Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-21
The National GnarG.


cepton a question Of authority aross between
Co.. Bond and Lieut.. Col Jol.,son, Of the First
regiment N G. s NJ. Tials nisunders, a ;,dins
arose in conn. ctioI with ci:sshug orders issued
II regard 10 the parade IN st Paul aud Mnne-
apolis. AS it has provoked ZONE comment in
military circles, the Matter Gas boon brought t.
the Official no:icc OF Gov. Hubbard, who. to
settle permanently all such questions which
may arise i'll the fuure, has caused 10 be issued
the following order, which has been promul-
gated by CO.. Bend, as follows:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT, N. &. S.
Ms,, ST. PAUL, Sept. 10, 1Ss3-- General Orders
no. II: Tne following order from genera
headquarters is hereby promulgated: State OF
Minnesota, adjutunt generals office. St: Paul
Sept. IL. 1883 --Generai orders No 4: The
commanug& officers OF the several regiments
OF the Minnesota National Guard are AUTHORIZED t.
order drills parades and schools OF Instruction al
such times and places as they may deem necessary,
and all orders relating thereto issued by rer;m entail
commanders must be observed. Secopd--No com
pany will be allowed to !eave its proper head
quarters under arms without the authority Of tie
commander OF The regiment to which it belongs,
except wien acting under the orders Of the com
mander-in- chief.
By order CT the ntIer III chief
A. C. HAWLEY, Adjutant General.
According to the decision. of his eScel:ency, the
commander-in- chief, Us contained in the recoiug
order. some officers Of this regmeDt have lately
BEEN guilty Of disooedience Of orders: some of
duct uubeco1ciug officer and Eentleman, in i'll.
citing others TO disob5y orders: and soma ct Con-
ducc to the prejudice Of good orler and military
discipline, in holding meetings in which the acton
of tner superi RS criticised and then making
public the result of those meetings. r spect TO-
the first requisites Of e. soldier, and when officers
set bad example. what be ex-
neeted Of the men? A court mar
in auesoe with cSndgn pnrshment bn5 as il IS
the opinion OF the Commanding officer that they
transsressed partly through ignorance OF their du-
tes an aTy tnrousn the bad ADVICE OF some who
Should have known better. 10 further notice will be
taken OF what has occurred. and they will be
p@ced to make amends in the future for their past
errors.
The captain of each company in the regiment will
cause copy of this or,er to b. served a. once on
each member OF his comm nd, AID will post a copy
for thirty days on the Bulletin board in the COM
pAny arMOry.
BY order Of Col ". B. Bend.
W. J SoNNEN, First Lieut.. and Adjt.
Acknowi dgment or Courtpsics,
Gov. Hubbard has received thes following
letter from john Boga-t, secretary of the American
Society Of Civil Engineers:
lam instructed to forward TO you the following
resolution which was unanimously passed al the
convention Of the society held in the cities Of St.
Paul aud minneapolis in June, 1888:
The American Society of Civil Engineers as rep
resented IN the fifteenth annual convention by the
largest attendance yet had at any of the conven-
tions des to express its appreciation OF the IA
eliflcatiou ana entertainment of the members aud
ladies accompanying them, who hereby place upon
record their appreciation thereof and tender their
sincerest thanks for your kind expressions Of well
come so generally extended.
The wheat house OF " Ehle, at III orris-
town, operated by S. NJ. West, was burn I'd
on the 9th inst. It is supposed to be the
work Of an ipcendiary. TIE building YVES
insured for $500 in the Rhole Island I'm
derD riters' association. There was LOGO
bushels of wheat in the elevator, fully i'll
sured.
Articles of incorporation Of the St. Cloud
Electric Light and Power company have
corporation beg ms Sept l and continues
for thirty years. TIE limit of Indebtedness
is fixed at $4,000. J. II. Woolsey, F. Fl.
Dam, L. 4, Evans, J. p. Wilson and Lewis
Clark are named as the first board uf direc-
ors.
4 bear and two cubs were killed in In
Painter killed two bears apd two cubs q
few days before in the west part of the
same town.
Mr.. John si,npleton, one of Dub ,que,
earliest an most esteemed citizens, died at
that city Sept. 9Th aged seyenty-6ve years.
New wheat is bringing 75c. per bushsl at
Albert Lea.
Mrs. Zimmerman, of Waseca while at
tempting to stop q runaway team, had her
arm broken, besides receiving internal in
juries.
W. E. Damn, the dishonest treasurer of
Watonwan county. has been seen IN South
America,