bissitt, Richard L. Stuart, Henry
Carter, John Halpin and Ed. Bender.
they were taken to Bridgeport for q pre-.
hmipsry hearing, Ross j. Alexander repre-
sentipg the Lsughin Company and Geo. C..
Duncan the defense. By request of the de-
PENDANTS Squire Robinson postponed the
trial till Monday at one q m, the prisoners
being required to give 800 bond for their
appearance. They did not have much diff,
6culty in getting bondsmen, John L.
SchilhDg, Charles Miller, Alexander Linn
and Geo. Duncan going security for the en-
tire party.
THE EXCITEMENT
in Martins Ferry over the ARRAY was some.
thing tremendous. Ali day Che assault
upon the mil was the universal topic of con.
versetion, and rumors of the mos nam g
oarafad aafpra were sfoak NV AfCru-n