The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-11
CASUALTIES AMONG OFFICERS.
Twenty-FOur Killed, Seyenty-Seven
Wounded and Twenty-One I'LL

TWenty-FOur Killed, Seventy-Seven
Wounded and Twenty-One Ill.
WASHINGTON, July 1e.-Adjutant Gen
eral Corbin tonight received a dispatch
from Major Rafferty,. one Of the surgeons
who arrived at Tampa, Fla, on the Chero-
kee from General Skaters corps at Santa
go. giving a list of the officers killed.
wounded or sick up to July O. The list fur
nished by Major Rafferty, contained some
inaccuracies, but so far as possible they
have been eliminated. The list as corrected
follows:
First Cavalry-Major Bell, wounded; Maj.
Force killed: Captain Kirk, wounded;
Lieutenants Mills and Byrum. wounded;
Lieutenant Rivers, sick; Lieutenant Rob
erts, wounded
Third Cavairy-General Young sick: Mai
Vessels, wounded; Captains Dodd and Hun
ter, wounded Lieutenant Thayer, wounded;
Lieutenant Naude, sick; Lieutenant Myer,
wounded
Sixth Cavalry-Colonel Carroll, wounded;
Captains Kell, Stanton. Biccksom, wounded;
Lieutenant Coles, sick; Lieutenant Short,
wounded
Seventh Cavalry-Lieutenant Stone, sick;
Captain Capron, killed.
Eighth Cavalry Lieutenant Mccoy,
Ninth Cavalry-Colonel Hamilton. killed:
Captain Stedman, killed; Captain Taylor
wounded; heutenants Wood and Ryan,
wounded.
Tenth Cavalry-Major Whit wounded;
Captain Bigelow, wounded; Lieutenants
Shipp and w. II. Shipp, killed; Lieutenant
Barnum; wounded; Lieutenant Willard,
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bennan,
cick: Lieutenant Wells, wounded.
Fourth Infantry Lieutenant Neavey
wounded; Leuts. j. j. Bunard and Hewes
killed.
Sixth Infantry-Colonel Egbert. wounded
Walker and Toney,, wounded; 1seutenanI
Howard. killed; Leutenants Simons, Fur
nam. Purdy, Gross and Robertson. wounded
seventh lnIantry-Colonel Bennam, sick
Lieutenant Carpenter wounded jor Cor
iiss. wounded Lieutenant Gussard, wound
ed; Lieutenant Wans6oro. killed:
Eighth Infantry-General Van Horn sick
Lieutenants Perkins and Sargent, sick;
Lieut. j; K. Selburn, wounded.
Ninth Infantry-Iieut Col. Ewers, wound
ed: Lieut.. Lewis. killed.
Twelfth Infantry-1 aptain Haskell wound
ed; Lieut.. Dove, wounded.
Tenth lnfantry-MaJor Eskridge. wound
ed; Captain Lincoln wounded: Capt Drum
killed; Captains Duggan and Van Vleet
wounded; Iieutenants Coops and Saville,
wounded.
Thirteenth Infantry-Colonel Worth.
wounded; Major Ellis, wounded; Captains
Guthrie and Cavanaugh. wounded; Captain
Fernando, killed; Captain Gilman, SICK
Lieuts ~. B. Scott and Slater, killed.
Sixteenth Infantry-Captain Morrison,
killed; Captains Woodbury., Portland. LASH
fer Sorley and Spence wounded.
Seventeenth Infantry-Colonel Haskell.
wounded: Iieutenants Dickinson and
Llchee, kllled.
Twentieth Infantry-General Hawkins.
wounded; Captains Rodman and Moon,
wounded.
Twenty fifth Infantry-Captain Edwards
wounded: Lieutenant McCorkle, killed:
Lieutenant Kensmon, wounded.
Twenty-first Infantry-Colonel McGibbon
wounded: Major Coe. sick.
Twenty-second Infantry-Colonel Wikoff.
killed; G. ]. Patterson. wounded; Captain
Crittenden, killed: Captains Mosher and
Jones, wounded; Lieutenant Patteen, sick:
Lieutenant Godfrey. wounded Lieutenant
Wassel, wounded; Captain Lewis sick:
Lieutenant Stone, sick.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Colonel Liscomb
wounded: Captains Brendon and Ducat
wounded: Lieutenants Butt. Lyon and Lewis
wounded Leutcnants GurDen and Angus
tin killed; Lientenants Welsh and Miller
sick
summary: Killed. "a: wounded, n; sick
FL; total. 122-