The National tribune., 1889-05-23

camps electing officers requested to forward
q list of the same to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. All
names should be written as plainly possible in
order to avoid mistakes.l
CONNECTICUT.
james T.. Jordan Camp, No. SO. was mustered in
ut Torrington recently with IA charter members
First Lieut., Charles T. Hubbard: Second Lieut.,
Geo. III. Putnam; Chap, James Il. Jordan; First
Serg't. Geo. B. Chase; Q. NJ, William II. WEIGH;
S. of G., d. B. Knapp; 9. s., w. J: Davis; G. ofG.,
Harry j. Lea.
ILLINOIS,
The annual Encampment of this Division viii be
held at Olney, the fourth week in June. Il very
attractive program Is being arranged, and the En-
eampment Will, no doubt, be one OF the most sue
cessul ever Held.
Gen, Allen c. Fuller Camp, No. 2ii, was mus
tered in at CApron, April 10, with q charter mem
beers, and the following officers were Installed:
Captain. l.. r. Filter; First Lieut., Wm A Corn
well; Second Lieut., John II. johnson; Chap. b.
w. Liey; First Serg't, Cassius Hllyer; O. NJ s.,
William c. Linderman S. OF G., o. e. Ray c. s.,
H. Il. Young.
in at White Hall on Apr H. with Is charter mem'
bers, and the following officers: Captain, James
NJ Reed; FIRST Lieut., w Branch; Second Lieut.
Frank Stricland First Serg't, Culberson; Chap,
Evins; Q. NJ. s., Abbott.
INDIANA.
William J. Allen Camp, No. 1s9 was mustered
in at Bloomington April ), with 3 charter MEM
bers. Officers installed as follows Captain, Henry
Lieut., Will Gritty; Chap, Charles Duncan; First
Serg't, III. A. Axtell; Q. Nj. s., j. G. MePherus; S.
of e., Cirenas Slow Q. s., Elmer Headrex; Q. of
g., Joe Daniels G. G., Frank Graham; P. g., VIII
Green.
Officers of Morton Camp. Huntington: Captain.
VIM r. Otis; First Eieut j. c. Otis; Second Lieut.,
D. G. Isenberg; Chap. j. B. Crst.
IOWA.
The annual Encampment of this Division will be
held at Iowa City June 10 and 20. The Encamp-
ment will be quartered in regular military style.
frofr inf
KANSAS.
| General Order No. 81 issued at Fredonia May 6 by
! order of C. S. Nation, Colonel commanding-J. l..
| Short, Adiutant-contains the following:
| Perry $. Gibson, Camp No. 81, has been dishon-
orably discharged. First Serseants will enter his
name in the black books. Since General Order
| No. &c was issued applications for Camp charters
have been received from Buffalo. Norcatur, Chico,
| AItamont Altoona and Hartford. Benjamin Har-
rison Camp No. ITO, Coffeyville w A. PETER, Cap
tain, mustered April by Capt. X. b. White OF
| Camp No. s. Robert Hale Camp, No. Ill, Blue
| Rapids, Q. r. Benedict Captain, was mustered
| April by Comrade john MeFerson, of Blue Rap
! ids Seneca Camp, No. III, Seneca, II. L. Boylan,
/ Captain, was mustered April 10 by w p. Harrison
| of Seneca. Lone Jack Camp, No. 49, Gglva, I. T.
| Godfrey, Captain, was mustered April IL by Com
rade d. J. Wyman, of Galva. Winchester Camp
No. lis, Haddam, 5. Ii. Browne, Captain, was mus
tered April 10 by Capt Joseph Wolfe, OF No. Ar Z
| b. Plumb Camp, No Il6, Dight6,l, +. w. King
| Captain, was mustered April 10 by Comrade T. J.
Prouty, of Dighton. Hovey Camp, No. ll9, Buf-
falo, John Gano, Captain, was mustered April 2
| by G. S. Nation, of No. TO- A. K. Lawrence Camp
No. 40, Norcatur, Isaac a. Rushton, Captain, was
mustered April 20 by Leut.-Col. G. d. Jones, of No
| So. Lookout Camp, No l2I, Chico, S. Shafer, Cap
tain, was mustered April 20 by Capt. Charles f.
Smith. of No. 45. Louis b. Ward Camp, No l22
| Altamont, Z. +. Ferrell, Captain, mustered
May by Comrade Il. A. Davis, of Altamont Ma
thanel Lyon Camp, No %. Altoona, j. r. Miller
| Captain. mustered April % by Q. S. Nation, o.
| No. 20. On May 50 occurs Memorial Day, set apart
day sacred TO the memory of those brave heroe:
who sacrificed so much that the honor of our coun
| try might be upheld. Captains Of Camps viii no
ty Posts of their readiness assist in spreading tht
| flowers of Spring over the last resting places o
these departed comrades. Let every Camp appear
| in line, whether not you have arms and uni
| forms. Tie following the reports of the Adju
| tant and Quarternaster for the quarter ending
| March 81, 1889: