St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-28
DECORATING THE GRAVES.
A List Of the Veterans Buried in st
Paul Cemeteries.

1t has been finally settled that the Hon.
John B. Brisbin will give the Decoration
day Grafton on Saturday at the Rice home
stead The committee in charge of the Gel
ebration has prepared a list of the graves of
soldiers known to- them, and requests that
if there are any others, the friends inform
the secretary of the committee, E. E. Ken
rick, No. 33S Jackson street, to-day or to-
morrow. The list is as follows:
OAKLAND CEMETERY.
Gen. W. A. German, United States volun-
teers.
Gen. S. A. Gilbert, United States volun-
teerS.
Col W. H. Mobiles, Pennsylvania volun-
teers.
Lieut.. Theodore Spangler, 1SOth Pennsyl-
vania volunteers.
Capt. r. Schoeneman, Minnesota volun-
teers.
Private Robert Gibbons Minnesota volun-
teer cavalry
Private Robert Baxter, Minnesota vOlun-
teer cavalry.
Private Seth Fielding, Minnesota volun-
teers.
Lieut. Lyman S. Kidder, mounted rangers
Surgeon w. J. Sloan, United States army.
Capt. John G. Telford, United States army.
Private John FL. Osborn, United States
army.
Capt. W. Fl. Acker, Sixteenth United States
infantry.
Capt. T. NJ Saunders, Sixteenth United
States infantry.
Lieut. w. s. Alexander, Eighth United
States infantry.
Mai. Howard StanSbury, Typographical en-
gineer United States army.
Carlton W. Race, United States navy.
Capt. John 81. Morton, gunbOat service.
Lewis B. Birge, Connecticut volunteers.
Private George 9. Birge, Connecticut vol
unteers.
Private George E. Green, independent vol
unteer cavalry.
Lieut.. E. j. III. Beeyer, aide-de-camp.
Lieut.. HI. Stebbins.
Private Nelson Shelafoo.
Private j. f. Donley.
Private J. G.. Pritchard.
Private J. T. Sargent.
Private Nicholas Smyth.
Private J. s. Cornelle.
Mai. Won Minden. independent cavalry.
Mai. Charles HaineS, Independent vOlun-
teers. Z
Private J. P. Kuss. ~ :
Capt. Emil A. Burger, Second company
SharpShoOterS.
Capt Fred T. Abel, New York volunteers.
Mai. James B. Caryl, New York artillery.
Capt. Eugene H. Fales, 131st New York
Private William Gordon, Twenty second New
York cavalry.
Private James Wiley, 165th New York
capt. h. VI. Mcfcll, OllO VOluHUo6rS.
Maj. James G. Hamilton, 17Sth Ohio.
Corporal Charles l.. Norris, First Ohio bat
terry.
Corporal Timothy J. Linehan, Third Illinois
cavalry.
Com. Sergt. H. L. Walker, Twenty-sixth
Iowa.
Private Lewis Watson, First Massachusetts,
cavalry.
Private Charles II. Hunt, Twentieth Massa-
chusetts.
Private Lut Williams, Company 1, bath
Indiada.
F. G. Richter: Second wisconsin battery.
Lieut. Harry H. Wilson, First Minnesota
heavy artillery.
Surgeon w. II. Morton, First Minnesota.
Lieut. Mark A. Hoyt, First Minnesota.
Sergt. N. Matheis, Company A, First Min
nesOta.
Lieut. Samuel F. Racquet, Company c, First
Minnesota.
Private Julius Smith, Company C, First
Minnesota.
Capt. E. H. Pratt, Company H, First Min
nesota.
Sergt. Maj. j. D. Wilson, Second Minnesota.
Lieut.. Hiram Lobdell, Company d, Second
Minnesota.
Private George G. Strong, Company d, Sec
ond Minnesota.
Lieut. Charles Rampe, Company G, Second
Minnesota
Corporal Erastus Harrington, Company G.,
Second Minnesota.
Private William Hockridge, Company /,
Third Minnesota.
Private Charles Helberg, Company A, Fourth
Minnesota.
Maj. John G. Becht, Fifth Minnesota.
Lieut. David o. Cakes, Company f, Fifth
Minnesota.
Lieut. julius Wyle, Company e, Fifth Min
neSOta.
Lieut.. John Marchand, Company A, Sixth
Minnesota
Corporal William M. Cobb, Company A,
Sixth Minnesota
sergt William Irwin, Company A, Sixth
Minnesota f4.4-
Corporal Sol Waters, Company A, Sixth
Minnesota