The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-05
AMONG THE WOUNDED.

The list, OF wounded during the two
days engagement in Providence between
the citizens and fun and amusement is as
follows:
David Fl. weeden, shot in the shoulder /;
will live.
John Mahoney, shot in hip; reported
out OF danger. r. l. Hospital.
I-Rlchard- -Smith,-lacerated- cannon
cracker; injuries not fatal.
Eugene Cotton, struck by burning frag-
ment; will lose sight of one eye.
Robert Townsend; cheek torn open and
sight of one eye destroyed.
Michael Bannigan; hand taken off by
electric car. X. l. Hospital.
Unknown bicyclist shot in hand; badly
wounded
Charles Leary shot in leg; not seriously
wounded.
James Spooner; hand badly laoerated.
X. /. Hospital.
Leo Snyder; hand torn. r. l. Hospital.
William Martin; loss of finger. X. l.
Hospital.
Samuel Hawkins; face disGgured for life
by giant powder.
Unknown man on Cranston street; lost
all fingers on one hand, giant powder.
Sallie Cohen; run down by heavy wagon.
Charles Laylor; right hand shattered.
II. i. Hospital.
Harry Baneck; shot in the hand.
- Michael Lynch; hand blown to pieces.
X. !. Hospital.
Charles Kilyerry; right eye badly in
John Baron; loss Of three fingers and
thumb by gun explosion.
John Allen; loss OF eyesight. X. j.
Hospital.
Carnnias Caurrollo, 81 Globe street. was
hit on the ear by a stranger on Brook
street last evening. He thought that he
had been shot and yelled murder He
was taken TO the Rhode Island Hospital,
where it was found that his ear had a
cut about half-inch in length. A piece
OF plaster was put on, and he went away
Charles CHAINS will carry the marks of
powder in his face for the rest Of his life,
caused by the explosion of small
HER INJURIES PROVED FATAL
Little Grace Stockwell, the only child
OF Mrs. Lucille II. Stockwell, of rs Ford
street, died at the hospital late Wednesday
night after twenty-four hours of the most
intense suffering. Her clothing caught
fire on the parade grounds Tuesday after
noon.
OTHER INCIDENTAL MIsIIAPs.
The fires started late Wednesday altar.
noon with thrd-alarm fire in OIney-
vile by which the abandoned car barn
of the Cable Tramway Company and
the front OF the American De Gras
company on Valley street were totally
destroyed. The financial loss is estimated
~ $40 900, fully covered by insurance.
The barn was occupied by Emerson a
Liddle, contractors. Several dwelling
houses in the vicinity were somewhat
burned by flying fragments of burning |
wood, but the minor blazes were ali |
quickly extinguished, and the members |
u the fire department acquitted them |
selves most creditably.
The Olneyville fire was the only one /
hat amounted TO anything during the |
wo days, and the roof fires were much |
ess numerous than usual, thanks to the |
iownpour OF rain that drenched every !
hing
pane OF glass valued at s1O was
'roken in Bridget Murray's store on Pot
ers avenue by cannon cracker.
The windows In Turner's fish market
will all have to be reset. F
AT O'Clock last evening someone threw
large cannon cracker in the hallway OF
lr. Costello's residence, so Brook street,
nd three panes' of glass and portion OF
he stairway was demolished.
James Gallagher will be obliged to have
large square OF glass set in his store.
"a South Main street.