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bailz NAY Or IA the distance the Michigan
cou.t be tnaisEinctly seen and from her
aides belched IRE. Nearer were tic Ancy
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tAiioa ot infantry. he IRE Increased
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steady roar with an OCCASIONAL
gienm o. ighs from the guns Then came
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ths shore batteriez Tho nee.
Kept up nre. but tho batteries
were silent until the boats were within
essy range. There was sudden vol
lsy, and after 10 came the rattle OF
mssketry. II sounded like pills ratified in
box and the flashes looked through the
smoke IKE h-enies The gathng guns on
the boats responded % thiG The attacking
party Vas tnally ropulsed and the canon
ac.ng began again Suddenly 10 slackeped,
and through the gloom cou d be seen a little
bail OF nrs. Il gradually increased in size
until the heavens were Illuminated, and Ia
was seen that ship was on fire. The
flames licked up along the mssts and
blAz-d Up until every thing In the yicin-
ity was visible. The enemy was
refreshing Bugle calls rang out
along the shore and the drums could be
heard across the water There were few
formal shots, and then thousands OF rock
ets were sent up ia celebration OF the re-
pulse OF the invaders The battle was over.
Tbs encampmsnt with the exception OF
the business meeting ives closed.
During the battle a cannon on the United
States revenue cutter Fcsscndcn was dis
charged psenaturoly and two sailors. John
Schuz os Detroit and Charles Mottshesd,
or Montreal, Can. were seriously injured
about Ike handA Motoshexd's injury
viii necessitate tho amputat:on OF
one OF his hands mortar exploded
on one OF thu mortar boats and
two sailors, Prank Ssyles. OF Milwaukee,
aud s 5 Rock, OF Thiensvillc, were pain
fully. but not seriously. injured Williap
Bate. IS years II age, was also injured by
tho premature discharge of mortar on
the stesmer Henry SILL OF Racine. and re-
ceivei severe burns about the right hip
and ankle Several veterans were over
come by the heat and smoke. but wcre
taken to the tents of the Red Cross, where
they were well taken care Of