The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-30

regiments. Tho company immediate.
ly started in drilling, as 1t expects TO
carry OIL some one of the big
prizes that will be offered In
the competitive drills. The COM
pany has made preparations
for the reception of Governor Gray, of
Indiana, who is expected to put in an
appearance by Friday. The governor
will be accompanied by his siatr and
an escort of 200 men from Richmond.
Indiana.
Governor Hoadley, Of Ohio, is also
expected TO arrive within few days.
The two Ohio regiments have over
600 men in the field.
Kentucky sent 225 men into oamp
to-day. They are divided as follows:
Kentucky State Guards, Company A.,
Captain Earnest Mcpherson; Com
many A., Third Regiment, Captain Ii,
+. Potter; Company b., Third Regi.
mont, Captain Ford; Company z,
Captain Cunningham; the Cas-
tleman Artillery and Infantry,
Captain Meath; q battery from Louis
vii 10, Lieutenant Munser command
ing,
Tho st. Louis Crack Com.
panyi the Branch Guards,
Captain Sinclair, d. strong,
marched into camp about noon. ii
has high hopes Of carrying Off some OF
the principle prizes. They went into
camp alongside Of the Busch Houaves,
Captain Roemer, also of st. Louis. The
Houayes have 43men in camp.
The Houston (Texas) Light Guard
are attracting much attention. They
arrived on Sunday and immediately
went into camp.
The Miller grenadiers, of Richmond
Indiana, 81 men, arc also on tho
grounds, They are commanded by
Captain William q. Flatly. The
Grenadiers will also act as an escort
to Governor Gray upon his arriya
here.
The Richmond Howitzers, who alsC
put in appearance to-day, are attract
| ing their full share of attention. They
are commanded by Lieutenant Lo
rain.
The LomaX Rifles, ofMobilo, and th,
Montgomery Rifles, of Montgomery
Alabama, are also on the grounds anc
are rapidly getting into shape.
The artillery batteries arc showing
up we'll. Tho two prominent battoriei
are those of the iepula,
army from Forts Hamilton an(
Washington, Each is provided
with four guns and a full complement
OF men. The former Is commanded b,
Major w. A. Randolph, and the latte
by Col. Il. X. Warren.
The Washington Artillery, of Nsv
| Orleans, known aa Battery B, Is an
camped near the Regulars. The com
pany Is under the command of Cnptail
J Eugene MAY.
The Gatling Battery, Nat,onp
Guards OF New York, and the FiftI
Battery, from Springfield, Ohio, ar
also on the grounds.
The competitive drills will be
gin at o'clock tomorrow
The organizations that have sign
fed their iut0ntiOn of entering lii
competitive drills tomorrow dre'
lots for the order in which they wi
, appear, which is ss follows:
lnfantry-Miller Grenadier Guard
Ql Rlohm0nd, Indiana. Warsa'
. Light Guards, of Wisconsin, Iona
Rifles, OF Mobile, Alabama.
Gate City Guards, Company II, Lar
+ sing, Michigan.
r Company b, First Regiment, vi
( ginlR.
Houston Light Guard, of Texas.
p. Branch Guards, of Sc. Louis.
= Company d, Eighth Ohio.
4 Company A, First kentucky.
Indianapolis Light infantry.
q Montgomery Greys, OF Alabama.
Alexandria light Infantry, OF vi
ginia.
Company %, First Regiment, Ma
l. chester, New Hampshire.
a Artillery-lndlanR Light Artiller
Battery a, First Kentucky.
U Louisiana Fiold Artillery.
y With Ohio Battery.
u Washington Artillery, Of New Q
5, leans.
n Richmond Howitzers.
= Binghampton, Now York, Batter
10 Battery A, Danvillo, Illinois,
Second battery Ohio Nation
h. Guards.
The encampmeBt viii last only IL
woeE. IL Is proposed to have compel
, tive drills oyory day until Friday, ~
u on the Fourth OF July special attra
of tions will bo offered.