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FUTURE PLEASURES.

Arrangements are progressing nj cely
for the presentation of "a Mock Mar
riage' on the afternoon of May IA at the
Harris theater, the use of which is
kindly given by the manager. There
will not be box or seat remaining
uns0ld. Already the boxes have been
secured by Maurice Auerbach, Sherman
Finch, Ambrose Tighe, George v.
Bacon, DR.. Stone and Miss Gotham,
who give box parties. One box is re-
served for Mrs. w. r. Merriam, Mrs. j.
B. Tarbox ana Mrs. William G. Robert
son, under whose patronage the play is
able interest. This will be given for
the benefit of the free dispensary.
Next Friday evening the Little Work
ers of the Dayton Avenue Church will
give an entertainment at the chapel.
next door to the church. A fine pro-
gramme of twelve numbers has been
will give banjo and guitar selections,
Mrs. Fred Wright will sing, and the
other numbers will be given mostly by
the children. Miss DOttie Hughson
will recite, and Master Otto 3Ollinger
will give vocal selection. Only 20
cents will be asked for admission, and
there should be full attendance.
William II. Sherwood. the we'll known
Chicago pianist and director of the
pianoforte department of the Chicago
conservatory, will give recital at
Christ church guild room Monday even
ing. Mr.. Sherwood will be assisted by
Miss Jennie Brown, soprano, and four
members of Christ church choir. The
recital is under the management of Miss
Lillian Curry Morton.
The piano recital to be given next
Monday evening at Christ church guild
room promises to be quite largely at
tended by social and musical circles.
There will be a coffee and cake social
given at the Livingston avenue mission,
corner Livingston avenue and Annap-
oils street. Tuesday evening, May 6.
The ladies of Clinton Avenue M. e.
church have arranged for course of
entertainments, commencing on May s,
with concert by the Hamline Giee
club.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given in Cretin hall. corner
Sixth and Fort, next Monday evening,
May 5. by the Father Matthew Total
Abstinence society. An excellent pro-
gramme has been prepared.
A grand complimentary benefit will
be given to Prof K. Harry Evants at
the Merchants Friday evening.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Woodland Park Church Will give a
social next Thursday evening.
Terrace Lodge No. SO will give dance
at Knights of Pythias hall Thursday
evening, May Is.
The Retail Clothing Clerks associa-
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taken her at last, and on May IA she will
marry Charles I. Thompson, now man.
aging editor of the Detroit Sunday
News, and shortly to be in charge of
the Scripps' league bureau at Washing
ton. He is brother-in-law of Lieut..
French, of Fort Smelling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson will reside in Washington.
The engagement of l.. G. Venzke to
Miss Louisa OFT was announced last
week, and their marriage will take place
Thursday, May 8, at 7:30 in the even
ing, at the German Lutheran church,
corner Wabasha and Tilton streets.
After the ceremony a wedding reeep-
ton will be held at the brides home,
$50 Carroll street. Mr.. and Mrs.
VenZke will be at home after May Is at
273 Carroll street.
The engagement of L. G. Venzke to
Miss Louise OFT is announced. The
wedding will take place Thursday next
at 7:90 p. m. at the German Lutheran
church, corner Wabasha and Tilton.
Immediately after the ceremony re-
ception will be held at the brides resi-
dence, $50 Carroll street. Mr.. and Mrs.
VenZke will be at home to their friends
after May Is at 273 Carroll street.
Prof. Charles McGee, principal of the
Van Buren, school, will be married Mon
day to Miss Hannah Ryan, OF Dayton's
bluff.
The engagement of Miss Minnie
Kemp to j. l.. Underwood, both of
Manchester. is announced
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WEDDING BELLS.

