St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
FOR SOLDIERS GRAVES.
Government Headstones Will Be
Placed by Next Memo
rial Day.
Many Stones Ordered by Friends
and Relatives Not
Claimed.

The following is list of government
headstones received by Capt. Charles j..
Stees, to mark the graves of soldiers and
sailors who lie buried in the cemeteries
in and around st. Paul:
FOR OAKLAND CE EMETERY.
James Shepard private, II, Eighth Mime
sofa infantry.
John A. Morton, private, I, Seventh Mime
Daniel D.. Williams, private, K, Eighth
Minnesota infantry
r. Z. Davies, captain and commissary of
subsistence, United States volunteers.
John F. Benson, seaman, United States
navy.
E. A. Paine, brigader general, United
States volunteers.
c. w. d. Rundell, private, C, Sixteenth
New York infantry.
James E. Hughes, pirate, X, Second Min
nesota infantry.
CALVARY CEMETERY.
Jeremiah Quill, private, +, Eighty-irst
Pennsylvania infantry
cavalry.
Joseph Therien. private D, Fifth Mime
sofa infantry.
Julius Stackemann, private, G, One Hun
dred and Seventy eighth New York infantry.
Michael A. Michael, private, A, Ninth Wis
consin cavalry.
Peter Bacon, private, l, Tenth Minnesota
infantry.
LUTHERAN CEMETERY.
Frederick HOLMAN, private, f, Sixth Min
nesota infantry.
ZIoN's EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CEMETERY.
Henry Henrichs, private. E, Sixth Mime
sofa infantry
WHITE BEAR CEMETERY.
John Rebel, private. g, Second Minnesota
cavalry.
Louis Gobar. private, F. Fifth Minnesota
infantry.
j. B. Tratecheaud, private. D, Fifth Min
neSota infantry.
MENDOZA CEMETERY.
Jesse Davis, private, G, First Con necticut
cavalry.
Thomas Dennev. private G, Fifteenth Wis
consin infantry.
The following headston es ordered by
friends and relatives of deceased sol
derS are on hand unclaimed, at the
marble works of Anthony Ambro-
Sini, No 94l jackson street, near the
Oakland cemetery:
Baptiste Cardinal. Com pany F, Fifth TegI-
ment, Minnesota infantry. buried at st. Johns
City. ordered by James O'Brien, of Acker
Post 81, G. A. X.
Peter Brunell Company B, Third regiment,
Minnesota infantry, buried at st. Paul Park.
ordered by Perry Starkweather, of Acker Post
2l. q. A. X.
Charles Ebert Company E. Sixth regi
ment, Minnesota infantry ordered by his son
grave unknown.
Luther Wilson Company F, One hundred
and thirty fourth regiment, Indiana in
fantry, grave unknown.
j. B Pool, Company B, Twenty first regi-
ment, Indiana infantry, grave unknown.
Milton Il. Seaman, chief musician. Sixth
regiment Minnesota infantry, buried at
Newport. Washington county, Mimi.
In reply to letters frequently received
from the country districts iOr informa-
ton regarding the obtaining of govern
ment head-stones for soldiers graves,
Capt. SteeS states that a request or
requisition, giving the name of the
place were buried, also the name of the
nearest railroad station. with the full
name of the soldier, with his rank. com-
pany, regiment and arm of services,
sent to the QuartermaSter general, United
States army, Washington, ID. c., by the
adJutant of any Grand Army post, or
the postmaster at the nearest point or
railroad station to where the soldier
lies buried. is all that is necessary to
procure such stone. The maidstone
will be delivered 10 that railway sta
tion-c0nSigned to the party ordering
the same, who will receipt therefOr-by
the government free of expense or
charge of freight. Here the services of
the government ends, and the head
stones must be set up at the expense of
the applicant. The state of Minnesota
furnishes baSe-Stone to set the head
stone in at cost of not to exceed
$3.50. but where there is no stone
foundation put in the ground for such
base to rest upon. it is advisable to set
ihe head-stone in the ground without
a base; ON account of the action of the
fIoSt Ill the ground.