The Irish standard., 1891-02-21

of the Tth KeRt. Mimi. Vol. INF. and in
1854 was commissioned LIST Lieut.. in the
9th colored United States Heavy Artl,-
lery with which he served until March
18th, 1856. Mr.. Guderian is q partner
in the extensive hardware firm Of Bean
& Guderian. he s le president Of
the Anoka Nation Of which he
has entire charge. "a senator was
treasurer of his county during ten years
from 1874 to 1884 and has held mum
Der Of minor local Offices.
Hon. j. w. Peterson was born In
Sweden. March 3Oth, 1888. he came to
America in 1855 and settled in Ch1sago
county, Mimi. He engaged in farming
and working In saw mill until the
eyer memorable dsy of the great Indian
outbreak in Minnesota. August Is h,
1862 He enlisted in Company L 9Th
ReKt, Mimi. Vol. Inf. He took part
with his Regt III the Indian campaigns
Of '63 and "a, then was sent south and
after the close of the war was mustered
out with the Regt. in August, 1865,
The senator lives on farm in Goodhue
county. He represented his district in
the State Senate sessions of 1873 and
1874 aud was member of the House of
Representatives IN 1885.
Hon. Jno. B. Slnborn was born at
Epson, Merrimac county, New Hamp-
shire, December 5.h, 1926. He was
educated in the academies of Pembroke,
N. H., and Thetfofd, W.T.. and at Dart
mouth college. Shortly after leaving
College Mr.. Sanborn entered the law
Office of the Hon. Asa Fowler at Con
cord and was ad limited to the bar. In
1854 he loo lied here III st. Paul and
began the practice of his profession.
April ~, 1851. Mr.. SAnb)rn Was APP
pointed Adjt. Gen Of the state and was
Acting o. NJ. Gan until d &C. 241h, 1862,
when he was commissioned Colonel of
tue 4lh Regt Mimi. Vol. Inf Feb. 18th.
1854, he was promoted Brig. Gen. OF
Vols and was Brevetted MajorGeneral.
June ii, 1865. La 1867 and So Gen.
SanbOrn was member of the Indian
Peace Commission Of which Generals
w. II. Sherman aud Harvey were also
members The General has held sew
eral offices during his residence here,
having been d member of the House OF
representatives in the sessions of 1859
and 1850. a member OF the State
Senate in 1861 and again in the House
in 1872 and 1881. For a number OF
years Gen. Sauborn has eDi)yed a lu-
cratlye practice in the courts of this
state and before the u. S. courts in
Washington.
IN THE HOUSE,
Hon. Basil Smout is native of the
city of London. and 81 years old. With
his parents he settled III Canada in 1910,
where he received a c0mnnoA school
education. In 1853 he came to the
United States, and worked at the timer
trade. August IS, 1862. he enlisted as
a private III Go, K, 23rd Wis. Vol. Inf,
was promoted 2 I'd Lieut.. was ON de-
tached service in command OF the
Pioneers OF the 4th DiY., 1851 A. G.. for
a time and was mustered out at
Helena, Ark. in December, 1864. Mr..
Smout came to Minnesota in 1867,
il engaged in the hardware business at
Wells. Faribault county, where he has
held q number of town and village
offices, and is now serving his second
term as a member of the House.
Hon. A. t. Sinclair Was born in Ken
nebec county, Maine, March 3, 1889.
When only Is years Of az he came to
Minnesota settling in Houston county.
After course in the common schools be
learned the backsmithlng business. La
the summer Of 1864 he enlisted in Com
pany K 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery
serving with his regiment III Kentucky
and Tennessee until September, 1865,
when he was mustered out. Mr.. Sim
clair still carries on his business at
w ltOkh, w luObd CGuuGf. 11C uc1o OEoh
an incumbent of nearly all the elective
Offices in that town and WAS member
OF the last legislature.
Hon. Asa r Green was born in Yer
IN mt. Jan. I, 1843 On April II, 1861.
he enlisted in Col. Burnside's regiment.
aud Was in the battle Of Bull Run.
He was mustered ont on Aug. 2 of that
year, but re enlisted soon afterward and
was with Mcclellan in his peniDsular
campaign. In November. 1882, be was
discharged on account of consumption,
but again re enlisted on June 3d. 1853
He was on the steamboat that carried
Grants dispatch announcing the cap
ture of Vicksburg. Mustered out again
in July. 1864, be re-enlisted in Wis
consin regiment and served with it
until the close of the war He came to
Minnesota and Dodge county, in 1865.
and settled on farm near West Con-
cord where be still resides.
Hon. Ezra T. Cnamplln, Speaker OF
the House of representatives, was born