On Wednesday afternoon at O'clock,
Dr. Howard L. EachuS and Miss Hattie
Good. both Of this city, were happily
welded at the residence of the brides
father, at Garyais lake. DR.. Eachus
was formerly from Philadelphia, and for
the past three years has been one of st.
Pau'S prominent young dentists, and
the bride is the youngest daughter of
Emanuel Good, who is prominently
known in this city. Miss Kittie Walther
gracefully supported the bride as maid
of honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Lou Lohlker. Miss Marie Meiss and
Miss Regelsberger, while Charles
Schurmeier performed the duties of
best man. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Funk. The pres
entS were very handsome, costly and
unique. Mr.. and Mrs. EachuS will
leave the city this evening for an eX-
tended trip through the West, and will
be at home at 364 Broadway after May
10.
On Wednesday evening. April so, Miss
Clara Oerttl was united in, marriage to
Herman Kundinger, of Detroit, Mich.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Il. Fleer at the residence of the brides
parents. 397 Pleasant avenue, amid beau
I'll III nOIdl OCNOl tlblOttS VI tltO RttI III
and was witnessed only by relatives and
a few intimate friends. Miss Julia
CZeikoWitZ acted as bridesmaid, and AL
bert, brother Of the bride, as best man to
the groom. After the ceremony a
bounteOus wedding supper was served,
and later in the evening dancing was
INDUCED in, O'Neal's orchestra furnish
ing delightful music for the occasion.
Many rich and handsome presents were
received; also c0ngratulatory kilograms
from Fort Wayne, GAINESVILLE, Chicago,
Milwaukee, Pembina and Detroit. Mr..
and Mrs. Kundinger left Thursday for
their future home at Detroit, stopping
on their way for few days visit at
Chicago.
Wednesday morning Miss Emma
Gates, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. D.
Gates, was married to w. j. Harris, eX-
secretary of the West Side 7. NJ. G. A.,
at the residence of the brides parents
on Summit avenue. The ceremony was
performed by Rev DR.. H. c. Mabie, of
Minneapolis. Secretary Horton and
Rev. and Mrs. Butrick, of Minneapolis,
were the only ones present besides the
members of the family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris left that evening for Chicago,
where they parted, Mrs. Harris return
ing to st. Paul and Mr.. Harris going to
New York. from whence he sails on the
14th inst. for Africa, where he enters
the work of the ministry as mission
airy. Mrs. Harris, after completing
course of medicine at the state uni
versity. will join her husband as a
medical missionary.
Miss Flora Mcdonald, formerly the
presiding genius of the GLOBES Sat
home" department, has at last met her
fate. Though she was always regarded
as fair cynic in matters of love and
matrimony, the inevitable has over
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DAxToN,s BLUFF JoTs.

