The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-06

Wayne county delegation of 400 They
had a special train and the Richmond
drum corps accompanied them. Most
all were uniformed. Besides RichmOrd.
Cambridge City, Dublin. Milton and
Hagerstown were represented. The re-
lief corps of Richmond had forty men,
bers. A. J. Griffey is commander Of
Dublin post.
John Campbell. post No. 2O4 of Harri-
son, o., has forty members here, with
John Grubbs as commander
John McGovern and c. +. Chapman Of
Maunck Chunk. Pa, are representing
post No. 81 of their city
II. c. Cords, commander of Fitzpatrick
post, No. 2l2, of Millersburg, Pa. ar
rived yesterday with twenty-five men,
bers.
Captain Calwell. post No. 2O5, of Car
Isle, Pa, is represented by l.. S. Eisen-
bower, delegate.
j. A. Stanford of George II. Thomas
post, No. Is, Ottawa. Kas., is here with
a few others. He reports that 200 would
have come had the Santa Fe railway
given reasonable rates.
A c.. Kozier, post commander. and
Col. II. I. Zinn of NIechanicsburg, Pa,
are representing post 415.
Gettysburg post of Spencer came yes
terday forenoon with 100 uniformed MEM
bers.
The Laporte band with twenty-three
members is here with the department of
New York. The band has just returned
from Chicago.
Hamilton post. No. $50. from Clay City
has thirty-one members, with Comman-
der Hochtetler in charge, all uniformed.
Hector Tindle post, No. $50, Of Phila-
delphia, with eight members, is located
at the Denison.
Post No. 20 of Aillbury, Mass, is rep
resented by II. c. Thompson and s. C.
SpOoner.
The Tippecanoe county battalion came
in from Lafayette yesterday afternoon.
The battalion consisted of post
No. 3. in charge of Commander
w. p. Yonkey, also battalion COM
mander; post No. 464, John Cas-
sadly; post No AIS, N. II. Howard.
The battalion consisted of $50 men,
marching behind a band of eight drum
mers and fifers, the musicians being old
veterans in command of Maj. William
Horton. The battalion unloaded on
Westinghouse. and marched east to
Camp Lew Wallace. Dayton, Ind, post
No. 160, with fifty members, Adam An
drew in command, accompanied the Tip
pecanoe delegation.
Posts Nos. A. 81 and 315, composing
the Warren county battalion, arrived
last evening in charge of Commander
Joe Galliher.
Loogootee post No. 322, with fifty men,
composed the Martin county battalion,
with J. b. Love in charge. They ar
rived at Camp Lew Wallace last even
ing.
Mattoon, H.. post No. 4O4 arrived last
evening with 100 men. Randolph White
is post commander.
Harley Smith, Robert John and Capt.
Charles Smith of Blanchester camp No
Ss5, $. Of V of Atlanta, o., arrived last
evening.
The Wayne bugle corps, with twenty
seven instruments, are with the Rich
mond and Wayne county soldiers at
tracing attention by their fine appear
ance
The Clinton county battalion arrived
last evening with the Frankfort band.
The party consisted Of 250 men repre-
senting the posts at Frankfort, Circle
Vile, ColfaX, Rossville, kirkland and
Mlddlefork. J. b. Cheadle of Stone river
post at Frankfort is commander.
The Fountain county battalion, with
900 men, in charge of George Sherman Of
Gen. Burnside post No. "a of Attica, ar
rived last evening. The Juvenile kid
band Of Attica accompanied the battal-
ion.
r. NJ. Phillippi Of Burnside, KY, is
here representing Gen. Burnside post of
that place.
Green TrimbIe and Capt. Cundiff of
Somerset, KY, are here with four 9TH
ers from the post in that town.
The Dunbar post, with Commander
King of Greenfield, Ind, arrived over the
$50 members.
Pap Thomas post No. 5, Commander
Crisler of Greensburg will arrive this
morning at ~ o'clock with $50 men.
Charleston post, No. 27 of Charleston,
ILL.,, arrived yesterday with eighty-five
men.
Firse post, No. $40, of Denison, Com
mander Shelton Nichols, came yester-
day. fifty strong.
Duval post Commander William John
son, of Liberty, Ind, arrived yesterday
with seventy-five delegates.
The Whiteland military band OF twenty
pieces the escort of the George II.
Thomas post of Chicago, arrived yester-
day. The George III. Thomas post, 1900
strong, came last night at O'clock
Mcpherson post Of Charlottesville came
400 strong yesterday.
]. p. Cleary. state department COM
mander of New York, accompanied by
the E. G.. MarshaH and Oric posts of
Rochester, arrived yesterday 400 strong.
The Boone post of Lebanon, Ind,
seventy-five men, came In yesterday ac-
companied by the ZicIsville band of
fifteen pieces.
Duncan post OF West Milton and Ham
ilton, o., with fifty men, came in yester-
day under command OF Capt. j. Lowery,
a hero OF three wars.
George Leonard post, No. 300. of New
Castle, Ind, Commander, Dennis, ar
rived yesterday. fifty strong.
Lysle post, 12S, of Allegheny, Pa, with
a delegation OF 400 came yesterday, ac-