St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-28

Whole it was very well executed and was
much enjoyed by the spectators.
THE SCORES.
The following are the scores of the last
six companies at the 1OO-yard range made
to-day:
COMPANY E.
Sergt. Clark. 49,. 20 Boye. 10
Corp. Sneider. Is Wanamaker.. 15
Corp. Ostrander.. 10 Christanson ...... ID
Private Dudley. 9 III. Wanamaker.... IL
COMPANY K.
Lieut. Armstrong. 20 Krelwitz .......... Is
Sergt. Perry. 49,. 20 Tuttle. ............ q
Sergt. Switzerland 20 Sherwin. ........ 10
Corp. Poredir. II Shullenberger. q
Corp. Philips..... % Era ............... IL
HunUGr..... If El6SOQ 10
Corp. McGregOr.. Is Ackersvill ........ Is
Private Watts. Is Eskelson. ......... 20
Private Ne1f. $3.50. 16 Feethan. :. $500. 81
Private Fry. $3.50. liz Ericsson ........... IL
COMPANY H.
First Lieut. Chase. 20 Private McCauley II
Sergt. Wallis 49,. 20 Private Cummings. IA
Sergt. RAYMOND % Private EastensOn. 20
Sergt. Mead $3.50. 10 Private Fox. ...... 81
Sergt. Freern. 49,. 20 Private DAY.. q
Corporal Swanson. 16 Private Dayton. 20
Corporal Taylor. 20 Private Carey. -. 20
Private Coney..... IA Private Cummings. Is
Private Taylor. 20 Private Emmerson 81
Private King. 49,. % Private Drake. 80. IS
Private Chase. 49,. 20 Private Conrad. Is
COMPANY C..
LIST Lieut.. Fockens IL Private Porter. :. Is
Sergt. Woodward. 10 Private Wiley. II
Corporal Vance . 20 Private Benedict Is
Cor. Goldsborough. Is Private Campbell. %
Private Sclerella 10 Private Pfieffer 20
Private Gallen -. IA
COMPANY d.
1st Lieut.. BullaJd. .22 Private Bird. 20
I'd Lieut.. Bird. .21 Private fowler. Is
Sergt. Thomas. 20 Private Nicholes. "a
Sergt. Payne. .22 Private Popple LII
Sergt. ShanlSs. 20 Private Ward. 20
Corp. Cotton 20 Private Warren. -. .22
Corp. Walker IA Private Frazer. .2e
Corp. Canright 10 Private Livermore. 2s
Corp. WillstOn .22 Private Parker. .1e
Corp. Dali. .....19 Private Prokman Ii
Private Shanks.. II
COMPANY G.
Sergt Padden 10 Private St. John. III
Sergt Hollistag. .21 Private Wright ....2;
Sergt Clark. $500. 20 Private Reward Ill
Sergt. Moll1SOn. y private Manch. III
Sergt Willard 16 Private Read. I'll
Corp. Teeter -. 81 Private Grienman
Corp. Anderson .16 Private Carl. III
Corp Wright ...19 Private Sterling. IL
Sergt Davidson. 1T Private Hawkins Ii
Capt. TrObridge. 1T Private Bliss. .....E
Capt Wood 10 Private Heften Ill
Capt. Sherwood Is Private Decker III
Capt. Vail .23 Private Ward III
Pri. Litchfield. 10 Private Holt. ...2z
Private Crane. 30 Private Davidson lie
Private Hunter 80. 18 Private Dodge. Ia
Private Trobridge. II Private Vaudeville. q
Private Beck 10
The first two men to qualify as sharp
shooters were Lieut.. Bird of Company d,
acting inspector of rife practice, Second
regiment, with a score of A out of the pos
sible so, and Lieut.. Skinner, inspector Of
rifle practice of First regiment (by special
order), with AZ out of a possible so. The
scores of the two gentlemen above men-
toned and that of the adjutant general
were: Bird, 100 yards, 81; 200 yards, %;
800 yards, %; 500 yards, %; total, A.
Skinner, 100 yards, %; 200 yards, 81; 800
yards, II; 500 yards, 81; total, ~. Adju-
tant general, 100 yards 10; 200 yards, IS;
800 yards, 1S; 500 yards, II, and qualified
as marksman by 35. These were the only
ones who have shot through all the classes.
CAMP NOTES.
Inspector of Rifle Practice Skinner of the
First has conceived new idea for code
of signals for communicating from the firing
point to the pit by the use of mirror.
Mrs. Lieut.. Pierce, Miss Gerty Sher-
wood, Capt J. A. Anderson and daughter,
Ed Sterling Al Fredercks and the Misses
Vail Of Austin are visiting Company G.
Tomorrow religious services will be held
in the camp conducted by Chaplain Rev.
II. B. Molyneaux of Blue Earth City
MIR. and Mrs. W. 81. and George Allen,
Warsaw; Mrs Col. Mead and Miss Ida Lee,
Mankato, are guests of Company F.
Each company commander was anxious
to give the reporter the number of killed
and wounded in camp.
Hon. A. l.. Sackett, M. G. Evenson and
son and Charles Mason of st. Peter are the
guests of Company l.
Sergt. Maj Clemans took away the sword
of Adjutant Pierce in the fight. He also
captured canteen.
The adjutant general went to st. Paul
this evening, but will return with the gov
ernor On Tuesday.
Capt. Goodrich, Company 81, set his tent
on fire to-day, but was on hand to extin-
guish it.
Company K deserves much credit for its
excellent work, being so young regiment.
C. F. Haynes and Mrs. Sergt. Wallice
are visiting Company H.
Company G's members are all expert
enced gopher hunters.
A'special train will run from st. Paul to
the camp tomorrow.
The usual large crowd witnessed dress
parade this evening.
There are now about five hundred men
on duty in camp.
Capt. Frost, Company G, Winona, has
arrived in camp.
The adjutant general is marksman.
Severe Storm at Redfield.
Special to the Globe.
REDFIELD, OAK, June GA severe
wind and rain Storm one of the worst ever
experienced here, struck this locality last
night about IL o'clock A building owned
and occupied by an old man named Hart