St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
Che Remains Of Mrs. Unger Found Buried
in Hay in Barn at
Dawson.
Three Prisoners Overpower the JaiIer
at Chippewa Falls and Make
Their Escape.
Circus Train Wrecked at Ovatonna--
~ tensive Lumber Fire at
~ Amigo.
Vsdvs From Various Points in the
Northwest Cleaned by Globe
Correspondents.
Governors Day.


THIS mornings train from st. Paul OH the
Milwaukee road brought in Gov. Hubbard,
accompanied by Adjt Gen. MacCarthy,
Brig. Gen. Murphy, Lieut.. Col. johnson,
Bishop Ireland, Railroad Commissioner
Murdoch, S. II. Nichols, clerk of supreme
court Capt. Pierce, Company G, Red
IWmg, Quartermaster MetZger, Mrs Gov.
Hubbard and Misses MacCarthy and Muir
: ply. The party were met at the depot by
Mayor Lowell and the following gentlemen:
7. IL. LOyhed, Hon. r. a. Mott, IL. E.
Barron, A. L. Hill, T. B. Clement, w. r.
Waldwin, Prof. j. L. Meyer, y. d. Reyes,
j. c. n. Cottrell, Hudson Wilson, Asa Bar
ton, &. W. McKinstry, Z. Y. Leavens. A.
Z. Haven, j. r. Parshall and f. A. Theo-
pOld. The visitors were escorted to the
Hotel Brunswick At about II o'clock the
regiment came down from camp and drew
up in line in front of the hotel and the
mayor welcomed the governor and regiment
TO camp in a heartfelt and entertaining
manner.
THE GOVERNOR RESPONDED
in a short speech thanking the citizens for
the cordial reception on behalf of the staff.
Bishop Ireland then made few remarks
In support of the citizen soldier and on the
value of military culture. DR.. Murphy was
called upon and made a very patriotic
speech with many illusions to the ''old
flag" Col BObleter thanked the mayor
and citizens for the courteous reception
given The regiment and the march to camp
was tscIen up. On the arrival at the
gIoS'l,4 the battery rendered the customary
salute of seventeen guns to the commander
ln-chief. Upon arriving at headquarters
the chaplain, on behalf of the colonel, well
coined the governor and staff TO camp.
Dinner came next, and the early after
noon was spent in visiting the several COM
pany quarters. At O'clock the regiment
was inspected and passed in review before
the governor. The battery then gave an
exhibition drill and dress parade was given.
AT conclusion of dress parade the battery
left for home and will arrive there Oh Fri
day.
Just before dress parade Col. Bobleter
and staff marched to the quarters of Maj.
Smith, commanding Battery +, and through
the chaplain presented the following reso-
buttons. the substance Of which was pub
Jlished in the GLOBE yesterday:
j whereas, The presence, courtesy and
solderly bearing of Maj. Frank G.. Smith and
his lieutenants at Camp Hubbard, Farbault,
Mimi, has not only given increased interest
md benefit, but has left Il lasting impression
pr good upon the officers Of the Second regi-
rlent, NJ. n. g.; and
Whereas, The orderly conduct, martial
.pn-conlmissioned officers and men of Battery
4 Fourth artillery L. S. A, has rendered
Substantial aid and served as inspiring
example TO the nOn-commisSiOned officers and
mn Of the Second regiment, NJ. n. g.; and
Whereas, The association in Camp Hub
barr Faribault, Mimi, of said battery with
said 'egiment has afforded so much pleasure,
awakened so much interest and resulted in
SO m Oh good; therefore be it
Res)lYed, That the thanks of this regiment
a. nj ora TAI r.
Snithand his command for their soldierly ex-
Rlnpleand uniform courtesy during this en-
sampnent, and for the numerous benefits
- lie Second regiment has derived there
pm, and that il is the earnest hope of the
icers and members of the regiment that we
~ have the pleasure of meeting and en-
(nping with Battery f, Fourth artillery, at
= next annual encampment.
