St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-28
DRILL AT LAKEvIEw.
Good Weather for Energetic
Practice in Camp.

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Practice in Camp.
Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, June 27-Tfe
weather was fair and cool at Camp
Lakeview today. The regiment was
drilled in extended order and battle
formations this morning, both move
ments being well executed, and the Of
fcers are highly pleased with the
progress made in this particular rou-
tine.
Small arms practice was completed at
the 500-yard range this morning, and a
few five-shot scores were finished at
the 200 and 900-yard distances. Follow
ing were those made at the distance of
500 yards:
Ten shots, each, with possible score
of fifty)
Comany A-Lieut. Buschers, 81; Sergt.
Wild, 3S; Lieut.. Mueller, %; Corp. Pc
ters, 30; Private -Hoberti, 80.
Company B-Private Brand, 81.
Company C-Lieut. Pletke, 27; Lieut..
Gallien,39: Sergt. Smith, 40; Corp. Pletke,
"a: Sergt. Miller, 80; Private Kerstine,
So; Capt. Frost, A.
Company -D-Private Murtaugh, 81;
Corp. Bird, 81; Private Tower, q; Pri-
vate Theobold, AZ.
Company E-Lieut. Boice, 26.
Company F-Sergt. Kun, %; Capt.
Allen, 81; Private Harlan, q; Private
Kendrick, 23; Corp. Conley, 32.
Company G-Corp.; Nicholson, SO
Corp. Galloway, a.
Company H-Lieut. Frink, Al; Sergt.
Bergeson, 27; Sergt. Baker, "a.
Company Private Fuller, 33; Sergt.
Sawyer, 38.
Company K-Private Griffith, 81;
Private Turncliffe, %; Private Hauks,
"a; Corporal Davidson, 27; Sergt. Craw-
ford, 43.
Field and staff-Lieut. Brown, Az;
Lieut.. Col. West governors staff, S2.
Those who have made a total of 105
at the three ranges, will be permitted
to make the skirmish run tomorrow.
The steamer Flora Clark brought a
large party of excursionists down from
Hastings at about noon. The visitors,
among them being a number of Grand
Army veterans, were entertained at
Company Es quarters until about 80
p. M, when they returned, we'll pleased
with their visit.
An expert bayonet drill was given by
Company d, in front of Col. Bobleter's S
tent this afternoon.
A number of the field and staff Of
ficers of the Second visited Col Page
and other officers in the camp of the
Third infantry, United States army, to-
day and the call will be returned to-
morrow.
Lieut. Cook, adjutant of the First
III
ing. During his absence, since Sunday,
his Office has been looked after by
Lieut.. Brown, Of Company D.
Private Sherman, of Company G, en-
tertained an audience this afternoon in
scontortionist acts.
An athletic contest was held this
afternoon between members Of the
Third infantry and regulars. Private
John w. Schultz, of the infantry, won
the standing high kick jump by score
of z feet TX inches. The hitch kick was
won by Musician A. j. Nolan, of Com
pany C, Third United States infantry,
his kick being feet 101A inches.
A ball game will be played on the
parade grounds tomorrow afternoon
between Company C, of the regulars,
and the First nine of this city.
The following military visitors were
in camp this evening: Col. J. c. Shan
drew and Maj H. G. Braden, of the
Third; ex-Capt. e. 8. Chittenden, of
the First. The first named gentleman
was accorded a review of the regiment
this evening, which, with the subse-
quent parade, came off in fine shape.
Private Thomas Burns. of Company
e, was dishonorably discharged this
evening for being drunk and disorderly.
Kleist's regimental band gave con-
cert and ball at Hanisch opera house
this evening, and was well attended.