St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01


4-WalLee road ,brosght In Gov. Hubbard,
aacJ spanied by Adjt Gen. MaeCaTthy,
5fg. sen. Murphy. Lieut. Col. Johnson,
h'7acn Ireland. Railroad Commissioner
4luIao.I, ). Il. Nichols, clerk of supreme
com Capt Pierce. Company q. Red
wang, Quartel1naster MetZger Mrs. GOV.
1ul I'd and Misses Mccarthy and Muir
rlr The party were met AT the depot by
Mayor Lowell and the following gentlemen:
q. j. LOyhed Hon. Il. a Mott, II. E.
Barron A. /. Hin, T. B. Clement W. r.
in, Prof. J. i. Meyer, a. j. Keyes.
.. Il. CotTel, Hudson Wilson, Asa Bar
ton w. McKinstry- q. y. Leayens. A.
en-, J. r. Parshall and T. A. pheo-
The visitors Were escorted to the
Brunswick. At about IL o'clock the
no came down from camp aud drew
i line in front OF the hotel and the
n.5 welcomed the governor and regiment
SD p in a heartfelt and entertaining
TIE GOVERNOR RESPONDED
1rt speech thanking the citizens for
te ,ial reception on behalf Of the staff.
Ireland then made few remarks
H port Of the citizen soldier and on the
value # military culture. Dr. Murphy was
o upon and made a very patriotic
speech with many illusions TO the ''Old
lag Col BODleter thanked the mayor
3-a liens for the courteous reception
g. ne regiment and the march TO camp
sa5 ken up. On the arrival at the
.s the battery rendered the customary
7l. Jt seventeen guns 10 the commander
-nlat. Upon arriving at headquarters
.1a chaplain, on behalf of the colonel, vel
nel .he governor and staff to camp
tlrne came next, and the early after
IN
uarterS. At O'Clock the regiment
-pected aud passed in review before
tle go ernOr. The battery then gave an
ayh1i0n drill and dress parade was given.
tl conclusion Of dress parade the battery
l. home and will arrive there on FRI
aast before dress parade Col. Bobleter
alH taft marched TO the quarters OF Mai.
~nLa commanding Battery Z, and through
plain presented the following reso-
the substance Of which was pub
Dishes E the GLOBE Yesterday:
cas-, The presence, courtesy and
solo Y bearing OF Maj. Frank q. Smith and
t.r " tenants al camp HUBBARD. tariDault,
fra., has not only given increased interest
,ao eledt, but has left a lasting impression
IS Il upon the officers OF tho Second regi-
Haaf Il. n. g.; and
cas-, The orderly conduct martial
I,r-. nmissiOned officers and men Of Battery
tg 9TH artillery u. S. A.. has rendered
ltial aid and served rs an inspiring
eAf to the uOn-cOmmissiOncu officers and
UcH the Second regiment. ". n. g.: and
NHnreas, The association ju Camp Hub
H.- lrihaUlt Mimi. Of said battery with
giment has afforded so much pleasure /
ed SO much interest and resulted iu /
a 10 good; therefore be 1t
we'd, That the thanks OF this regiment /
He a are hereby rendered to Mai. Frank G. 4
ma his command FOR their sOldicrly ex- 4
and uniform courtesy during this en-
cg-IIlluent and for the numerous benefits /
he Second regiment has derived there
md that 1t is the earnest hope OF the /
Officers and members Of the regiment that we !
Hs. save the pleasure. Of meeting and en- I
q with Battery j, Fourth artillery, at |
sur Ie 1t annual encampment.
@. S. Ives, Major.
II. b. MOLYNEAUX, Chaplain.
J. J.. WAsHBURN, Captain.
J. A. TAWNEV, Lieutenant.
)mmittee Second Regiment, II. ". G..
.ress parade the following score were 1
md the badges and banner were pre- /
to the winners:
sHARPsHOOTERs.
