St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-24
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Com pany Z
Hawkins - .6I Frost 35l Riebe. ..,.... S
krier. ....... II Smith. -. 81 Anderson. II
Muntz -. Schmidt. . IA Eckhert. ~
Henry Krier.3 Miller. ....ssI kunge.- s
Smith. ......i. Rohr 81
lenhertS... Al ]irod
onlpany F.
Wakefield. =. lMcCo!ley.. :. slMatro. ......26
wellman.. : Haigh.. 49,. Isl TORY. -. s
Souie.. 25 rollif.. Is Hayden.-.. IL
Wakeield. 2; Knox; ...... 20 Garvin...H
FIannigan III Church -. .33
Patterson. Isl Austin 49,. 81
Company k
Griffith. = % Danielson.. IS
Company A
Spring 49,. 20 Matsch.- Ii Ditman... l2
Haas - SCHNEIDER. % Clasen -. II
Wild. 3ilSpaeth. -. 30 schmidt: II
Scneiderich, Isl Pfaender. .27 Laushhof.. 10
Mueller. - Olson 20
scheiderich 81 schlender ~
Teeter 30 Yiesselman.. 81 Goetz.; b
Wada 81 F Fns,er = eT Presf 81 81
Boyce. ss fSasy + /! Pratt IS
Boyce. 49,. 81 Bullock. - 2OITower. 49,. Is
Suffer-. :.9Dorothy.. .1glLouis.. -. II
Company H
Kreps 49,. Ill Frink.. 30 Baker. ......3l
Henton Iii Preston. . Is Grant. 49,. II
Bubsby. -. Is P Heliing.. 81
,, Small arms practice will be omitted
tomorrow Sunday.
Capt. Hall, of the Third infantry, U.
5. A, will act as inspector of the
national guard during the encampments.
The above official witnessed regl-
mental drill of the Second at 4:3O this
evening. and was somewhat pleased at
the progress made in that routine.
Captain Steinhauser. of Company 8.
who was reported To have arrived
yesterday, came today at 80.
The following visitors arrived in camp
this evening, and will remain over Sun
day: Brig. Gen. w. B. Bend. -lnspec.
tor Gen. A. +. Pray; Lieut.. Col. Bron-
son, First regiment, N. q. S. M; Quar-
terInaster Sergt. Mead. Company d,
First regiment.
Gen. Bend received a review of the
Second, which, with the subseq uent
regimental parade. TRANSFERRED in good
shape.
Inspection will occur at 80 tomorrow
morning. by Capt. Hale and Inspector
General Pray. The usual good showing
will undoubtedly be made.
The Jeffrey Drum corps, of Winona,
which always accompanies the Second,
is nice feature of the encampment.
Rev. E. c. Ciemans. chaplain of the
regiment. will hold religious services at
1880 Sunday morning The above
reverend gentleman will also conduct
services in the M. E. church of this city
In the evening.
AT regimental parade tonight the fol-
lowing orders were promulgated: That
Corporals c. Haas. L. Fritscfle and E.
Stelnhauser. of Company A, be pro-
NOTED to sergealits. That Priyates ID.
Stellges and A. Mueller, of Company
announced that G. E. Crittenden & Co.,
Of Lake City, will presenta gold badge
to the man making the highest aggre-
gate score at the known distance
ranges, the contest to be open 10 The
brigade.
The Third infantry. U. s. A., which
camped near Froulenac last night,
reached LakeYieH at 500 this morning,
and this evening are thoroughly settled
III quarters just across the road, opposite
those OF the militiamen. Some dis
agreeableneSs was incurred during the
march. 1t raining almost continually
Muddy roads and hot weather delayed
the march, but seven miles only being
covered the first day. Five days wers
required fer the march of Sixty-eight
miles from the fort.
The strength OF the Third, including
officers. is about 425. Camp LakeyieW
Seems to have put new spirit into the
regulars with its beautiful scenery and
refreshing breeZes.
Capt. Wilkinson called upon his
friends in this city today, and was cor
daily received.
Several officers of the Third regiment,
N. Z. s. Nd, visited camp of the Second
tonight. but their names cannot be
given.
Detail tor tonight: Officer Of the day,
Capt. Shanks; officers of the guard,
LieutS. Ward and Pletke.
The following officers were also visit
ors In camp tonight: Capt. Mcclure,
Lieuts: Masterman and Conrad. of Com
pany <, First regiment.