St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-14
SUNDAY IN CAMP
WILL BE BUSY DAY FOR
THE HOSPETABLE
VISITORS FROM TWIN CITIES
70 THE NUMBER OF HUNDREDS
WILL TAKE THE CAMP
III STORM.
GOVERNOR CLoUGH REVIEWS.
brilliant Spectacle Witnessed by
1900 OF the Lake City
Residents.
VISITORS FROM TWIN CITIES
GOVERNOR CLoUGH REVIEWS.
Special to the Globe


LAKE CITY, Mimi. July 13.-The
fourth day Of the encampment was
marked by the review by Gov.
CIough last evening. and q grander
military display was never wit
messed on Lakeview's grounds. Upon
the arrival of the governor at 5 p.
m. the two battaliOns and mounted
troops We're formed in front of the
station, in honor of his presence,
and amid the firing of the seventeen
guns salute the governor was es-
cOrted to headquarters. Gov. Clough
was accompanied by the following
members of his staff: Adjt. Gen.
Auehlberg, Surgeon General Fulton,
3lspector General Murphy, Rev.
Bishop Gilbert, Coils. c. F. Pusch
iand s. Listoe, Lieut.. Coils. E. H.
Hone, Barrows and Whitney, Maj.
Hurd and Secretary Tams Bixby.
The following ladies accompanied
the governors party: Mrs. Barrows,
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Tams Bixby and
Miss Bobleter, daughter of Col. Jo-
seph Bobleter.
The review was of the First regi-
ment, N. \. G., Third infantry,U. S. A,
and First mounted battalion. the
three commands forming a brigade.
Col Page, Of the infantry, command
ing. No especial feature was pre-
sented in the review. further than
that a most excellent showing was
made by the brigade Fully 5000
people assembled on the grounds
to witness the ceremony. Among the
military gentlemen to witness the
review We're Col. J. c. Shandrew
and Maj. Braden, Of the Third; Capt
Knowlton and Hart, of Gen. Bends
staff
About $50 excursionists came
down from the Twin Cities this
morning. and were pleasantly en-
tertained by their friends in the
different company quarters till after
the review this evening. when they
returned, favorably impressed with
their visit to Minnesota's encamp-
ment grounds.
The following additional nlarksmer
were qualified today and those who
have acquired a total of 105 or over al
the combined ranges will be allowed
to make the skirTnish run on Monday
morning when they may try for a
Sharpshooter's badge:
Company A-CorporaI Pearse. 10!
PrlVate Redbury. 121: Private Williams
lgs; Private Bicknell. 100: Private Cur.
uss, 10; Private Baston, I0d; Priya tt
Eulcurt, IS; Private Fruen, 1O9: Priyat t.
Evans. III
Company B-Lieut johnson, 1os
Sergeant Casleton, 101: Sergeant Miller
1O2
Company C-Lieut. Perkins. 1O2.
Company E-Corporal Grossman, los
Private Montgomery, 9S.
Company F-Sergeant Elrns. %. Cor
poral Detschler, 10G; Corporal Smith, 1I9
Private SOrenscn, 81; Private Collins
Company G-Lieut seebach, 81
Private NeiIl. Ia
Company H--CorporaI Bjornztad, 1O6
company Lieut.. Andrews, 102
Private Smith. 10l; Private Porter. IS
Prlyate Stevens, 105; Private ]. B
Cook, 104
Company K-Capt Masterman, 12i.
Field and StaT-Sergeant Nickels
Private Briggs. of I, made skirn1isf
run yesterday before making a finish
at known distances and qualified as 3
sharpshooter today by a total score
of III.
The following scores of twenty an6
over We're made at 800 yards this morn
ing:
Company A-Private Wilkberger, 40
Sergeant Pearse, Sc: Private Redbury
46: Private Barrows. ~: Private Cur
tiss, 30; Private Bicknell, so; Privat,
King. 81; Private Evans. 81: Privat,
Williams. 3S: Lieut. Lackore. ~
Private Pakeman. Sc: Private Knapp
u; Capt. Minty, SO; Corporal Shepard