The record-union., 1894-07-06
camp equippage and bring it to this city.

camp equippage and bring it to this city.
SUBSISTENCE FOR THE MEN.
Major A. P. Scheld, Commissary on the
Fourth Brigade staff, and Lieutenants
w. B. Maydwel and L. @. Smith, Quar-
termaster and Acting Assistant CommIs-
sary, respectively, of the Second lnfan-
try, were diligently at work yesterday IN
securing eating places for the troops Win
which they are connected.
The Stockton companies will board at
the Capital and Windsor Hotels while
they remain here. Light Battery B of
this city will also board at the Windsor.
and the First and Third Infantry Regi-
ments from San Francisco will mess at
the Golden Eagle, State House and West
ern Hotels.
Companies L and @ OF this city have
also been looked after, and good boarding
places have been provided for them.
THE TROOPS IN CAMP.
Brigadier- General Dickinson and the
First and Third Infantry Regiments have
camped in Capitol Park, and strict mill
tary discipline is observed. The tents
have been pitched OH the grass, and in a
manner 10 indicate that the men expect
to stay here some time. The First is
camped on the L-street side OF the Park,
and the Third on the N-street side.
The Second Brigade Signal and Anbu-
lance Corps have pitched their tents back
of General Dieknson's headquarters.
The armory of the Second Infantry at
Sixth and l. streets is still guarded by
Light Battery b, and inside are located
the two Stockton companies. The latter
were busy all day yesterday writing let
ters 10 their sweethearts and folks at
home.
Permanent headquarters of Marshal
Baldwin have been established at the
Golden Eagle Hotel, and General Shee-
hams headquarters are at the Armory,
while those OF General Dickinson are at
the camp in Capitol Park.
Yesterdays CONFERENCE.
a conference was held between Mar
shal Baldwin and Generals Sheehan and
Dickinson at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday morning TO discuss the provision
ing OF the soldiers.
1t was decided that all orders as to when
the troops should be called upon, and
what they should do, should be left with
the Marshal. The various Colonies and
company officers were afterward in
structed 10 have their men in readiness TO
move at the shortest notice.
TRUSTEES AND STRIKERS.
Yesterday Trustees Lawton, Bragg and
Davis held conference with the Hail
way Union Committee to consider mat
ters relating to the protection OF the city.
The committee told the Trustees that the
men would do their best to see that there
was no disorder. The MEN have their
families here and were as much con-
cerned in the safety OF the city as any
body.
The Trustees then called on United
States Marshal Baldwin. He declared
that it was not his intention to call for
regular troops; that he had no authority
TO call for them, and no authority to take
command OF them.
NOTES or THE STRIKE.
Captain W..R. Johnson OF Company A,
Sixth Regiment, is solid merchant and
prominent politician OF Stockton. 1t is
said that the epublicans have selected
him for the next recorder of San joaquin
County.
Lieutenant William Bruce of B Com
pany OF the Sixth is Deputy Recorder
of San Joaquin County.
ii. L. Marshall, private in Company
b, Sixth Regiment, is a member of the
local staff OF the Stockton Matt, and is
acting as war correspondent in the pres
ent situation. Mr.. Marshall will be a
candidate for nomination to county Of
flee before the San Joaquin Republican
Convention next month.
j. j. Nunan, Colonel Commanding the
Sixth, is business manager and part
owner OF the Stockton Mat.
Frank Ruhstaller requests a denial OF
the statement in the evening paper that q
fifteen-gallon keg OF beer was sent from
his brewery to the soldiers at the railroad
depot.
Rumors were afoat last night that
more troops had arrived from either San
Francisco or Vallejo, but such was not
the case.
The A. r. U. committee has ordered all
members to hel eafter refrain from wear
ing the badges distributed to them yes
terday. The committee say this action
was taken on account of the misuse of the
badges, and the wearing of them by nom
members of the union. some OF whom had
become intoxicated and boisterous.
Captain A. j. Lloyd of Company A OF
this city, which was ordered to be dis
missed by General Sheehan. mas been de-
tailed for duty on the staff OF Colonel j
w. Guthrie, commanding the Second In
fantry.