The st. Peters Ladies' Guild held a
most successful sale Tuesday. The
apron table was presided over by Mrs.
Davies, Mrs. Grey, and Mrs. Pace, and
the refreshments were purveyed by
Mrs. Newton and Mrs. LeafoId. A
flower stall, which proved great finan-
cial success, was in charge of Mrs. May
hew, Mrs. Frenzy, and Miss German. A
pleasing adjunct to the sale were the
tableaux given to crowded audience in
the evening. The tableaux consisted of:
1.-The Eastern Princess and Attendants"
Misses Creiger, Schitfmann, Watkins,
Pace, and Newton; Bachelors TrOu-
bles." A. Wilson and F. Millard; Tine
Revenge of the Flowers" Mrs. Frenoy;
Quaker Courtship." Miss Creiger and
F. B. Willard; "Topsy." Miss Schiff-
man. The tableaux were admirable in
conception and details 1t would be I'M
fair to dismiss the sale without word
OF praise to the work table presided
over by the young people of st. Agnes
Guild. of which Miss Mary Newton is
president.
DR.. Howard T. Eachus, of Maria ave-
nue.. was married Thursday to MISS
Hattie Good at the residence of the
brides father at Howard Lake. Charles
Schumacher was best man and Miss
Katie Walther was bridesmaid, and the
assistant bridesmaids were Misses Lou
Sohlker, Marie Weiss and Regelsberger.
Rev. E. j. Funk was the officiating
clergyman. DR.. Eachus is well known
on the bluff. The honeymoon will be
spent in the West and DR.. and Mrs.
Eachus will be at home, 1854 Broadway,
after May Is.
Miss Agnes Carey and Charles E.
Dev0re. of Chicago. were married Fri
day at the residence of the brides
parents on Margaret street. In addition
to the BRIDES relatives and friends there
we're present Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Cassell, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Stainer, of Alton, Ill.,; and Fred f.
|, Stainer, who acted as best man. A re-
ception was held at the close of the
ceremony, and the newly-married couple
left Friday evening for Chicago, where
they will reside.
The Ich Diem lawn tennis club have
rented the handsome little cottage OPP
p0site their courts and will occupy it as
club house as soon as furnished. The
club opened the season yesterday with
a membership of thirty. The courts
have been put in excellent condition,
and lively season is anticipated.
The exodus to White Bear has already
set in. Rev. Samuel Mills and family,
Frank w. Pinska and family left for
the lake Thursday. George W. Free
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Seventy-Seven Social club had an
enjoyable time Friday evening at the
Woodruff hall. 1t was May party, and
all ARRANGEMENTS had been made most
| thoroughly by special committees.
There were many present from st. Paul
as well as from Merriam Park. Among
those present were Misses Strong. al
| bert, O'Brien, Kibbie and Tbeobald, st.
Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. q. Clausen, Mrs.
Stevens. Misses BPavins, Baker, Eddy,
Moody, Provost, Searle, Maud Upham
and Townsend. of the Park.
The Odd Fellows Of Merriam Park
and Hamline attended st. Mary's church
las: Sunday, where they were addressed
by Rev. l. C. Forth. At the close of
the services the lodges adjourned to the
Odd Fellows hall, where addresses were
made by William Jones and j. B. Ross
man.
A concert and festival will be given
for the benefit of Kampen Lodge, No.
10S. at Trinity M. E. church next Satur-
day evening,
The Ladies' Aid Society of Oliyet
Church will give social in the chapel
Thursday evening.
Mrs, r. f. Norton, of Winona, is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. George r.
| Smith.
w. B. Reed. OF Hastings, visited
friends at the Park last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Topping have re-
turned from the Pacific coast.
Mrs. e. w. Cunningham returned last
week from Hot Springs, Ark.
III. j. D. Curtis, Of Carroll street, has
removed to Fargo.
Fred Sibley has gone to Auburn, TO-,
| for short visit.
H. G. Coykendall has returned home
| from Montana.
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All the classes were represen ted in full
force, and a very enjoyable evening,
devoted to social intercourse and other
pleasant paStimeS, was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew w. Irvine, of
Laurel avenue. entertained the young
people of the First NJ. E. church on
Friday evening. Rev. I. |. COuftas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham and Hon. G. E.
Briggs were present and assisted IN
making the occasion one of the most en-
Joyable to the young people.
The Sunday school children of the
Oxford M. E. church, assisted by other
children. gave cantata on Thursday
evening at the church. The young
people were dressed to represent guests
from various lands, singing songs and
national airs.
The second annual ball of the st. Paul
aid Minneapolis Pressmen's Union No.
IA was given at Turner hall last even
ing. This Is an affair which interests
st. Paul and Minneapolis parties. and it
was undoubtedly grand success.
The Seventy-seven club, of Merriam
Park. gave the first of its series of full
dress hops at the Woodruff Friday
evening. Supper and refreshments
were served in the dining hall at 11:30
p. m.
DR.. Charles E. Riggs gave reception
at the Ryan Wednesday evening in
honor of DR.. Landon Carter Gray. of
New York. A large number of distin-
guished guests were present.
The Sunday school guild of st. Paurs
church had a picnic yesterday at Shad-
ow falls. The young people were under
the charge of Mrs. Henry Schumacher
ard A. II. McKechnie,
A large dancing party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. McCaughey, at 227 East
Tenth street, on Thursday evening of
last week, ia which about thirty couples
participated.
Mrs. Mary Brennan and daughters, of
511 Marshall avenue, will leave this
week for White Bear lake, and have
taken the Abbott cottage or the sum-
mer.
DR.. A. j Thompson and wife. of High
wood. entertained royalty all friends of
HighwoOd on the event of their fif-
teenth wedding anniversary.
The Little Workers society, of the
Dayton Avenue church, gave a musical
and literary entertainments at the chapel
last evening.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club will
open their new club house with appro-
pirate exercises some time during the
ensuing week.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Mickey. 235 Summit avenue
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The szzn CInh.

