St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-12
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ont of a nOSSihle $50.

out OF possible $50.
Sergt. HoyIe, of Company I. has
bought new copy of tactics, and will
take them in regular doses with each
meal from now on. lie ran on the
wrong side of the fence at the late
election. and will now try to catch on
to the ''band wagon"
Captains-elect Baker and Waters and
Lieutenants-elect Muller and King, of
the First regiment. will appear before
the state board for examination next
Wednesday evening. Col Bobeleter.
Col. bend and Capt. Beau are the
board.
Last evening Co. ID had benefit at
the Peoples theater. Not Guilty.
was the play. A squad of the company
took part, and special squad gave
fancy Zouaye drill. which took with tho
large audience which was present.
Quartermaster Sergeant and Deputy
Sheriff Jack Hardy will have charge of
the Co. ID squad at the Peoples theater
this week. Members of the militia are
warned ON pain of instant arrest not to
call him ''soup."
Lieut. O. f. Lee, quartermaster OF
the Third regiment, was i'll Mlnneapo-
lis Monday, and reports everything i'll
good shape in Saltwater. Lieut.. Lee
formerly was a corporal in Co. h, First
regiment.
Left General Guide EN- Bruce, of the
First regiment, has been discharged for
expiration of term of service. The
regiment lOOses good man and hard
worker in Sergt. Bruce.
Company BIS party last Tuesday even
ing was financial success, about ZIG
couples being present. and a Jolly time
was had. The old armOry was very
handsomely decorated.
Paul ID. Chandler, John r. Bell,
Charles A. Boyde, William K. Martin
and Wallace 2. Milbank are the last
new men taken into Company G, First
regiment. -
The recent changes among the Oficers
of the First regiment will give the diff.
erent companies place in line from rigl3
to left as follows: ID, &, A, III, f, Il, E5s
|, c, K.
Wade Hampton, the jolly janitor OF
the st. Paul armOry, says that Com
pany Els room is perfectly magno-
lious." This was new one on the
boys.
Company G will go to Fergus Falls on
Washingt0p's birthday, and visit Cons
pany f. A rifle match and fancy dress
party in the evening will be the order.
AS result of the examination held in
Company C last Monday evening, Pri-
Yates Lofts and Meeker will be recon.
mended for corporals' warrants.
Company A, First regiment, has or.
ganized brass band to give sacred
concerts every Sunday afternoon in
it's room at the armory.
Corporal Fremming, of Company 3,
First regiment, has been removed from
duty. pending the action of the colonel,
for INSTRUMENTATION.
Corporal Randell. of Company [. was
married last Saturday evening. Poor
RandeIl, no more quiet games of penny
ante after drill.
Sergeant Borscht of Company ID, is
such a devotee of billiards that he can't
put in any extra drills Saturday even
ings.
Lieut.. Rose, of Company B, First
regiment, left for the East last Friday
evening; rumor says to be married.
CT. Billiard was chosen captain OF
Company G., Third regiment i'll place of
Capt E. E. Parker. resigned.
G. r. Trowbridge, of Company f, First
regiment, has joined the Cape-Cant
brigade.
Co. E, First regiment, had nOn-com-
missioned officers school Monday even
ing.