Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-23

room for it now. The names of the
wounded are as follows: Il
Private Davis Corey Co. 7, Tth cav
airy. right hip: Patrick Mcdonald,
D, left leg; Sargt. John Paul H,
back; Privts. Michael, c, Madden, K,
right leg; VIM. George, H, left side,
died July 8, at a. M; sergt. VIM.
Heyn, A, left knee; Privt. John NC
Way, c. hip; Patrick Corcoran, K,
right shoulder; Max Wilke, K, left
foot; Alfred Whitaker, G, right ell
bow; Peter Thompson, c, right hand;
Jacob Deal, A, Face; J. H. Meyer,
M, back; Roman Rutler, M, right
shoulder; Daniel Newell, M, left
thigh; JAS Muller, H, right thigh;
Elijah T. Stroude, A, right leg;
Sergt. Patrick Carey, M, right hipffi
Privt. Jas. E. Bennett, G, body, died
July 5 at o'clock; Francis Reeves,
A, left side and body; Jas. Wilbur,
M, left leg; Jasper Marshall, l., left
foot; Sergt. Jas. T. Riley, E, back
and left leg; Privt. John J. Phillips,
H, face and both hands; Samuel Sev-
ern, H, both thighs; Frank Brunn,
M, face and left thigh; Corp. Alex. B.
Bishop, H, right arm; Privt. Jas. Eos
ter, A, right arm; W. E. Harris, M,
| left breast; Charles H. Bishop, H,
right arm; Fred Homstad, A, left
| wrist; Sergt. Chas. White, M, right
! arm; Prvt. Thos. P. Varnerx, M, right
ear; Chas. Campbell, C, right Shout
der; John Cooper, H, right elbow;
John Mcclure, G, right arm; Henry
Black, H, right hand; Daniel McWil-
liams, H, right leg. ,...sa. ~.
An Indian scout, name unknown,
left off at Berthold; Sergt. M. Riley,
Co. I, 7th infantry, left off at Buford,
consumption; Privt. David Ackison,
Co. E, 7th cavalry, left off July 4th
at Buford, constipation.
| The total number of killed was
261; wounded 50. Thirty-eight of the
wounded were brought down on the
Far West, three of them died en-
route. The remainder were cared
for at the field hospital. .~
De Rudio had narrow escape and
his escape is attributed to the noise
of beavers, jumping into the river
during the engagement. De Rudio
followed them, got out of sight and
after hiding twelve hours or more
finally reached the command in SAT.
ETY.. +.
The body Of Lieut.. Hodgson did not
fall into the hands of the Indians;
that Of Lieut.. Mcintosh did, and was
badly mutilated. Mcintosh, though
a half-breed, was a gentleman Of cul.
ture and esteemed by all who knew
him. He leaves afamily at Lincoln
as does Gen. Custer, Coils. Calhoun
and Yates, Capt. Smith and Lieuten
ant Porter. The unhappy Mrs. Cal
houn loses husband, three brother,
and a nephew. Lieut.. Harrington ais,
had family, but no traces of hi
remains were found. We are indebt
ed to Col. Smith for the following
full list IL the dead; to DR.. Porte
| for the list of wounded, which is alst
full.
The Killed, Field and Staff.
4 Brevet Major General George A
, Custer; Lieut.-Colonel W. w. Cook
Assistant Surgeon, Lord; Act
ing Asst. Surgeon. J. M. De Wolf.
Non-combatant staff-Surgeon Ma
jor W. W. sharrow; Chief Interpre
ter Voss.
4 Company A-Corporals Henry Dial
lans, G. K. King: PriYates j. e. Arm
strong, Jas. Rinaw, VIM. Moody, r
Rowline, Jas. Mcdonald, John Sulli
van, Thos. B. Switzer. A&r.
i Company B-Second Lieutenant. 3
Hodgson, Privates Richard Doral
and Geo. Mask. Xxi, II. =
Company C-Brevt. Lieut.-Col. 7
W. Custer; Second Lieut.. Fl. H. Har
rington 1.-THE body Of Lieut.. Harring
ton was not found but it is reason
!, ably certain that he was killed)
First sergt. Edwin Baba, Sergts. Fir
ley and Fink1e; Corps. French, Fo
ey and Ryan; Privates Allen Criddle
King, Bucknell. Eisman, Engle
l Brightfeld, Fanand, Griffin, Ham1e1
: Hattisol, Kingsoutz, Lewis, Mayel
Mayer, Phillips, Russell, Rix, Rantel
t Short, Shea, Shade, Stuart, st. JohI
Thadius, Van Allen, Warren, Wine
0 ham, Wright.
Company D-Farrier Charley VII
9 cent; Privates Patrick Golden an
e Edward Hanson.
I Company E-Brevet. Capt. A. ]
9 Smith, Second Lieut.. E. Sturgis 18th
q body of Lieut.. Surgis was not foun
g but it is reasonably certain he we
T killed.; First Sergt. F. Hohmeyei
7 Sergts. Egnen and James; Corp. H;