The Seventy-Seven club, of Merriam
Park, gave the first of its series of fine
dress hops at the Woodruff, Friday
evening, May 2, 1890. Prof KIeise, of
st. Paul, furnished the music. Supper
and refreshments were served in the
dining hall at 1880 p. M. Among those
present from Saltwater were Misses
Brown, Nelson and Oscar Nelson, from
st. Paul; Misses O'Brien, Cook, Thee
bold, Iytte. Kibber. Stout, Walther,
Boswell, Halbert, Misses Strong,
Messrs. Breed, Timberlake, Edwards,
Greenleaf, Blakely, Halbert, &. G. Wal
worth, The00old, Nash, Boldrick,
Ransom, Deacon, BrOden, Cath
cart, Boyden, Dieter, Malloy,
Drs. Corcoran, Perkins, Patterson,
Smith; from Minneapolis, Misses Sulli-
van and Perkins; from Merriam Park,
Misses Eddy, Baker, Provost, East
man, Beyins. Townsend, Moody, Scarf,
Upham, Hood, Johnson, Mason, Whit
ney, Rose and Mrs. Clausen,
Messrs. Sullivan, Kidder. Wunderlich,
Merrill, W Oodrutf, Aompson, Borden,
W0oIsey. Clausen, Buchanan, Wheeler.
Dancing was kept up until the wee sma'
hours. The city folks were chsperoned
to st. Paul by Mrs. CIauSen, of Merriam
Park. The affair was one of the most
brilliant social events the Midway dis
trict has ever seen, and much praise is
due to the young people for their first
atfpmnf
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SOCIAL SAUCE.

Mrs. B. FL. Evans entertained sew
eral lady. friends alta small lunch
con at the Hotel Colonnade. on
" ednesday afternoon. 1t was charac-
terized by quiet elegance and proved a
delightful treat to the guests. The
ladies present were Mrs. s. G. Schem-
eman, Mrs. DR.. Weirick, Mrs. FL. r.
Black, Mrs. j. G. Hertz and Mesdames
Gray, Moreland. Nelson and Cantwell.
A very pleasant meeting of the Phllo-
mathean society. of First Universalist
church, was held at the residence of
Miss Richards, 191 East Fourteenth
street, Friday evening. A very enjoy
able musical programme, consisting of
duets by Mrs. Vail and Richards, and
solos by Messrs. Van YORK, Snider and
Eilicot. The musical programme was
followed by talk by Rev. W. S. Vail.
Thursday evening Fred Brant enter
tanned a number of his deaf mute friends
at his home on Hudson avenue, it being
his twentieth birthday. A very pleas
ant time was had. Among those pres
emf were Mrs. Tousley, Austin, Klagg,
Miss Marshall. Miss Mead of Belle
Plain. Mr.. Tousley. Austin, Klagg,
Wolff, Dewitt, Master Tousley.
On Tuesday evening there was a
charming entertainment given at the
Christ church guild houses for the beI-
fit of the Chapel of the Messiah. The
programme contained the pantomime,
Searching for Happiness; arce en-
titled THE Only Young Man in Town.
besides number of musical NUMBERS.
Miss Olive Culbertson gave the last
of her elegant receptions ON Friday
evening. She has been assisted in re-
ceiving by number of young ladies,
among whom were Miss Bend, Miss
Newport, Miss Jennie Moore, Miss
Evelyn Beideman, Miss Lamprey, Miss
Bunker and the Misses Stevenson.
The st. Catharine's school gave a
gymnastic entertainment Thursday at
Christ church guild hall.
Friday evening the members of the
Bible classes of the First M. e. church
were entertained by Mrs. L. W. Irvine,
at her residence. 573 Laurel avenue.
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The E.ntre Nons' yyind-Up.