"A G. S. IVES, Major.
u II. b. MOLYNEAUX, Chaplain.
). i. WAsHBURN, Captain.
j. A. TAwNEY. Lieutenant.
Committee Second Regiment, NJ. n. G.
b5At dress parade the following score were
cad, and the badges and banner were pre-
ERRED to the winners:
SHARPSHOOTERS.
y Lieut.. c. NJ. Skinner. AZ
! Lieut.. c.. II Billiard, Company d.. A
7 bid Lieut.. Z. w. Bird, Company d.. A
F. 1. S. r. w. Thomas, Company D.. A.
Il a. e. Shanks, Company D............. AZ
y 4. A r.. Payne, Company D........... 43
joral S. A. Walker, Company DID,. AZ
,Soral r. +. Wollaston, Company d.. A
2 1poral b. S. Cotton, Company D......... AZ
Pate G. s. Livermore, Company d.. 43
a hate John Schneider, Company Co.,. Is
I II. ]. V. Todd, Company I............. A
4 .rttboral A. b. French, Company I........ 43
dlaTpshOoters in all, twelve; of which
Company D had nine.
MARKSMEN.
Field and Staff
Adjutant General MacCarthy. 35
Col. B0bleter. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Lieut.. Col Mead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
Maj. Ives Observation-Disclosures. ~
Judge Advocate Tawney. 33
Sergt. Maj. Clemmans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Second Color Sergt Holenberg. 81
First Lieut.. NJ. Muller, Company A........ 81
Private II. Kuchnel, Company A.......... 20
first Lieut. j. II. Nightingale, Company 20
fergt. A. Emmery, Company B............ 20
S)rporal Mccain, Company B............. %
@sivate Flanders, Company B............. 80
Corporal T. NJ. Canright, Company D.. IS
Cr2oral ID. = Dale, Company D... 81
EisEe Sc Company ....s......... 30
Prte Isl C6nfpnny D3:::.............. Is
1vfe Bid. Company ID ................. 81
rite POpple, Company D............... 33
ate Ward, Company D................ 81
y u tie Nichols, Company D.............. II
Ute Brockman. Company D........... "a
: invite Warren, Company D..........-... Al
RIVE Parker, Company D....-...----..- 50
riO4e Frazier, Company D. %
rgt(I lark, Company e. 30
hlrpoal Ostrander, Company E........... p
rporl Snider, Company E............... rs
ivattBoye, Company E.. ................ 30
ivateW anamai1er, Company E.......... %
ivate Simonson, Company E............ %
TporalLewis Company F............... 81
.ivate Iirvin, Company F............... so
Private Glenther, Company F............ 81
!. Private Dvis, Company F................ 80
Private Spenson, Company F............. 20
Private Joles, Company F................ %
Private Raan, Company F................ 29
Capt. TrOnDridge, Company G...-........ 35
corporal Wright, Company G.........-.... 30
HSergt. Clark, Company G.................. 81
corporal Val, Company G................. 81
Private Sterling, Company G.............. %
! Private st. John, Company ............. IS
Private Litchfeld, Company .... ....... 80
fFate Earl, Company G.................. 81
lit Lieut.. Chase, Company H............ 80
sent. Freer, Company H................. 80
Private Dayton, Company H.............. ~
Prih te Commings, Company H........... 35
Private King, Company H....-...--...-.. 81
IS Sergt Carpenter, Company I.............. II
q gorp)ral Block, Company I............... 80
- sgrp'ral Kennedy, Company L............ IS
'orporal Demming, Company I............ 80
rivae Randall, Company I........ %
-ivata Pettis, Company I.........3 81
lfvat Teetham, Company K............. 26
ttYate Glow, Company K................ %
EVateTuttle, Company K................ 30
Total number of marksmen, GO.
banner SCORE BY COMPANY d.
best scores of any company out of
pie 81, 200 and 500 yards.
Lieut. Billiard. ......................4 A.
"a Lieut.. Bird. a
.