St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-21
Evening Session.

At 8 O'Clock Gen. Bishop called the COM
rades TO order, and Secretary Kiefer called
the roll of membership, which Is as follows
Gen w Bishop, St Paul; DR. WIN Brown,
Minneapolis; j II Gibbons, st Paul; X Rice,
Montevdeo; A Kaeder, Woonsocket, Oak
G Pine, Grand Meadow; James Flanna-
gan. Louisville, KY; John NJ Sprague, Maple
ton: Geo B Whidden, Minneapolis;lJ s Poe,
Cannon Falls; John s Morris, Wahpeton,
Oak; Isaac Sherman, Mapleton, Oak; Thos
D FOuble, Minneapolis; Milton Hanna, Man
kato; Bernard Mccarthy, Eau Claire, Wis;
NJ j Clum, ST Paul. Il G Rhoader, Saltwater;
Chas b Layman, Minneapolis; Philip Potts,
saltwater; Stephen Halter, st Francis; II A
Williams, Hamilton Station; Leander
Frazier, Minneapolis; f V Dickcy. Appleton :;
VIM Dobson, Mnnetonka; W II Wright, Red
Wing; II A Harrington, Anoka; John Susscl,
Minneapolis; Perry Preston, Minneapolis /;
Henry Clinton, Los Angeles Cal. Geo G
Schmitt Jordan; Jacob Hauer, Montgomery
Andrew Hauer, Union Hill; johnson Bragg,
Jordan; Samuel Bowler, Belle PLANE: A r
Wickstrom, Oak Grove; Louis Horst, lie
Sueur; II c Tbbetts, Mankato; NJ Olson,
Nicollet; ID S Hunter, Anoka; W @ Wheeler,
Prescott, Wis; r S Mason, KasOta: B OIL
manson, st Peter; John Briefe, Henderson
Thomas Shaw, Delano; Philip Martin, De-
lano; NJ K Dressbach, Dodge Center; ID G
Coyerdale, Sioux City, Ia; Nick Weis, Man
katO; II Beaman, Dodge Center; J Powell
Anoka; Isaac Layman. lie Roy; J + Burck-
hard, Ida; + Carter, Owstonna; d D Far
RAIL- Fountain; Z Z Corrliss, Fergus Falls !;
W W Woodbury., Minneapolis; Z A
Evarts, Fergus Falls; George Blowe-
man, lie Sueur; II p Eggleston,
Little Falls; W P Bates, Minneapolis; John
West, Minneapolis; John i Kenny, Shell
don, Ia; Vim Nelson, Fred Dohm, ST Paul;
George A Wheaton, Minneapolis; u c
Tubbe, st Paul; Sack Taylor, st Paul; Chas
Littan st Paul; John Tufts, st Paul; I A
Holdship, White Bear; j Z Buckley, Man
KATE; VI SOntag, Msnkato; J Manner, st
Paul; l. n Holmes, MankatO; John Etzel,
Chaska; Thomas Downes, Minneapolis; WIN
Wagner, st Paul; w Sawyer, North Platte,
Neb; W c CARAT. Chatfeld; VIM Kemper,
st Paul; Chas Stierle, Ninth Ohio st Paul;
James Brennan, 81 Paul; Michael Allen,
Hastings; Haub, 81 Paul; George Ruiher-
ford, Minneapolis; Cbas Norris, Mlnnespo-
Ifs; A II Reed; NJ Thony, Glencoe;
G. A Baker, Glencoe; Bond.
Winifred; Vim Sackett, Lauertown; A G
Case, Austin, Tex: II G Case, Austin, Tex;
Tbos Fitch, Ortonville: Alex Grant, Glencoe;
A g Mobiles, Glencoe; G Burke. Cbatdeld
l. 0ber, Chatfeld; Rev T Wharton, Oneida,
y Y; John Mora, WatertOwn: Peter Mantor-
vile, Mantorville; A White, Sioux City,
Ia; Edward Garrison, Concord; e BuF-
dick, Dodge Center: W Hockiu, Wells; Jos
Burger, ST. Paul; II " Bsylin, Concord: J VI
Cartwright, Claremout; John Tschabold,
Dodge Center; Fred BOwIeg. shakOpoe; Mrs
Maxwell, Elk River; " b Wilson, Anoka;
Levy Drew, Silver Creek; c II Cham berlin,
OrtonTiIle; VIM Brcher st. PanI: Col
Thine. DEVILS Lake: DR. Otis Ayrss, lie
Sueur: J g Miller. st Paul; Paul Schiief, st
Paul: Geo Beaudelet, Chippewa Falls; Tnos
@ Qasyle, Blue Earth City; Daniel Pagan,
Winnebago City.
The regiment was organized June 20,
1861, and went directly to Louisville. The
principal battles In which It engaged were:
Mill Spring, January 10, 1852: siege Of
Corinih. April. 1852; Perryville, October s,
1862; Chicksmauga, September 10 and 20.
1863; Resecs, June IL, Is and l6, 1854:
Kenesas Mountain, June %, 1884; Jones'
bOrO; SGeTmanis march through Georgia and
the CArOlinAs; BentoDviile, March 10, 1865,
the regiment being discharged a; Fort SMELL
ing, July IL, of that year.
OFFICERS.
The officers recon mended BIZ the commit
tee and elected by the comrades for the en-
suing rear are:
PresideDt-J. W. Bishop, 81. Paul.
Vice President-Azel II. Reed, Glencoe.
Secretary-A- r Kisfer, 81 Paul.
Treasurer-J- Manner, s. Paul
THE DEAD.
Gen. JeunisOD then reported the following
resolutions. which were adopted:
WHEREAS, Since our las: meeting death
has mustered oct u service In the worlds
bread feid 81 battle, and promoted 70 the
eternal realms our late esteemed aud WORTH
coDrzde Of TIE Second Minnesota, Private
John Fern, Of KsssoD. AinnesOss. who
ssTTrd for three pears 10 Co. c. with fidelity
aad honor; Corporal William wilson, Of So.