New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-01
FoIIR BRIGADES FROM OHIO

The Ohio troops began to leave their ousartrss IN
webster, Nelson and Everett Halls soon afpr .
O'clock and marched by way OF the BoweH 10 'her
assigned places in John ana William sts AMI Buriins
slim The order of hdjutant General ANlinc for tho
dac divided the Ohio contingent, which numbcnI
nearly BOO men, into four brGadcs follows: First
Rr.pae Colonel J. e. Entrekin commanding. compHs'
ting the lst. Cd, Sd and 9Th Regiments. second
brigade, Colonel George d. Freeman commahdhg'
contrasting the 9th battalion tc"lored uuops ana
the 18th 18th and 10th Regiments. Thru br1eMc.
Colonel E. j. PocOck commanding. comprising the 9th.
stb and 18th Regiments. Fourth brigade, Coiohei
Louis sm.hpight commanding. lst Regiment ONO
Light Artillery.
The Cleveland Troop, q crack7 cavalry company.
Was here 10 act as escort TO Governor Joseph H.
Foraker, commander chief. There were MY VI heni
pre sent with their own horses Ihe tehUc'S vi
Governor ForakeTs stall we'r the following: Ad]u'ah'
and Inspector general and chief Of stan. Henry n.
line NJ GAINESVILLE; quarermaster and commits SalS-
general General Asa bushnell. OF spring
field: Judge advC ate. general, BfgsdierCcnerai Asa
hel ". Jones, Cincinnati; aides decam IoN'e's
Lowe Emerson. Cincinnati George T. Waldorf. Lima
George l.. Couch. Wellington: Harry [. she"au.
steulenyille; Charles +. Groce. CirceSlie Mosee H.
Neil. Columbus: samuel W. frost. Cincinnati. and
Henry b. Wilson. lfontOn CAPTAINS ). h' ''
H. ID. Emerson and Walter Short
There were full brass and reed bands with Tue ISL
9th. 9Th, l4th and 18th Regiments, ana Inc eh'iio
force was uniformed and equipped according " tue
ruHs of tho Regular ARMY. ncoiso
Garretson. the captain of the cevelend Troop.
"a pr.idcnt Of the Cleveland National
Hank Of Commerce. Jacob Perkins, corp"h !"
,s,sth several millions oi dollars. The conmisssy
rc..,, ,s Webb c. Hayes. son Of the cx.President
EoIlnw,np is the detailed order Of the regiments
with the,r chief officers Fist Regiment hoadquar'es
Cincinnati, 400 mon; Colonel FredercR W. Moo'0'
i.utensnt- Colonel Morton l. Hawkins, Majors 1Amcs
I,,,ibone and Abe /. whitney. second Regiment
Headquarters KeDton. 325 men; COiohci 'Aihe' Y.
,Io. teu,cnant-t olouei Alfred B. Probert, haIors
Hiram, = Collins and BryOn NJ. Cendcnnlng. ihhu
Regiment Headquarters COvington' 3lo men |'i
W NJ. Williamson, aforementioned Harry H. w"
iams Majors Peter b. Rcnch ana la "
Yth Regiment headquarters Cleveland. 500 men ,
rn,on. tr.dcr,cI, H. Flick being absent, the regiment
WIS commanded by Licutenani-Colon"i John W. Wv
Inns. Msiors Herman Mayer and David W. JOINS
Sixth Regiment q battalion, headquarters Cn'o''
nn5 men: Colonel John e. Enfrckin. i1eu'oh"".
Colonel Is. II. Millikan. Majors George Illus ~
Arthur L. Hamilton. Eighth Rcs'meh'' ho"h'u
Alliance. 800 men; Colonel George X. oyer, Lieu
ensnt Colonel Curtis V. Hard. Majors Emme' iass
and Charles W. +. Dick. Ninth batahoh 'eo,o',. n,,
quarters Columbus, - men Malorcommanu'hs imam
Townsend Thirteenth Regiment, go men,
Dayton; Colonel william J. White Lcutcnan'.Co!ohsi
Charles ID. Thomp. on Major Edward Rot F3ur'eeh.h
Regiment headquarters Columbus; Colonel - I ~
Freeman: Lieuensnt.u oloncl Alonzo - COZ v"I
Majors Thsddeus ' Il. Tletche- and II. A; Gnltner
Sixteenth Regiment headquarters cnr ,'
bunker Majors NJ. u. Lennon and !. H. h nto
seventeenth Regiment headquarters Columous ooJ
csry SooHsl EdSr xsId Bever
First Regiment, Light Artillery. head9uArers Clevs-
land $50 mon; Colonel Louis SmI,hnight, Lieutenant
Colonel George saitz. Majors Edmund :. brush anu