St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28

Private G. w. Dougherty. NJ LIST cav. ......45
Sergt. James Sedore, F, 10th inf 40
Corporal VIM Seully, H, 18th inf .........-.4 As
Sergt. G. Karston, D, LIST cav................43
Sergt. G. Palmer, E. Sd inf ...... ..........43
Sergt. T. McManus, D, 18th init. 43
Second Lieut.. W. A. Holbrook, list cav. ...42
Sergt. F: s. Randall. L., 9Th cav....-. .....42
Private W. Sautter, B, 9Th cav. ..... ~
Sergt, j. Il. Mitchell. d, Sd inf ............42
300 Yards
Private CIV. Dougherty, NJ. LIST Cav. Al
sergt. G. ". Hutton, K 18th Inf .;:......4 a
Private A. Smith, /. Sth Cav .43
Sergt. j. H. Mitchell. d, Sd Inf. :. .43
First SergL. NJ. Harrigan. F, 18th Inf. .....43
Sergt. J: W. Hanley, B, 18th Inf .........-43
Sergt. T. McManus, d, 18th Inf ........... 43
Sergt. A. Gondre, b. 22d Inf .43
Sergt. J. T. Newkirk, e, 1st Cav. ....42
500 Yards
sergt E. W Kaufman, F, 9Th cav.........7
Sergt. b. Merwin, E, 18th inf. AZ
Sergt. J. Mckelvay, l., LIST cav ........... 40
Sergt. Ed Dougherty, Fl, LIST cav .........45
Corporal VIM Scully, II, 18th inf -. 80. as
First Lieut.. ALT Reynolds, goth inf .......45
Second Lieut. Chas Gerhardt, Goth inf. .45
Sergt. A. Gondre, B, 22d inf ............. .45
Corporal VIM Vogt, G, 22d inf As
Second Lieut.. W. A. Holbrook, LIST cav. ...44
600 Yards
Sergt. c. Palmer, E. Sd Inf .4s
First Sergt E. W. Stokes, F, LIST Cav.......44
Sergt. E. w. Kaufman, F, 9Th Cav. 43
Sergt. Ed Dougherty, H, LIST Cav
Corpl. j. Raich, B, LIST Cav ..:.:... 40
Private G. w. Dougherty, NJ, LIST cav......42
Sergt. C. W. Hutton, K, 18th Inf ........42
Private D. Miles, G, 18th Inf
Corpl. W. ScuIly, H, 18th Inf 49,. .......42
Private NJ. Mahoney, A, Goth INF. AZ
The foregoing gives the best ten
ually, while the following list will show
the relative standing of the first thirty
marksmen upon the range at the close
of the days shooting, the several ranges
being aggregated:
Preliminary Practee-First Day-Private
G. W. Dougherty, Company NJ, First Cavalry,
10; Corporal W: seully, Company H, Eff
mer, Company L. Third Infantry, III; Ser
geant B. Merwin, Company +, Fifteenth
Infantry, 40; Sergeant C. w. Hutton.
Company Company <, Twelfth D Infantry taay, l6s;
cavalry, 1853; Andrew Smith, private, l,
Eighth cavalry, 16S; j. H. Mitchell, sergeant,
d, Third infantry, 16s; Edward Dougherty
sergeant, H, First cavalry, 167: W. A. Hol-
ICY; Michael Harrigan, first sergeant, +,
Twelfth infantry, 1855; Alfred Reynolds,
J. 7: NewkiEk' sergeant VIII, First
Private John Dillon, K, Fifteenth Infantry.
1854; Farrier Jos P. Hughes, X, First cavalry,
1874; Corp. Fritz Marti, G, Third infantry,
fantry, 1872; Sergt. Thos McManus, D, Fiji
teenth infantry, 1862; Lieut.. Sergt Ed Hauf-
man, f, Eighth cavalry, l61; Second Lieut..
Chas Gerhardt, Twentieth infantry, 161;
cavalry, 161; Private j. F. Bar
Der, G, Twenty-second infantry, 100;
Private Martin Maloney, A, Goth inf, 100;
Corporal William Vogt G, 22nd inf, 16O;
Corporal Jesse Noblitt, II, 22nd inf, $50;
Second Lieut.. William +. Bruce, II, 22nd
inf, 16O; First Lieut.. Wallis o. Clark, H.
18th inf, 159; First Lieut.. Frede rick A.
Smith, II, 18th inf. 159; Private David
Miles. G, 18th inf, 1o8.
To-day the practice of yesterday will
be continued at the same ranges. Upon
invitation extended by First Lieut..
Philip Reade. Third infantry, division
inspector of rifle practice, who is pres
ent at the competition, Adj. Gen. Chand-
Ter P. Chapman, of Wisconsin, will visit
the encampment to-day for the purpose
of witnessing the practical application
of the system of target practice i'll vogue
in the regular army, with view to ex-
tending the same to the national guard
of his state.
General regret is expressed by both
officers and men for the conditions
which necessitated the placing in arrest
of Sergt. Maj. John w. Healey, of the
Twentieth infantry, most efficient
nOn-commissioned officer and one of the
best rife shots in the encampment. He
was found drunk, and will probably be
sent to his regiment for trial by court
martial