The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-12-21
ON THE STAFF.


military stan as follows:
Morton L. Hawkins, Adiutant- General, CIR
cinnati
Il. II. Dill, Assistant Adjutant. General, Mans
field.
John L. Vance, QuartermasterG General, Gal
lipois.
Telford Grocsbeck. Judge Advocate. General
Cincinnati
Dr. H. A Hart, Surgeon. General, Wooster.
John w. Hill, Chief OF Engineers, Wyom
ing
Samuel w. Courtright, Abide. Camp (witl
rank OF ColoneD, Circleville
Price Mckinney, Aid-de Camp with rank o
ColoneD, Cleveland
E. T. Huffman, Aid-dc-Camp with rank
ColoneD, Dayton.
Chas, d. Hinman, Aid-de-Camp (witl
rank of ColoneD, Columbus.
H. F. Spangler, Aid-deCamp, with rank o
ColoneD, GAINESVILLE.
j. w. Denver, jr., Aid de-Camp with ranl
OF ColoneD, Wilmington.
Brent Arnold, Abide. Camp with rank OF Colo
neD, Cincinnati.
Frank Chance, Aid-de-Camp with rank o
ColoneD, Urbana
DIR. John A. willsin, Aid.de- Camp with ranl
OF CoioneD Delta. Fulton County.
John Kinnane, Abide Camp, with rank o
ColoneD Springfield.
THE PERSONNEL.
Adjutant-C General Hawkins was commits
stoned officer In the war and is Loyal Legioi
man. Colonel Dill, of Mansfield, was also
brave officer and soldier. Colonel John l.
Vince belongs to the Ohio Conmandery of th'
Loyal Legion, and was distinguished for hi
service in war. He has been in Congress, ant
Is editor OF the Gallipolis Bulletin.
Telford Groesbeck, honored with the appoint
ment Of Judge Advocate General is son OF tht
famous lawyer William S. Groesbeck. He i!
himself practicing attorney in Cincinnati.
DR.. Il. A Hart, the new Surgeon-General, Ii
about forty-fivc years OF age, and gentleman
OF courtly and polished manners. He also ha:
q good soldier record, having left college with Q
number Of other boys to enlist in Pennsylva
MIA regiment.
John w. Hill, OF Wyoming, Hamilton County
is we'll known MS consulting engineer. He Is
both mechanical and civil engineer, and stands
high In his prom (esion having been identified
with expert work over the entire country.
Samuel A. Courtright OF Circleville, was
Judge OF the common pleas court five years, and
was on Governor Hoadlys staff. lie is about
forty.
Price Mckinney, OF Cleveland, is known the
State over. He is a son-in-law of Judge Stew
enson Burke, of Cleveland.
James w. Denver, jr, of Wilmington, is the
son OF that grizzle hero of two wars, General j..
W. Denver.
Brent Arnold, OF Cincinnati, is one of the
handsomcst men in Ohio and is blessed with q
charming family. His social connections are
of the very highest.
DR.. John A. wilkins is prominent physi-
clan OF Delta, Fulton County. He has good
war record and is a gentleman of prominence
in the Northwest, having served in the State
Senate and in other positions Of trust and ro-
sponsibiuty. He Is forty-six years old, served In
the Seventy.sixth and the Seventeenth Ohio
Infantry.
f. II. Huffman, OF Dayton, is member OF ono
OF the most prominent families in Southern
Ohio. He is but thirty-four, handsome and
dashing. At present he is treasurer OF Mont
gomery County, and recently, with his brother,
became joint owner of the Dayton Daily Dem
ocrat and Dayton Evening News. He takes up
journalistic aud military duties about the same
time.
Charles d. Hinman, OF Columbus, is q son Of
the well-known banker and manufacturer, E. L.
Hinman.
Colonel II. F. Spangler, of GAINESVILLE, is q
OF the late Congressman S. S.
Cox. He was on Governor Hoadly's stan. He
is banker and most popular gentleman.
Hon. Frank Chance. OF Urbana is n talented
lawyer and orator and is sonin.lnw Of the
wep-ltnown and respected General Young, Of
Champaign County. He served in the navy
with Governor Campbell Colonel Chance was
on the flagship with Admiral Porter in the Red
river expedition.
John Kiilnane. OF Springfield, is representa-
five Irishman. He is 35 years old, an energetic,
driving business man. He is one of the leading
of Central Ohio, being well known
az partner in the firm of K'nnane & Wrenn,
In Springfield. He Is fervent in the Irish cause,
and belongs to all the societies, both patriotic
and social Governor Campbell also officially
announces
HIS EXECUTIVE FORCE.
Mr. Ed Hughes of Hamilton, who will be his
Executive Clerk, is an ex-Mayor of Hamilton,
and has for years been an employc and trusted
lieutenant OF the Governor-clect-
The Assistant Executive Clerk, William 8.
is young lawyer OF Wilm ngion.
He is n graduate of Kenyon College, and Is
luite nm orator in addition, he Is n skillful
short hand man.
Robert Il. Palmer, who is to be ofial Steno-
yrapher for the office. is son OF the well-known
Charlie Palmer, OF Washington. G. H.
Young Mr.. Palmer also studied law in Cincin-
lati and has qualified for the legal profess
lion.
Adult ANT-oESERAL HAWKINS APPOINT
MEETs.
Chief clerk Colonel Carter NJ Riggs OF Co
umbus, formerly OF Clermont County. He
vas educated at Clifton. o., and Wesleyan
University, Delaware; enlisted as a private in
he First Ohio Volunteer Cavalry and was pro-
nOLEu 10 AuJulilit III iOoD, UurblCiptb,u III u
,aH dozen battles, including Shiloh and Chick
mauga; was superintendent Of the State Ar
enal under HOadly.
Assistant clerk, George Mckinney, Hamil-
on.
Transcribing Clerls-Edward Gilday, Cincin-
lat; Herbert A. Clark (colored), Cincinnati;
Joseph ]. Huston, an old soldier, OF Newark,
md Captain j. j. Edmondson, wounded SOL
lier OF Bellefontaine.
gunnrintandent Of State Arspunl-Cnlonel w
r Morris, wounded soldier of Woodsaeld,
ionroe County.
Superintendent OF Laborers-Jacob G. Law
on, of Columbus.
Engincer-Georgc G. Gumm, OF Lima. Mr.
summ was the man who discovered tho de-
cent ventilation in the State House four years
go.
Fircmcn--J. c. Rohr, Columbus; II. Fl. Par.
y. Columbus
Day Pelioeman-T. D. McElroy, u wounded
older OF Ada, Hardin County; night police
nan, George N. Smith, q wounded soldier OF
Columbus.
Visitors Northumberland John L. Wind
or, OF Goshen. Clermont County. He was Lieu.
ennn Colonel OF the One Hundred and Six
ecnth Illinois.
Superintendent OF the Flag Room Richard
icCaDe, an inmate of the National Soldiers
Iomc mt Dayton.
Janitor-Jcrry Conroy, OF Columbus.
Regular Laborcrs-J. C. Brelsford. OF Jack
onburgi James McGnl, OF Columbus. S j.
Iawkins, ot VILLA iamsburg; james Mcmahon,
4 Crawford Cor.ty.
Extra Lnborcrs-- B. Z. Collins apd Geo Voll
I Columbus
FUN AND PHILOSOPHY.
THE wild oats of youth are sure to
'ow into briars of manhood.
How BEAUTIFUL are the feet of her