St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-10
FIRST REGIMENT MARKSMEN.
They Do Some Excellent Shooting
at Lake City.


Special to the Globe
LAKE CITY. Mimi, July 9.-The
militiamen Of the First enjoyed pleas
ant weather in camp today. Guard
mounting was nicely accomplished this
morning. Considerable target practice
was done at the 20O-yard range this
ceedingly well. They are as follows:
Ten shots each, with possible score of
fifty:
Sergeant Leavitt, 80; Private Bedbury
SO; Private Mcdowell, 81; Lieut.
Iaekor, So; Private Lakenlan, 20;
Private Brakeman, 40; Sergeant Moffett,
SO; Private Williams, 26; Private Fill
more, SO; Bicknell, So; Private SAX
man, 20.
Company B-Capt. Diggles, q, Ser
Lieut.. Rowley, 81; Lieut.. Johnston, 81 :.
Private Bradley, 81; Private Strachan,
cour, %; Private Chant, &c.
Company D-Lieut. Merrill, 25; Ser
geant Tenvoorde, %; Corporal Krembs,
IS; Corporal Bookstaver, 40; Private
Baker, %; Private Ward, 80; Private
Tubbesing, So; Corporal Koch, 81
brigade staff), %; Capt. Bean, 81;
Private Madegan, s. Private McManus,
20; Private Sobotka. So; Private Rus
sell, %; Private Amy, %; Private
Brennan, 25; Private Pohler, 81; Private
Porter, 20; Private Warren, %; Cor
poral Ernst, 81.
Company E-Private Mckay, "a;
Lieut.. Spear, So; Corporal Grossman,
%; Private Smith, 80; Musician CEDAR
bloom, 27; Private Montgomery, %.
Company F-Sergeant Elmo, "a; Cor
poral Clark, 40; Lieut., Robedeau, 81
SQToaant Cornwall
80; Sergeant Stafford, 81, Private Ray
mond, "a; Private Merrill, 20.
Company G-Sergeant Mellinger, 30:
Private Seebach, 90; Private Appen-
teller. 80; Private Becker 81; Sergeant
Danielson, %; Private Lundquist, 80;
Private Jones, "a; Private Fladrad. Al;
Private Lovgren, q; Private Larson
%; Private Swanson, SO; Private Skos-
land, 80; T. Elk, 20; Private Peterson, 81;
Private Buel, SO; Private Melendy, u /,
Private Erb, %; Capt. Friedrich, 81 :;
Lieut.. Morley, %; Lieut.. Seebach, 25;
Corporal Burusen, So.
Company H-Corporal PrenZing, So;
Private Johnson, %; Sergeant Mat.
teson, 30; Lieut.. Hardy, "a; Corporal
Borstad, rs; Private Lambert, 25; Pri-
vate Smith, 80; Private Patterson, So;
Sergeant Schwartz, 20; Corporal La
Rose, 81.
Company corporal Pruyn, 81; Pri,
vate Straiton, SO; Private Fairchild,
81; Lieut.. Cartwright, "a; Private Lang
don, 21; Private Bond, So; Sergeant
Andrews, %; Capt. Corriston, 35: Cor
poral Triple, 81; Private Priest, 81; Pri-
vate Smith, So; Sergeant Chambers,
81; Private Cole, 30; Private Dunn, 80;
Private Bronson, 30; Private Berglund,
20; Private Taylor, 81.
Company K-Sergeant Schaw, 81;
Private McLeen, 25; Corporal Hospes,
20; Private Howard, 81; Private Hew-
lit, So; Private Keefe, 20; Private Sta
pies, 81; Corporal Birmingham, 35; Pri-
Field and Staff-Sergeant Nickels
81; Maj. Clark, Al; Lieut.. Falk, 40.
Practice will commence at the 300
yard distance today.
Battalion drill was held at 600 a. M
and transpired in good form, but no
new movement was introduced.
Company K had an accession of a
number of men this morning.
Adjt. Gen. Muehlberg and Brig. Gen.
Bend arrived in camp by the evening
train.
Gen. Bend was accorded a review
of his old regiment this evening. The
mounted troop combined with the reg
iment in the review, and in which an
excellent showing was made by both
commands.
Capt. Diggles fired the first shot at
the range this year.
The old Fort Smelling team will cross
bats with a picked nine from Company
G, militia, at the Lake City ball park,
tomorrow afternoon, for a purse of S25
The parade and review this evening
were witnessed by a large aggrega ton
of citizens in carriages.
Lieut. Allen officiaed as officer of
the day in the artillery camp tonight
Ex-Lieut. w. B. Neal, of Company
c, was a visitor in camp today
The Third United States band will
give a grand concert and ball at Har-
rison opera house, in Lake City, on
Friday evening, and good attendance
is anticipated.