Daily globe., 1883-07-22

with several companies, that the line ap-
pears as if half dragged by the guiding
sergeant.
The officer of the day for to-day is Cap
tain Welch, of company. The officers of
the guard are: Lieut.. Brown, of B COM
pany, senior, and Lieut.. Kidder, of 1 COM
pany, junior. For Sunday night Capt.
McReeve, of I company, is officer of the
day; Lieut.. Barnard, of D company, senior
officer Of the guard, and Lieut.. Osgood, of
1 company, junior.
II company, of Litchfeld, one of the
new companies and dating its organization
only as far back as April last, has so far
escaped the colonel's censure or
reprimand and so far takes the lead
of the new companies. Its
position in line is second company
of the right wing.
General Terry, United States army, COM
manding the Department of Dakota, has
been invited to review the regiment while
it is in camp. The officers of the Ilges
court martial have also been invited to re-
view the regiment and it is understood will
accept. 1t is hoped Gen. Terry will also
accept the invitation and that one of the
reviews will be on Monday and the other
on Wednesday, so that the regular army
can if they choose attend the governors
review on Tuesday as guests, and feel on
duty only when they are acting as review
ing officers.
Tom O'Brien furnished the flag staff for
the camp without charge, and is one of
the men to be credited personally with the
public spirit snd hberality of White Bear
village.
The grand review by the governor on
Tuesday is expected to be the leading
feature of the week in camp. The order
of the day is not fully determined, but for
the starting point it may be said the boys
are all resolved to appear before the gov
ernOr like we'll seasoned soldiers. They
intend to do their best and are hopeful
that will be very well.
For two years now Nj. Auerbach and as
sociates have given without charge the use
of their valuable grounds to the regiment
for its camp. The boys are deeply CRATE
fu], but hesitate to say what they think in
favor of the locality for fear Auerbach and
associates will be induced to sell a lot of
their lots, and SO break up tie camp
ground, which otherwise the owners would
give the regiment for another year.
The target practice of Company D has
interested the other companies and it is
proposed among the boys that each COM
pany shall solicit contrib ributions in its town
or among its friends for target practice at
next years encampment and that the next
Legislature be petitioned to appropriate
enough money to provide for target prac
tice, the formation of company and regi-
mental teams and annual meetings of
teams for competitive shooting. The line
of practice is certainly worthy of state en-
couragement.
The bands special point of fun yester-
day was in a telegraphic dispatch received
by Musician Hussey, purporting to be
from 'iDr. De Dose," of tie state insane
asylum at st. Peter, and informing Hussey
that a room had been reserved for him in
the asylum. The band boys have tho
most fun of any organization in camp.
Col. Knauft will illuminate his grounds,
near the Williams house, tonight, and
will burn a lot of fireworks. The grounds
about the village park near the depot will
also be Illuminated.
PERSONALS.
Arrivals yesterday at Hotel Leip in
cluded the following: Fred. Scotch, En-
gland; C. E. Mcneil. New Orleans; George
W. Keeler, Havana, N. Y. S. W. Hamilton,
st. Louis; A. M, Dearborn, Boston; d. s.
Spaulding, Chicago; E. E. Keyes, Rutland,
VT; j. Bacon, Jr., Louisville, Ky.a and Fl.
R. CorIey and wife, Quincy, LII.
The Williams house arrivals yesterday
included: Mrs. Thomas, Springfield, Ill. /;
S. w. Hamilton, st. Louis; Mrs. Miller,
Miss Julia Miller, Miss Birdie Miller, Miss
| Fife, MISS Matte Brotherton and Mise
Leila Okam, all of st. Louis.
Involuntary Isa,t;sm