The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-04
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although Gen. Shafter himself, when
the correspondent left him three hours
ago. did not expect it.
Gen. Shafter, however, sent word
this afternoon to Gen. Calixto Garcia
that the surrender Of the city would
not be long delayed.
A conservative estimate by army
men-not officials that our casual
ties during yesterdays fighting were
nearly, if not quite 1000, about Is per
cent Of which were deaths.
Today's casualties on the American
side were much lower, because our
troops had been we'll entrenched the
night before
The following is the latest list of the
casualties in the battle before SANTA
go so far as obtainable:
teenth infantry.
SECOND LIEUTENANT BENCHLEY,
Company E. Sixth infantry.
JOHN BENTLEY. private. Company q,
Sixth volunteers.
HENRY ANDERSON. sergeant Company
SECOND LIEUTENANT w. A. SAFER,
Company A. Thirteenth infantry.
CAPT: W: F: BRUM, Tenth infantry:
= WAs1G, Battery A, Second artillery
- MCCOY, Battery A, Second artillery.
- WAGNER. Battery E. Second artillery.
A.. P. UNDERWOOD. Battery A. Second
JAMES HELEN, Battery A. Second artil-
FIRST LIEUTENANT W. H. Smith. Tenth
cavalry.
Capt. ]. M. Henry. volunteers. shot in the
hip.
Lieut.. Col. John Patterson, Twenty-second
infantry.
Mason Mitchell, Company R, rough riders
rishi shoulder injured
Sergeant Samuel Devon. arm fractured
Trooper Long. shot through the leg
Lieut.. Joseph Armstrong, cavalry.
and shoulder.
Lieut. Col Haskell, Seventeenth infan-
Capt. Bloxham, Sixth cavalry, in the leg.
Capt. Brereton Twenty-fourth infantry,
Lieut.. Col Worth.
slightly in leg.
Capt Dodge, Twenty-fourth infantry.
Lieut.. thurman, Sixth infantry, fatally, in
spine
Lieut.: Robertson. Sixth infantry, below
heart In left leg, right leg fractured by third
Col. Purdy. Sixth infantry. through the
thigh; Wv
Lieut.. Seaborne, Eighth infantry
Lieut.. Wood, Ninth cavalry, in tie mouth.
w y, s j. Carroll, Second MASSACHUSETTS,.
Revere, Second Massachusetts,.
Short, Second Massachusetts,.
Fred Junske, Seventh infantry. in head.
Sergeant Bite Battery A, Second artillery.
Sergeant Cornfeld. Battery A, Second arti,.
lery.
Corporal Kean Battery A. Second artillery.
I;Boor, Battery A, Second artillery.
.,-Devereux. Troop X. rough riders, through
the arm.
Jacob Pauster Troop 8, Third cavalry. in
head.
F: R. Mcdonald. rough riders, in the head.
wagner, Company F, Thirteenth infantry.
Charles Jones, Company B. Twenty-fourth
infantry, hurt by bursting of shell.
A: Dorcutt, Company P, Sixteenth infantry,
Jacob Kuhlen. Second infantry, shot twice.
In right Of chest and left leg.
=. 2 Herstein. Twenty-third infantry.
John Bonner, Third infantry In right side.
Capt: George X. Hunter, Third cavalry, in
Maj. H. W. Vessels, commanding Third
| cavalry, in the neck.
Capt. George A. Dodd. Third cavalry, in
| the forehead
First Lieut. o. D. Meyer Third cavalry
| in the hip and groin.
First Lieut.. Arthur Thayer, Third cavalry,
second ssend Lieut.. j. T. Conrad Third cavalry
| in ankle.
Capt. Kavanagh, Thirteenth infantry in
| left hip.
Capt. J. j. Burton, Twentyfourth infantry,
in left leg.
Col. W. G.. Short, Tenth cavalry. in right
arm and right shoulder.
Lieut.. Col. Henry Carroll, commanding
First brigade, cavalry division, shot through
Col G. A. winloff. severely wounded,
probably fatally.
Capt. ]. B. Kerr. Sixth cavalry, in right
arm.
First Lieut.. Wood, Ninth cavalry. in mouth
c. Augustus Barton, Troop E, Sixth cav
airy, in right hand.
John R.. Budd, Sixth cavalry. in right hand.
Corporal WinhalI, Troop E, Sixth cavalry.
In shoulder and back.
William J. Turner, Company E, Tenth in
fantry, shot in head.
William Heuster, Company N Seventy first
| infantry, in wrist.
Benjamin Franklin Tenth cavalry in side
and wrist
Capt. George p Walker, Company T. Sixth
Peter Bergener.S Company G. Fourth infan-
| try, in CHEST. r,Jcl
Second Lieutenant T. A. Roberts, Tenth
First Lieutenant M. H. Barnum, adjutant
| Tenth cavalry, in left side.
| shell. y
George Pr Cooper, Company g. Twenty
| fifth infantry, hand shot off by shell.
Christopher H. Jordan, Second infantry. in
wrist; j. O.aS. White. Troop E, Tenth cav
airy, in the left hand.
Henry MCCORMACK, Company E, Tenth in
| fantry in the right foot and left leg
| Sergeant John i. Taylor, Troop e, Tenth
cavalry, in right foot.
Charles Andrew, Company X. seventh-frst
New York in the right elbow.
Thomas Hardin, Troop G. Tenth cavalry, in
right arm and side.
". L.. W. Washington Company E, Seven
ty-ffrst infantry, through the right arnf
Frank Ridge.ey, Troop c, Tenth cavalry, in
the left leg.
Wiley Hipshur. Troop. A, Tenth cavalry,
through the foot.
,o Alexander I. Higgins; Company G. Twenty
n. L. Douglas, Troop G, First cavalry. in
eft arm. -
Sergeant E. Patrick Walsh. c,mra,y @
MINI infantry. in right leg
Dslrigo. Troop B. First cavalry, In right
thigh e"'