St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-14
THE ARRIVALS.

THE ARRIVALS.
The register at the society Headquarters con-
tanned the following names up to midnight:
Gen John l. Bunker, One Hundred and Tween
ty-second Illinois infranty; j. A. Smith, captain
Seventh Illinois infantry; Theo. W. Letton, adj
jutant Fiftieth Illinois infantry. Vim. B. Keller,
Chicago, colonel Thirty-fifth Iowa VOLUNTEER in
fantry; Smith B. Atkins, colonel Ninety-second
Illinois volunteers, major Eleventh infantry
Chas. E. Putnam, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. captain
Thirteenth Iowa volunteer Infantry; William W.
Belknap, brigadier general, Washington, D. c.;
Edgar J. Miller, brevet major Fifteenth Iowa,
Oakdale Pa; 1. II. Elliott, colonel
Thirty-third Illinois volunteers, Princeton
ILL.,: VIM. II. Plunkett, major Seventeenth
Wisconsin, Washington, d. c.; l.. Stilwell,
lieutenant sixty first Illinois Infantry, volunteers
Usage Mission, Kan. Capt. j. d. Fegan, A. A.
G., Mitchell, Oak; Sam C. Plummer, surgeon,
Rock Island, ILL.,; C.. Reibsame, captain One
Hundred and Sixteenth Illinois infantry, Bloom
ington, ILL.,. Col, j. M. Reid Fifteenth Iowa in
fantry, Keokuk, Iowa; Gen. Ezra Taylor. 90
Hill St., Chicago, Ill. F; Gen. w. II. Baldwin, Gin
cinnat o EdgarT. Miller, captain Media, Pa
F. W. Pelton, captain, Cleveland, o.; F.. W.
Matterson, captain, Chicago, Ill. George Mason,
major, Chicago; James n. Macarthur, colonel,
Buffalo, n. Y; Frank Lynch, lieutenant colonel,
Twenty-seventh o. V. V. L., Cleveland, o. :;
Louis E.. Lambert, captain, Thirty seventh o. V.
V l., Cleveland, o.. Gen. James s. Martin,
One hundred and Eleventh Illinois Volunteers,
infantry; Gen. Madison Miller, second battery,
Sixth division, Percy. H.. Major Clark II. Smith,
Twenty seventh regiment o. W. l., Cleveland,
o.; Chas. o. Patler, captain Sixth Missouri
Maj. A. l.. Howe, 20, Eagle St., Cleveland, o.
Col. W. L. Barnum aud wife, 145 La Sale
street, Chicago, Ill.,; Mac. l. II. Ev-
erts, A. A. c., fourth division fifteenth
Army corps, Army Of the Tennessee; James B
Johnson. second lieutenant A Co. Twelfth Hi
nois infantry; j. A. Fitch, Major First Illinois
artillery; G.. A. Busse, captain Fifty-seventh
Illinois, Chicago, Illinois; A. A. Perkins, Bur.
lington, Iowa. C. E. Lanstran, Galesberg Ill.
Major C. F Emery, Maron, ILL.,; j. NJ Rust,
brigadier general, Madison, Wis; Jas. Kill
bourne, brevet colonel, Columbus, o.. u Barber,
adjutant Ninety fifth o. V. l., 129 Franklin ave-
nue., Cleveland, o.; Ezra Nickolls second lieu
tenant, company D., Ninth Iowa infantry; ID. A.
Mulvane, second lieutenant company b, Eighty
eth o. V. V. l., Topeka Kan; f. j. Hedly
captain Bunker Hill, ILL.,; j. Brumback, lieu
tenant colonel, Kansas City; j. A. Pickler; ma
jor Faulkton, d. T.; Lieutenant Colonel George
f. French, NJ. D., surgeon in chief First Division
Fifteenth Army corps; James A. Sexton, 1S9
Erie street, Chicago; G. G. Warner, captain
Third Missouri volunteers, St. Louis, Mo. (; X,
n. Pearson, colonel Thirty-frst illinois infantry,
Chicago Ill. John McMeltry brevet brigadieI
general, colonel Ninety fourth Illinois infantry,
Bloomington Ill. John w. Noble brevet briga-
der general, colonel Third Iowa cavalry, St
Louis, Mo-; n. j. Gray, colonel Thirty-second
Missouri infantry; Geo. w. Emerson, brevet
lieutenant colonel Fifty fourth U.S.C.I., Chicago
ILL., John B. Bill, lieutenant colonel Fifteenth
Michigan infantry; A. Il. Andrus, Fifteenth Hi
nois infantry, Chicago