The Richmond Compiler says of the victims
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The Richmond Compiler says Of the victims
of the deplorable casualty at the raising of the
Wing Club House in that city on the 18th


There are a great many sprains bruises and
contusions. We cannot give list even Of the most
injured. physician informs us that in twelve per-
sons there thirteen fractures. Mr.. Maynard has
a fracture of the ance joint of such character as
c render amputation probably necessary. Mr.. Ty-
rer's son lhot mentioned by lis Yesterday had his
side face torn dreadfully by piece Of timber
Messrs. Il. II. Redwood, Reed. (at Meredith's
store,) F. Childs Pearson. and Pambert6n, tom
the country and two sons Of Nir. II w. Fry. and
Mr.. Joseph Robinson's two sons were all much in
jured, some more severely than others. Mr.. Wash's
son. with both thighs broken, suffered severely yes
terlay. Mr.. II. w. Fry suffered much but he Will
soon recover. No deaths have occurred, we believe,
and most Of the sufferers were doing we'll yesterday


We learn since the above was in type that Ed
ward II. Baker, one of the persons Injured, has
died.