Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-11

DetteT kHOWteOgc OIL your OutleS as sOIQleTS.
| You will be expected to divest yourselves, for
| uality which you enjoy as citizens: and sub.
init with cheerfulness and alacrity to the dis
cipline and subordinaton indispensable to
military organization. o. GOULD.
Col. A. d c., Commanding.
This completed the business OF the first day
| 10 camp, and at tattoo at 10 p. N. both off,
GERS and men were tired enough to rest from
| of the camp will be taken up as follows:
81 m.-Reveille, WHEN the men will fall in
and answer TO roll call.
$50 a. m.--Breakfdst.
$50 a. m.-Sick call, when the sick, if any,
of each company, will report to the surgeon,
under charge of the first sergeant.
ga. IN -Company drill.
Ia. m.-Battalion drill.
Sa. m-Guard mounting.
IL m.-DiDner.
p. m.-InspeciiDg of qu.rters.
Up. N Supper.
Up. ui.-Dress parade.
Top. m.-TattoO.
1870 p. m.-Taps.
For the sake of convenience snd reference
the GLOBE gives below complete list of the
different officers of the encampment:
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Commander in Chier-Gov. L. T. Hubbard.
Adjutant General-A. c. Hawley.
Surgeon General-Dr. j. II. Murphy.
Judge Adv't General-Henry G.. Hicks.
Inspector General-E. M. Van Cleve.
Quartermaster General-T.P. Wilson.
aplain-Bshop Ireland.
Post communicated. o. B. Gould.
THE FIRST BATTALION.
Lieutenant Colonel-Wn. B. Bend.
Major. B. Gilmore.
Adjutant-Wm. K. sonnen.
Quartermaster-J, K. Meizger.
Surgeon-Dr. Jas. Davenport, Jr.
NON-CoMMIssIoNED STAFF
Sergeant Major-J. s. Robertson.
Quartermaster sergeant-F. B. Kidder.
Hospital Steward-J. Neal Dow
SECOND BATTALION.
Lieutenant Colonel-Jos. Bobleter, New
Ulm.
Major-Jas. Hunter, Fslibault.
Adjutant-J. j. Kendall, Winona
Quartermaster-J j. Van Saun, Faribatlt
Surgeon-Dr. G. Berry, New Ulm.
Chaplain-H J. Molyneauy, Fairmout
NON COMMISSIONER STAFF.
Sergeant Major-E. Collins.
Hospital steward-A j. Eckstein.
Quariefmsster Sergesnt Nightingale
Ordnance Sergeant-Fred Smith.
Chief Musican--A. Schwegel.
The following are the officers of the different
of the First battalion.
Company A, thIrty-one men
Captain-Perry Harrison.
1st Lieutenant-F. s. Barnard.
ID L!eutenant-Geo. w. Knowltop
1st Sergeant r. W. Hatch.
COMPANY L, THIRTY EIGHT MEN.
Captain-Geo. NJ Naylor.
First LieuteDant-R. u. Brown
Second Lieutenant-A. A. Keith.
First argeant-Edward Tracey
COMPANY c, FoRTY-Two MEN
Captain Fred Wright. sxS$ 4.
First Lieutenant-Fred Slb|ey
Second Lieutenant VIM. Becker.
First Sergeant Hermann Schaeffsr.
COMPANY d, FORTE. EIeHrMEN
Capitalize. F. Bean
First Lie ltenant- C. f. Pusch
Second Lieutenant--Geo. J. Mitsch
First Sargent. nj. Tausch
The following are the officers OF the CON
panies OF the Second battalion:
COMPANY ga" FIFTY SIX MEN.
aptain-Joseph Ecks.ein.
First Leuienant-Bened'ct Juni
Second Lieutenant-Jacob He. schler
First ergeant-Tnny O,eson.
COMPANY B." FIFTY MEN
Captain-James Hunter
First Lieutenant John Snyder.
Second Lieutenant-James L. Buchanan
First Sergeant--Ezra G. Clement.
COMPANY SO" rIFrY.slx MEN.
Captain--Afred Brooks.
FIRST Lieutepanl--M. r. Hackley.
Second Iientenant-E. s. Gregory
First sergeant-W. FL. Garlock.
COMPANY d, SIXTY MEN.
CaptanWm Bird.
First LieuteDant-j. A Everest
Second Lieutenant-C II. Ballard.
Fist Sergeant-F. S. Livermore.
COMPANY E, FrfTY-NINE MEN.
Captaiu-George T. Gardner.
First Lleutenant-T K. Ramsey
Second Lieutenant-C. 4. Richardson.
First sergeaIt-James V. Allen.
EMMETT LIGHT ARTILLERY.
The following are the officers of this organi-
cation
Captaln-C. Nj. MacCarthy.
First ACKNOWLEDGMENT ahey.
Second Lieutenant-Joe Burke Nally.
First Sergeant-P. Hogan.
Quartermaster Sergeaut-A ID. Mcleod.
Sergeants and Chiefs of Section-Wm. Moo.
nan, VIM. McTeague, d. O'Keefe, and 1. R.
McNaly.
Governor Hubbard paid the camp visit
last evening. The grand review of the gov.
ernOr and staff viii take place on Friday prob
ably.
The encampment will continue until Mon.
day, when the tents will be struck and all the
return to st. Paul, where there
will be grand street parade, and all the CON-
panies be present and assist at the laying of
the corner stone of the new armory building
about noon of that day.