St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-26
AT CAMP LAKEVIEW.
Some Very Good Shooting Is Be-
ing Done.

ing Done. g
Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Minn., June 25.-There
was a short rainfall at Camp Lake
view today. The regiment was drilled
this morning in '.close formations and
extended order" the battallons acting
alone, and in these movements most
notable showing was made by the men,
and the colonel is highly pleased with
the progress of the regiment in these.
important drills. There was an alarm
of fire at camp last evening, some pa
pers in a tent having been ignited by
a match. The men rushed from their
tents to the scene, but, as an illustra-
ton of the excellence of their diSci-
pline, they stopped Immediately at word
of command and the companies were
formed in the streets awaiting orders
before the officer of the guard could
get there The fire call was promptly
sounded by the chief trumpeter.
The gold medal, which has been Of
fered by c. E. Cr.ttenden & Co., of this
city, to the man making the highest
aggegate score, contest open to the
brigade, is being hotly contested for
by the members of the Second. Shoot
ing was confined to the 900-yard range
this morning and an excellent average
of scores was made. They are as fol-
lows: (Ten shots each, with possible
score of fifty.
Company A-Sergeant Fritsche, So;
Sergeant Wilde, 3o; Private Hoberly,
81 Lieut.. Buschers, 40; Lieut.. Muel-
Koch, %; Private F'ritsche, SO; Private
Ambrosh, 26; Private Warn, q; Prf-
vate Schlender, 2; Corporal Scheider-
ick, %; Private Benzine, "a; Private
Hoberly, go; Capt Steinhauser, a.
Company BaPriyate Peasley, q; a
Private Murray. 20; Private Kelley,
90; Private McMealy, %.
Company C-Sergeant Smith, 81;
Private Runge, 81; Sieut. Gallien, A;
Capt. Frost, II; Sergeant McFadden,
21 Corporal Lehmerts. AZ; Corporal
PIetke, SO; Private Brosig, 30; Sergeant
Smith, 80; Private Kersline, 40; Private
Sherman, %.
Company D-Sergeant Boyce, 81, Pri
vate Coulthard, 81; Private Murtaugh,
80; Private Tower, %; Sergeant Lepine,
Is: Corporal Bird, 20; CORPORAL Mer-
ritt, 20; Private Theobold, 33; Private
Herrick, 92.
Company E-Sergeant Swenson, 3s;
Private Beisel, 81; Corporal Tucker,
& lSciS cant. sidldi, Lieut.. ErlCK-T
son, 25; Lieut.. Boyce, "a: Corporal
Plum, 39;; Private Oestrich, 32
Company F-Sergeant Kumm 2s.
Musician Wall, 23 Capt. Allen. 81:
Corporal Conley. 2s; Private Harlan.
32: Sergeant Olds, %; Private Wall
%; Lieut.. Root, 81; Corporal Mee,leary'
"a: Private Burdett. %; Private Ousley'
222i Private Bly,, %; Private Hendrick'
Company G-Private Graudegrift. "a
Private Timer, "a; Corporal Galloway
81; Corporal Brown, "a; Private Fair
banks, "a; Private Riebe, go.
Company H-Private AIbin, 20: Ser
geant Baker, q: Private Kreps. q:
Private Olson. 80; Capt Bailington'
20; Lieut.. Frink, 32; Sergeant Fergu, gu, !
son, go; Private Butler, 90; Private
Brunnell, 80: Private Myking, 27; Pri-
vate Rlaisdell, e
Company Private Ross. "a; Pris
yate Fuller, So; Private George. Is;
Private Christopherson, %; Private
Hanson, 81; Capt. Ransom, 26; Private
Larson, 35; Sergeant Sawyer. 30, Pri.
vate House, "a
Company K-Private Griffftfi. a5:
Sergeant Deyling, 81: Corporal Chem
ings, 30; Private NIeLcin, pa Sergeant
Kerwokski. "a Private Hanks
Corporal Sterling %, Fifvase EaHag