The meetings of the Entire Nous club,
which have been attended with such
marked success, were brought to close
by one OF tina most enjoyable affairs of
the season at the home of Mai. and Mrs.
PostlethWaite, St. Anthony Park, VINO
kindly placed their beautiful home at
the disposal of the club, and their most
genial hospitality was felt by all. There
were many guests from the cities. many
of whom were brought from st. Paul in
carriages. TO them the evening found
Il happy finale in the return ride to the
city. Refreshments were served at II
o'clock, after which the pleasures of the
dance were resumed. Seldom is party
made up of more cOngenial spirits, and
it must long remain in the minds of the
guests as the pleasantest of memories
to those who found too much pleasure
in the moments TO note the speed Of their
departure. Among the guests were:
Mesrs. Ramsey, W0rthen, Kenyon, Me-
Murran. Meller, Baker, Dance, MuSSeter,
Breed, Hall, Barney, Sinclair, Tools,
Savage. Williams. Mostly. Ward, Burke.
BlOdgett, n. Hall, Pierce, Braden,
Smith. Hunting, and the Misses Baker,
Ward, Balch, Shaw, Mason, Farwell,
Fairbanks, Hinckley. Warner, Braden,
Moore, Humphry, Upham, Williams,
Mrs. Hail.
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Omcer NIcBride,s Party.

Officer Mcbride and wife entertained
a party of young folks at their resi-
dence, I'll Charles street, Tuesday even
ing. The hostess received in a tea gown
parties present were Mr.. and Mrs.
The Misses Holland, Misses Furlong,
Miss Wilson, Miss Hamburg. Miss
Rea, Miss Murphy. Miss Heddeene,
Mr.. Donnelly. MeSsrs. Furlong, Glea-
son, Shiudler, Murphy, Bartlett, Will
son, Murphy and Melkie. The attrac-
ions of the evening were cards. music
md dancing. bunch was served at z.
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Wis.,. who has been visiting at st. Paul
for the past three weeks, returned home
last Tuesday.
Miss Helen G. Noyes returned from
her visit to Colorado.
Miss Ada Sutton. Of Minneapolis, Is
visiting in this city.
A. B. Stickney has returned from his
Eastern trip.
Francis Skipwith has returned from a
trip South.
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MAY DAY SOCIETY.
The st. Paul German Club
Prettily Rounds Up the
Season.
Wedding Bells Ringing Out
Quite Numerously for
Spring.
Receptions and Small Affairs
Have Not Yet Been
Vetoed.
Spring Moving Takes a Per-
Sonal Turn in Visiting
Notes.

The "merry month of May" is great
epoch for May queens, hot house roses
ana influenza, but bad season fer So
ciety and too early adieu to warm un-
dergarmentS. 1t is a delightful month,
meteroogically speaking, but society
usually employs tile time in rounding
ont the season and planning for summer
diversions. The season in st. Paul is
now pretty we'll rounded out, but was
given a delightful closing event on
Thursday night by the german given at
Westmoreland hall by the German CLUB.
The german was led 10y Lieut.. E. F.
Glenn, assisted by w. c. Read. The
fayors were all appropriate to the
occasion. consisting of ribbons,
hand-painted, and wreaths of nat
ural flowers. Thus did each lady
become a pretty and charming queen
OF the May before the evening had
drawn to a close. A May queen was,
however, chosen by lot. and the happy
but enyied young lady was Miss Bessie
Taylor. Her crown was Of SmilaX and
NAV flowers. Two beautiful prizes
were drawn by Miss Auerbach and w.
c. Reed, the former being fan and the
4dllCl SOlO LIZ cllN NON siOibN - LIZ '"'N
dance of the evening was the May dance
around the May pole. About twenty
four persons engaged in this very
pretty dance. In every particular
the dance was a great success.
Music was furnished by DAMS
orchestra The reception committee
was Mrs. Maj. Bates andd Mrs. Pass
more, assisted by MIS-. Glenn and Mrs.
George c. Squires. Among the many
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Maxfeld,
MIR. and Mrs. Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sohn Elmer. Dr. and Mrs. McLaren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cathcart, Mrs. j. j.
Parker. Mrs. Edith Card. of Washing
ton, Misses Auerbach, Biglow, Dean,
Forepaugh, Gillian two, GOtzian,
Stevenson (two), Taylor, Wilder Ind
Smyth; Messrs. Davis, Driscoll, Glenn,
Gordon, Hewitt, MaXfield. Morrison.
Ordway, Ozmun. Parker, Peet, Price,
Read, Skipwith and DR.. Stewart.
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Hopped on Brainerd Avenue.

