St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-28
SHOTS NY 1hH SECOND.
rifle Practice at tae Lakeyiew
81 *. Range. - "a

thetwest making raitiae work qaite
cotH task Tor the nliiitary Inpn vi the
SECOND s The ssrsice march Of five
miles. Hllici, was ~ have taken aplace
after guard noun tUinofro,vf morning.
has Asgii abatld giielss but there viii be
substituted sslvid sports" ION Friday
atser10oH.
Riffs pra efiee began at the 5a0-yard
raiigs ts:la y and Sorne good scores were
made considering this distance. Sergt
Crawford OF CWnpany Z, hiadsgs45 out
OF apostolic ~. ,r,i. fniIscofes areas
sfqhews: fs,Isloss each Eith possible
8 companyaA-
Haas. lm;as ls&heiarics % Kuman. :. 10
Marshier -. stpckertZ.-. % q ueller.. II
Ambtqsh ...s3 spring .-....ss 1ritsche. 3!
Wild ....::. fender :. II Naeinknecht %
Company B "a
Coughiin.. ~ Boltman. .27 ssr
Company D.
Brown ...;eIBoyee, .s2IyisSselmap. 80
Slater % itadumachera4
Boyce. ..... . Wade .......4il
Crawford ;. IS Davidson ..37 Latham =. 1s
Iruncliff ..-3 Hanks. "a Davidson Is
kurkuski pa Deyling. -. ri
Hold .kins....! griffith =. 81 "a.
Company F.
soule. 800. Barnet. -. :. 1slHayden i. IA
Haigh. =. 10y losborne. :. l.
Company H III
Ellington .25Istrader. 80. rs Preston III
Hanson. ..lGIWebber.. ~ Olson ....2t
Baker. rs Hinton. 81 Hebedock. &c
Webber. ....24 0odds. 80. Frengleberg IL
Frink.. .....E lsireen. ......2. slaz
Company c.
Lihshan spIDodge, ......1S Anderson. u
Pletke. I'D Brosig AZ Smith 30
Runge So. a. Lepnarts. ..3 &c. Sm:th....27
Eckert.. III lGallian -. Al bible. 20
Company G. ri
Rugg.. ..27 Pullan 49,. 7lW oodson. e6
johnson . 30 vanDeguatt 10 Ellis 81
Scores yet unfinished at the 300-yard
Range will be completed tomorrow
Adjt. Gen. Muehlberg. Inspector Gen.
Pray, Gen Bend and Capt. Knowles,
assistant adlutant of the First brigade,
were visitors i'll camp this evening.
Gen. Bend was rendered review OF he
Second this evening.
Gen. Pray Inspected the officers of
the staff before regimental parade this
evening.
Capt. King, of the Fourth regiment,
NJ. n. g., was also a visitor at camp
today.
A regimental drill, with extended
order, formed a part of this mornings
routine, and blank cartridges were used
in following skirmish drill.
A sham battle was an interesting
feature OF the Third U. S. infantry
camp tonight, a considerable amount OF
blank cartridges being used in the adj
vance upon the enemy. 1t is thought
that sham battle will occur between
the militiamen and regulars on Govern
or's day (Friday).
Col. }. G. Shandrew, of the Third,
was visitor at headquarters this even
ing
Maj. Allen. of the staff. made the ex-
celleht score of AZ out of possiDIe so at
the 500-yard range today.
At regimental parade this evening the
following orders were promulgated:
l. Second Lieutenant Milo A, Hodg-
kins, Company X, having been commits.
stoned first lieutenant, and Sergt. Will
lam Wood. of Company X, having been
commissioned second lieutenant, are
hereby assigned to duty. Sergt. Louis
Miller. Company a, having been COM
missioned second lieutenant, is also
hereby assigned to duty.
The following drills are ordered for
Thursday. June %: Eyolutions of the
regiment, $3.50 to 1880 a. m.; battalion
e&tenIPO Oruer, III 10 III a. M.
The following athletic sports will be
open to the members of this command
and the Third United States Infantry,
Friday, June 20, beginning at 80 D. M:
Football kick; baseball throw, long
distance: bass ball throw, high: throwing
fitteen-pound hammer; putting slxteen-
pound shot; 100-yards dash; 22O-yards
dash; half-mile run; 440-yards dash;
one-mlle run; one-mile walk; Edwards
hurdle; 220-yards hurdle; bicycle race;
bicycle relay between National
Guards and regulars; running
high jump; pole vault; standing High
jump; standing broad jump; hop, skip
and jump; standing high kick; hitch
kick. Entrees. rs cents each. Entry
tees will be distributed as prizes to-
winners.
Detail Tonight-Officer of the day.
Capt. Otis; officers OF the guard. kieuts.
Bellington and Miller. IT
Tomorrow Morning : Officer of the
day, Capt. Child; officers of the guard !,
Lieuts. Gallien and Everetts. y
Cap, G1p5 MssI ss q Tue governors stan