The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-15

1T the Encduip ment.
The stir ct the Escam Dunent from the tina
Ct The founding OF the first drum Monday
morning vas only what vas to be expsc.sd
when 10 many military companies bad gath
cred Together. The following are the CON-
paLies which were in camp Monday
Dick Thompson Zluaves. Of Te-re Haute, CAP
tam 2. T. lockwood c7nmanctrg.
NsiiCI al Guards. OF Elkharl Captaia John
Compsny H, & hiId Regiment, Russiaville, Cap
tain Ne seward commanding
Richmond GrensdieTs, Caotsin George ".
CsTns6sn Guards, Franeisyille, Captain A. ".
Lyle c0Inms loiDg-
Company II, First Regiment, Delphi, Captain
Lewis GI, IS commanding.
MUSIC FOR The MILLION.
The following bands srealso il attendance:
franklin Military Baud, twenty pieces.
RichmOud Corr ct Band. eighteen pieces.
Milton COrnee Band, eighteen pieces.
The following companies v Ill be here to-
day
Company C. Chicago: smith Gavits Cavalry,
Evansville; McKeen Cadets, of Terre H4ute.
The Treadway Rifles, OF St. Louis, are try
ing TO get ratcs. aud Will be here il they are
successful in their endeavOrs.
TIE CAMP.
The arrangements OF the tents ara similar
to these Of the Eacampment OF lRss year. TIE
artillery companies bsve their tents in front
Of the Expedition Building, together with
their guns, which ere ranged in Ceu,i circle.
The First Regiment has been qzariered in
the main building. East o. the building the
tents are arranged about ike they were last
year.
TEE ARTILLERY DRILL.
Monday was set apart for the drill of the
artillery. These csme into the drill ground
in good style. Battery K, First Regiment Of
Rockville, came IN first. This section gave
al admirable drill, and were enthusiastical.
ly cheeTed. Thsir quick, accurate mo-
tiOns excited The elimination OF all beholders.
Battery J., First Regiment. OF Columbus,
came next. This comusDy vas also crested
with numerous cheers from the audience.
The last to drill was Section i or Battery s.
Indianapolis Light Artillery, and those who
have Witnessed the eyolu6ons of this body
of men need not be told how well they per
formed their duties, or what praises were be-
slowed upon them By the sduliring spec
tstOrs. The following are the list OF those
who took part in the drills:
BATTERY F, ROCK VILE
Lieutenant Ccmmapding-F. Z. Stevenson.
Gunuer-W. A. Mason.
Csisson CorpOral-W. w. Grimes
CannouieTs-C. +. Lambert, 4. r. Kendall, II.
f.. Johnson.
BATTERY 4, COLUMBUS.
Lieutenant Commsndlng-W. D. stansiier.
Gunner. A. Sibley.
Cais1on COTLOIal-A. Clgmer.
CscnOnier No. ! j. Il. QnOm asOu.
Cannonfer 10. 2-sy. 1Iiiehe...
CsnDonier %. 3-W. Dup.
CennOnier No. 4--F. UFich.
e snnoi1ier 30 go &c B 3t,li,.
CaunCnier No. 7-B. Litterall.
SECTION A. INDIANAPOLIS.
Lieutensnt Comma adipe--E Ernest kit.
sergeant Con l1anoiIg-O O. N. Pie-cs.
GuIIcr-C. j. sisiCf.
Gals cn Ccgl o.al-W. Q. B1ell.
SSs .sr 10 y, 5-gfs q P 2s.I
CgutCnser 10. 81. T. Pierce.
tannOnier 80 w s Hsrrison.
Caunonfcr 70 &c ". Van ksu-en.
c sso1 isI SO &C s b aiisr
Color BesreF-C. I. Douglass.
Upon the close OF The artillery drills came
the
DgEss PARADE
of the Second Regiment, Colonel Eli Ritter.
commanding. TIE companies came out in
splendid style, and rounds OF applause went
up from the spectators as each company
marched into the arena. The following
companies we're IN The parde; WortbingtOn
Guards, Tecumseh Rifles, Miller Grenadiers.
Peabody Rifles Richardson Z)uaves ThornD-
son Icusves Company G.. Of st. Louis,
was slso in the psrds: This
ulEIb DC DEI4cF QttCflEE0 DIV
q soldier, but suffice il that the parade was
ali that could be expected, and il was the
unanimous opinion of all al the close that
lit IVES fine affair. and reflected credit on
all concerned The Franklin Band headed
the march, ss IL did all the other marches OF
tbe Day. ard they did their part as well as
any band could do. The following is
TO DAYS PROGRAMME.
Morning:
Federal ssIste st sunrise.
ReVfille, q. m.
Breakfast c6ll, a. n.
Police call a. u.
sick call 7:l5 m.
Guard mOuLf ting. s a. m
pleted
Artillery Section drill, free-for-aIl, commenced.
First Prize. ESQ: second prize, 500.
Dinner call, $3.50.
Afternoon:
Artillery Section DIM, free-Ior ell. completed.
Indiana Legion Infantry drill commenced First
prize geo; second prize. 500.
single prize Tor the best Infantry Company organ
lied fiBCe July I. 1852. Pnze 500.
Reglmental dress parade, D. m.
supper call, CSC p.
keiTeat--Evenlng aun--sundo1a.
Tattoo, $50 p. n.
Taps. 70 ?. u.
ORDER no. g
The following vas issued during the after
roon:
CIR MORTON, August IS. 1sss.
NEAR IxDIASAP0Lis.
]. The commanding oficer OF the Third RsgI