Friday evening a social hop was given
at the residence of Mrs. Pierce, of
Brainerd avenue. A very enjoyable
evening was spent. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Proud
man, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Myron, Mr..
and Mrs. B. NJ. Pierce, Misses E. Lange,
Marion Morrison, Alice Bryant, Maggie
Robertson. Mary Bryant, Maggie Nc
Menemy. Annie Bryant, Bessie Fifield,
Minnie Hicks, Cora Fifield, Annie
Hicks. and Lizzie King; Messrs. Hdssel-
blad, King, Jewell, Fitield, Rogers,
Munson, Kiel. Pierce, and Bryant.
Music furnished by Billyard's orchestra.
Supper served at II O'clock.
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man and family will leave two week,

hence.
Miss Lou Walker, of Maria avenue.
returned Wednesday from three
weeks visit to relatives at Duluth.
Miss Katie DObsOn and Miss Maud
Simpson. of Earl street. have gone to
Eau Claire, Wis, to visit friends.
Mrs. Harrison. Uf MInhehaha street,
left Friday for Florida, where she will
remain for two months.
Fred Paget, of Maple avenue, has
gone to California for months visit.
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and consisted of coffee. sandwiches,
cake and fruit. After lunch all re-
turned to the parlor, where they spent
an hour quite pleasantly before bidding
the host and hostess goodnight.
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ton is preparing an entertainment for
May.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will have
a dance at Central hall on next Friday
evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
THE INTERSTATE DRILL ENDED.

KANSAS CITY, No, June THE competi-
tive drilling at the Interstate encampment
was concluded today. Company q, First
regiment NJ. y. g., drilled for the inter
state DriZe. The Merchant zouaves, Of
Memphis. drilled in the zouave class and
the Maureian cadets, also of Memphis,
competed in the cadet class. At noon the
Phoenix light infantry, OF Dayton. o.. ap-
peared in the interstate class and ended
the drilling. The prizes VIII be awarded
Monday.
This evening after dress parade sham
battle occurred representing the taking OF
the fort of Konings Grautz. The Aus
trians occupied the fort and the Prussians
attacked and carried it, advancing in con-
verring platoons from the northeast and
northwest. After several attacks the fort
was carried and the Austrians routed. The
ODDosing forces were composed as
follows: The Prussians Atlanta rifles. Mer-
chants Zouaves, Walsh zouayes,
Marmaduke guards, Farrar zouaves,
Company 4. Kansas national guard,
COMPANY H. Kansas national guard. Mus
catine rifles. First Colorado regiment ma
tional fencibles, Phoenix light infantry,
Chicago zouaves, Aurora zouayes, com
pany \ Missouri national guard, Indian
apolis light artillery, Dickson light artil-
lery. the Austrians. Brunswick rifles, Mar
maduke cadets. Branch guard, company y
Third Missouri regiment, Bullene guard,
Hale Zouaves. Omaha guard, company Il
First Kansas regiment, Scarlet guard, en-
gineer corps batter \, St. Louis, battdTy b,
Kansas City