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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 21 (search)
ourse without effect. He then clubbed his musket and struck Carlson, nearly unhorsing him. A dozen carbine balls were put into, and then he had to be sabred to finish him. Gustaf Stark, of Company B, was killed in one of these charges, and Andrew Moore dangerously, if not mortally, wounded. The cavalry boys took twenty-one scalps in this charge. Colonel McPhail had told them that it was very barbarous to take scalps, but that he wouldn't believe any man had killed an Indian unless he shich Mr. Brackett had such a narrow escape. Private John Murphy, First Minnesota mounted rangers, killed by ligntning. Wounded. Private John Platt, Company L, First Minnesota mounted rifles, wounded in right groin; since died. Private Andrew Moore, Company B, mortally shot in right side. Corporal William B. Hazlep, Company B, in right shoulder joint; recovering. Sergeant James G. Grady, Company L, First Minnesota mounted rifles; flesh wound in thigh. Making eight deaths by