St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-08

J. w. Peterson. Edward O'Brien and
Washington Pierce. =,
A resolution was passed in favor OF
bringing the G. A. r. encampment for
1898 to ST. Paul.
Col. Grant put I'm a resolution from
the survivors of the hattie of Birch
Coulie thanking the citizens of Morton
for their hospitality at the dedicatory
exercises of the monument last week.
This passed.
Col. Crooks put in one thanking those
survivors who formed a relief party and
helped to bury the dead of that battle,
which was adopted by rising vote.
Col. Grant explained why the COM
mission had located the monument
where it now stands. 5. Z. ArbucSle
also spoke ON this subject. Senator
Peterson expressed his sentiments
against the present location.
There were present about 100, includ-
ing field and staff officers. At 1880
adjournment was taken to 2 p. IN.
DIR. Henry Hutchinson, of st. Paul,
was eleven years old when this regiment
was formed. Though so young. he de-
sired to follow the example of his three
older brothers, Frank, Robert and John,
and enlist. The recruiting officer
thought that
Three Boys From One Family
was enough, and persuaded the Young
patriot to remain home. DR.. Hutchin-
son has taken such Il deep interest In
the organization that the members, ION
account of his good Intentions" as one
put it. elected him to honorary mem-
berShip.
John Terwilliger, Company A, came
up from Chicago to attend the reunion.
and made an address. He Is the Young
est survivor, having enlisted when bnt
fifteen years old. Though only boy,
he has the proud record of never hav.
ing been put in the guard house, of
having always obeyed orders, and never
was sick during his service. He served
three years.
Color Sergeant Gardner. of the regi-
ment, from ShakOpee. was present. He
was called on for a speech, but instead
responded with an original song,"Little
Crow" the old vets joining i'll the
chorus.
Miss Joy Marsden,
daughter of HoratiO Marsden, of Com
pany A. delivered an original recitation
full of patriotism and laudatory to the
q. A. r.
In the afternoon Col. William Crooks
was reelected president of the assoca-
ton. Col. ii. p. Grant was elected first
vice president; Washington Pierce. sec
ond vice president; Capt. c. j. Stees,
secretary; o. Ii. Shepiey, treasurer; &.
Nj. Brack, corresponding secretary; Z.
A. O'Brlen, chaplain; j. w. Daniels,
surgeon.
The veterans adjourned at p. m, to
meet in Minneapolis next year. The
date was conditional, determinable upon
whether state fair will be held in 1895.
II so, it will occur on the first day OF the
fair: if not. the president will set day.
The following veterans answered to
the roll l-call.
Veterans Present
Company All. P. Grant. S. C. Ar
buckle. u. c. Marsden, Joseph f. Chap
ron, William Vayhinger. Charles l..
Weed, w. s. McCauley. st. Paul; James
Auge. Mendoza; ID. f. rerwilliger, Lake
Forest, ILL.,: George B. Gardner, Min
neapolis. S. c. Arbuckle was elected
president and George B. Gardner secre-
tary.
Company B-Robert Mum. Osseo: T.
A. Morris, Minneapolis; John Jacobs,
Rockford; Samuel e. Howe, Brooklyn
Center; Peter Church, Delano.
Company C-Capt. Hutchinson, Fari-
Bloomington; Tom Watts, Minneapolis
Company DID. D. Sutherland, Min
neapolis; Henry jackson. Maple Plain:
A. l.. Goodrich, Minneapolis; James
Mcconnell, Maple Grove; n. II. Derby,
Q. II. Shepley. E. E. Edgerly, W. Pierce,
Tom Fisher, John 5. Stops, Minneapo-
lis; Henry Curtis, Osseo; E. FarinRton,
MINNEAPOLIS; George A. Hill, Cham
plain; Ezra Paine. Eden Prairie.
Company E-Lieut. Math Holl. st.
Paul. president; j. P. Leitner, st. Paul,
secretary and treasurer; r. Steifel, w.
Mahle. A. j. Hill, Jacob Hanck. j. j.
Miller. John N. Bnrch. Joseph Smith:
st. Paul; H. HOscheid. Northtield: Fred
Henricks, Jordan; Peter Holzmer,
Company F-Capt. H. B. Wilson. j.
Nelson, Gustave Johnson, Red Wing;
Allen Swan. L. J. Hodgson, r. W. De-
wore, st. Paul; George E. Bevers, Min
neapols; ID. B. Cell. st. Paul; n. =.
Malmborg, Vasa; G. H. Watson, North
field. Capt. Wilson was elected presi-
dent and John Nelson secretary.
Company G-The Young Men sGuard
of St.Paul. Capt. Stees, Sergeant |. ID.
Morgan. Sergeant q. NJ. Brack. Sergeant
Maj. FL. T. McCloud. Corporal William
Y. Horne; privates,G, Prudhomme. Val
AO'oitL, AuoiS" COiHolOIls ~ u
Suthhelmer, John Way and William
Elders, all from st. Paul except Valen-
tine Stolz, of Montrose. E. o. Zimmer-
man was elected president; WI. Horne.
vice president; e. NJ. Brack, secretary
and Z. j. Suthheimer, treasurer.
Company HID. H. Gregg. st. Paul:
Libbus White. Charlie J. Johnson, Min
nehaha; jerome p. Patten, Morton; W.
ID. LOvelace. Cottonwood; Charles
Hayte, Mantorville. Silas Avery, of
Winona. was elected president and D,
Ii. Gregg secretary.
Company I-Senator J. W. Peterson.
Red Wing; Gilman X. McKuslck, Still
water; Ezra A. Cooper, Vernon Center;
John Nelson. White Rock. Lieut.. Z. A.
O'Bren. president; Lieut.. j. W. Peter
son, secretary.
Company K was the only company
not represented at the morning session.