St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
SECOND REGIMENT CAMP.
IT Will Be PITCHED At LAKEYiEW
NEXT FRIDAY.
COL. BOBLETER,s FULL FORCE.

Special Train on the Milwaukee
Will Leave ST. Paul for the
State Grounds ON Lake Pepin
State Militia Changes-Perti.
nent Notes of the Minnesota
Guards.
The Second regiment, Col Bobleter
in command, will next Friday leave St.
Paul on special train over the Mil
waukee road for Camp Lakeview at
Lake City. The train will consist of
seven coaches and two baggage cars.
The New Ulm. Luverne, Mankato and
Waseca companies will join the rest of
the regiment at st. Paul. where they
will arrive at 1890 over the Omaha.
The Winona boys will go direct to the
camp ground over the river division of
the Milwaukee and will arrive about
two hours before the rest of the regi-
ment. The seven companies. A, New
Ulm; Ii, Luverne, F, Mankato; K, Wa
SEGA; d, Fairmont; q, Austin; b, Fari-
bault. will each 60 into camp with forty
officers and men: the band with twenty
five, and field and staff fifteen; making
a total of 800. which will probably be in
creased to 400 before the end of the en-
campment.
CHANGES NOTED.
The following changes have taken
place In the military forces of the state
since the publication of General Orders
No. IA, current series, under date of
April 80. 1894:
Commissioned - Second infantry,
James r. Smith, first lieutenant. in
spector of rifle practice. Third infantry,
pany A; Hubert V. Eva, second lieuten-
ant Company A; Worrell Clarkson, first
lieutenant Company G.
observation-disclosures infantry. E. w.
Bird, first lieutenant, inspector of small
arms practice; l.. p. Leonard, first lieu
tenant Company K. Third in'lntry,
Hitler H. Horton. first lieutenant, judge
advocate; B. F. Ashelman, captain Com
pany i; H. NJ. Thune. second lieutenant
Company [.
Dishonorably Discharged for the Good
of the Service-First Infantry: w. b.
Osgood, Fred Disher, r. p. Blodgett, all
privates of Company +, for nou-attend-
ance at drills, and Private L. F. Rus
SELL lOl uiSUUSutellCC VI OloctS. S0Sohu
lnfantry-Pearl MatsOn, private, Com
pany ID, Frank Hammer, private, Com
pany +, Harry Leonard, private, Com
pany F. Joseph 2. Cuddy. private. Com
pany f. Laurence Grant, private, Com
pany F. non-attendance of drill.
Third Infantry-Martin Burns, private,
Company A. Martin E. Ford. private,
Company A. James j. Lunney, private.
Company A. non.attendance OF drill;
Charles B. Sand, corporal, Company ID,
Willis Mark. private, Company ID. Lat
tie Doxey, private, Company ID, A. j.
Hardy, private. Company ID.
GUARD NOTES.
Considerable dissatisfaction has been
manifested by the company command.
ers at the delay in the issuance of dis
honorable discharges. Under the pres
ent system, it is a matter of some five or
six weeks before the dishonorable dis
charges are issued, resulting in the re-
tanning in the company of an undesir-
able member for that length of time.
The prevailing opinion seems to be that
if the adjutant general would authorize
the discharge immediately on receipt
of the application, the trouble would be
greatly remedIed.
The following promotions have been
made in the Second regiment: Corporal
Ward has been appointed sergeant,
and Privates A. Clement, Z. B. David
sou and a. Kewhowski corporals Of
Company K; Private Philip Short has
been made corporal OF Company G.
Permission has been granted Mai.
Libbey to send two men and cannon to
Fairmont. Mimi, TO take part in the
Fourth of July celebration at that place.
The men will receive 50 per day and
transportation from the chairman of the
arrangement committee.
Company B, of North Dakota, was
granted permission to enter the state
under arms to participate in the fire
mems celebration at Morehead on the
18th inst.
Capt. James Hale, Third United
States infantry, has reported at head
quarters, and will act as inspector and
instructor at the coming encampments
at Lake City.
First Lieut.. and Adjt. w. B. Palmer,
of the First regiment. has been granted
two months leave of absence. and
will not attend this years encamp-
ment.
Capt. Monfort, with about twenty OF
his men from Company I'll. are enjoying
two-week camp at the rifle range.
Maj. Price has reported for duty, and
relieves Capt. Bean as commandant of
the St. Paul battalion.
Assistant Surgeon William II. Game.
Of the First artillery, is OH ten days
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