Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-22
GRAND ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
The Commander-in-Chie Makes Public
His List of Aids.

The Commander-in-Chief Makes Public
His List of Aids.
kansas City CAIo.) telegram.l
General order numbered three has been
issued from the headquarters of the G..
A. II. in this city. 1t announces the fol-
lowing additional appointments on the staff
of the Commander in Chief: Assistant
Adjutant General, Il. G.. Granville, of
Kansas City. Mo-; Senior Aid de Camp,
Robert f. Wilson, of Chicago. Then fol-
lows the long -looked-for list of aids de
camp named by the various State Depart
ments:
Arizona-George A. Allen, Thomas Hughes
California-A. ID. Cutter, o. A. Witherell, H.
1. Bissell, J. II. G. Weaver, @ G: Allen. Z. n.
kellogg, r. b. >. York, Lyman Hotaling, X. f..
Houghton, j. q. Gerstring.
Connecticnt--Ira f. Forbes, Darwin c. An
drews, Samuel Miller, William s. Wells, Chas
Dakota-L. X. McGnnls, s. NJ. Booth, NJ. s..
James, +. q. Walton, c. H. Gardner.
Illinois-Frederick A. Rattey, Charles L. Sim
ford G. b. welden, John G. Ward, f. l.. Graham,
Q. p. Cooley, ID. G. Brinkerhoh, Holmes Hose,
George o. Spooner.
Iowa-John S. woolson, J. Balyrook, G. w.
Chafa, w. G. Steinmetz H. w. Wilson, r, l..
Chase L. +. Erwin, Il. M. Scott, O. J. jolly n. A.
Nersley L. r. Hutchins George H. Nichols; :,
Camp, Murray Meyers, +. j. Ii tiewort.
Maine-Enoch Foster Henry A. Shorey,
B. Peaks. August Augustus ' II. " Printer Hannibal saS
Hamlin, Samuel l.. Miller, Eliphalet Rowell,
William II. Fosler, Henry A. Balcom, Patrick
Hayes.
Maryland S. Cooper. Edward Schilling,
Charles A. Rotan, Thomas H. Coburn.
Missolri-John w. Noble, Emile A. Becker II.
d. Cramer, X. II. Wren. w. I: Sullivan. Peter A.
Ra'hroth, II. b. Kerens, ]. w. Beach, Joseph L..
Moore.
New Mexico H. Rudisille, J. ]. Fitzger-
Ohio-A. b. Baldwin, Mark B. Wells, Lot
| Wright, ID. L. Lee Charles II. Jones, Thomas q.
Heron, A. A. Simmonds, W.: b: Shattuc, j.
| Sprague, J. w. X. Cline James Fitton, l.. ID.
Potomac-Jameu r.. Brown, Edward P. Rus
sell, j. Fl. Stine, James l.. Thornton, James Il.
Davenport.
Tennessee and Georgia.. J. Weller, p. NJ.
Radford, O. w. Norwood, ]. w. Andes, Kemp
Wisconsin-w. j. Hillman, Charles S. wicks,
John Fletzer, Richard Carter, William Grover,
s; G: Prince, Q; w. Carlson, 4. J; Smith, George
| Donald, Thomas Boland.
The order then states:
The position OF Aide-de- Camp Is not TO be re-
garded a sinecure. The comraie honored in
| this order by being named as Aide-de- Camp on
the ma ional staff should bear in III nd that he
has been select ID for active work. He is the
immediate representative of. the Commander-in-
Chief, and is expec.ei to work and he Is hereby
| first day Of each month thereafter, to IN Ike -
port to these headquarters Of the number OF
posSs Ee has visit d, the number Of recruits he
hai had mustered in, and such other matters as
he may deem OF interest to the order The har-
| vest is ripe; the Al le-de- Camp should lead In
4 the work in the field.
The amendments to the rules and regu-
lations adopted at Columbus follow, and
announcement is made that the revised
| ritual will be ready for free distribution
from the Office of the Quartermaster Gen
eral and assistants after Jan. ] in ex-
ch lnge for the old ones. The Commander
then calls attention to the i3, 583 suspe l.
s:ons during 1887 -'sS, and concludes with
the remark: Let us never drive worthy
old soldier out of the Grand Army be-
cause he is poor.
| A committee to define and establish re-
lations between the Grand Army of the
Republic and Sons of Veterans is consti-
tuted as follows: A. II. Conger, Akron,
Ohio; Thomas Bennett, Richmond, Ind.
Washington Gardner Albion, Mich.