Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-29
MORE LIVES ARR LOST
Three Persons Killed and Several
Wounded by Charles.
Is HIMSELF KILLED.
lie Resisted Arrest and Fought pes-
peraiely Thousands Witnessed
the Battle Twelve Persons
Dead as the Result.


New Orleans. july 2S.-There was a (
woeiul change Yesterday afternoon In
the peaceful situation and six more lives I
lost The desperate negro. Robert
Charles. whose crimes have caused the
torriblo events Of the past two days, was
located in "A dwelling on Saratoga
street and Ia efccting his capture the
lives % four more white men-two po-
lice officers and two citizens-wcre sac-
rifced. Charles resistance cost him his
life and with him was killed negro
companion, who had aided him in his
war on the whites and his defiance Of
the authorities D
The fresh violence has revived the
turbulence of the unruly element and
added strength to their forces. The
citizens police force has been increased. /
an camps Of the stats militia are under
arms and are guarding the prison and
other important points, but the general
belief Is that the force on hand win be-
ablo 20 suppress the lawless element
The complete list OF casualties since
the trouble commenced foot up u killed
and 20 wounded.
The killed are:
John r. Day, police captain.
Peter j. Lamb. policeman.
August Thomas. negro laborcr. In the
employ Of the New Orleans City Rail.
way company.
Bapnste Filean. negro laborer in
French market
Lewis Taylor. negro laborer in the
market
Gabriel Porteous. white, sergeant Of
police.
Joseph IAlly. white. corporal Of
police.
A. Van Kurem. white. keeper Of the
city workhouss
/ Alfred J. Brumaeld, white. employe
Of the Southern News company.
Robert Charles. negro. triple mur.
derer and author u the trouble.
Anna Mabry. negro woman. killed In
her home by a mob searching tor fugi.
tives.
Unknown negro. companion of Robert
Charles
The wounded are NJ follows:
Esther Fields, severe cash on head.
Oswald Mahone. white, shot in right
thigh.
Frank Shepherd, white, shot In right
arm
Alexander Rufin. negro, shot in lefr
shoulder.
Joseph Deeds, white. cut on righi
hand
+. G. Davis, white. shot In right leg
J. Cluney white, clubbed about arms
George Morris. negro, shot In leg anS
cut on head
George White. negro, shot in the lef
hand.
Henry Daurin, white. shot on left leg
Louis lAPuyade, white. shot ON lei
leg.
William Armstrong. negro. shot II
night leg
Tony Michel. white, wounded In botl
hands.
Josephine Wild. white child, shot Il
knee.
q. p. Colas, negro. wounded in hip.
James Nelson. skull fractured at ba.
and numerous contusions and lacer,
tions ~ scalp.
Thomas Sanders, negro. stabbed /
side, scalp wounds and pistol shot woun
in right knee
Nathan Brown, negro. stabbed net
heart.
Charles Washington. stabbed nes
heart.
II. II. Bate, white. shot In ches
probably fatal.
Henry Davis. white, slightly wound,
in the chest
George J. Lyons, white, wounded
right hand.
/, 4. s. Lsclere. white, shot in big
forearm.
John Banville. white, shot in the a
: domon.
Frank Bertuolei, white. shot in q
left shoulder.
Frank Evans, white. ex.polce ofiic,
J slight wound in the abdomen.
J. W. Boil, white, slightly wound
In the right hand
The capture Of Charles was after
most desperate battle lasting sever
hours and in which Charles succeed
4 In killing Sergeant Gabriel PortcoJ
Andrew Van Kursn, keeper of the poll
d Jail. and Alfred J. Bloomfield. you
boyj fatally wounding Corporal John
. IAlly. John Banville. eK.policem
Frank II. Evans and A. s Leclere, o
q the leading confectioners Of the city a
4 more less severely several other citizeI
q The negro desperate, Robert Charl
3 who killed Captain Day aud Patrolm