III. lieut.. c. NJ. Skinner. q |
Ils ieut g.. II Bull0rd, Company d.. a /
5scea- Lieut.. Z. W. Bird, Company D.. a /
81 s. r. W. Thomas, Company D.. ~ /
q. Shanks, Company D............. ~ |
A. Il. Payne, Company D...-....... 43 /
EDO Al S. A. Walker, Company D.. a /
CQr al K. +. WouastOn, Company D.. 44 /
to.n al b. S. Cotton, Company D.. - /
..lva.o G. s. LivermOre, Company D.. As I
Private John Schneider, Company c.. - /
.t j. V. Todd, Company I............ a. 1
F5r.g a A. B. French, Company I...... 40 4
pshooters in all, twelve; Of which |
my d had nine.
MARKSMEN.
1el5 nd Staff
tat MT General @acCarthy. 50 I
t-I t'bieLer- -.......-..-........... 30 /
-.t-l -Ol Mead -..............-...-. ~ 4
'.t.. IS es-........-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 ]
iuc.e Advocate Iawney. .........-....... 80 |
-E Mai. CGmmans ............-....... 81 /
eac- Color Sergt. Holenberg. .......... 81 /
ieut NJ. Muller, Company A........ 80 |
Priv ts n. Kuchnel, Company A-......... %
E-- lieut.. J. IL Nightingale, Company B %
9EgJ A. Emmery, Company B.-.......... 25 |
corporal McClotn, Company B.........-.-. %
--ivGte Flanders, Company B............. 80 /
Corporal i. n. CanriVht Company D.. 3S
Hpolal D. A. Dale, Company D.......... 81
Private Shanks, Company d ......-....... SO
gate Fowler, Company D............... .
i't gfe Bird, Company d ................. 30
rTiYa e Popple, Company D............... 80
pri-a Ward. Company D.............. 81
pftat Nichols, Company D.............. Al
Tet8te Brockman. Company D........... %
8 iyaie Warren, Company D........... A
-ivat9 Parker, Company D........--. 33
Private Frazier, Company D...........-... SO
lrr-t Clark. Company 10. ................ 80 |
Corporal Ostrander, Company E........... ~
teporal Snider, Company E............... 2S
te Boye, Company E............... 80
l'1fYara Wanamaker, Company E.......... IS
Er.TEe Sim0nson, Company E......... 25
l1iua al Lewis, Company F............... 81
l'.5ree Giryin, Company F.......-..... 80
Private Guenther, Company F............ 81
Private Davis, Company F.............. 80 |
y Vlt9 Sweuson. Company F............. %
Private Jones, Company F...........-.. 20
ri48t9 Rattan, Company F............. %
E0rt TrOnbridge, Company Co.. S5
CORPORAL Wright, Company G........... 80
Clark, Company G.............. 81
CORPORAL Vail Company G............... 81
FriVate Sterling, Company G.-......... 70 |
Ir.rara St. John, Company 9 ............. 35
peivale Iitchield. Company 6 ............ 80
Earl. Company G.................. 80
l Lieut.. Chase, Company H............ 33
r Freer, Company H-............... 80
2ra-e Dayton, Company H.,.......,.... p
sf.vr Commings, Company H....-...... 35
Private King, Company H................. 81
Carpenter, Company L...-......... Al
f al Block, Company I............... 50
raj Kennedy, Company L............ 80
tgo al Demming Company I............ 80
iIlvg-e Randall, Company I.......-....... 2S
Dlivat Pettis, Company I................. 81
'iFU,s Teetham, Company K............. 20
lvn, Glow, Company K............... 25
Tuttle, Company h...............- so
Iosl number OF marksnen, 60.
BANNER SCORE BY COMPANY ..
en best scores Of any company out Of
SHE 50, 200 and 500 yards.
Eils leut. Billiard. .-............ "A
Second Lieut.. Bird. .-................... AZ
& 13r 8rmasrer Thomas. -
-arg. ohanks. ........-..-...........-. ~