The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-13

Aleshire, Thomas Cruz. all assistant quar-
termasters; First Lieutenants Eugene r.
Ladd, Ninth Cavalry and William A. Wads-
worth, of New York.
To be assistant ediutants general with
rank of captain-First Lieutenants p. M.
Weaver. jr., Second Artillery: F. p. Free
mont, Third Infantry; c. NJ. Truett, TWEEN
ty-frst Infantry; e. S. Greble, Second Ar
tillery; J. H. Beach. Third Infantry: H. G.
Tenth Cavalry; A. T. Mills. First Cavalry;
G. J. Treatt, Fifth Artillery; J: d. A. Pray,
sTfI InfantFy W F. Haneock
ry John F. Morrison, Tenth Infantry; B. A.
L. Ford, Twelfth Infantry; Godfrey HI. Mac
Donald First Cavalry; w. H. johnson, Six
fantry; G. Hutcheson, Ninth Cavalry: ]. K.
Thompson, Twenty..third Infantry: c.
se1eht art HnIh n HoSTodR
Cavalry; r. E. l.. Niche, Second Cavalry;
l. G.. Berry. Seventh Artillery; S. s: cay,
Eighth cassy De pffRa ossyy G. cabe E Eghh
Cavalry; George B. Duncan, Fourth Infan-
try; w. A. Bethel. Third Artillery; Edmund
Fifth cavarY se5ereT Fortb GSV
airy; Douglass Settle, Tenth Infantry; w.
G. Short, Sixth Cavalry: r. Sewell. Seventh
ney, Fourth Artillery; Edward B. Cassatt,
Fourth Cavalry; J. c. Gilmore, jr, Fourth
Artillery; also Jacob F.. Bloom, of New
Evans, of South Carolina; Richard II. Da-
Wis. Of MASSACHUSETTS; William McKittrich,
Of California; James A. Colvn and Edward
of Illinois; Charles H. McGiill, of Minnesota
augustus F. Gardner, Of Massachusetts;
Gordon VOORHEES,. of Kentucky: William E:
Horton and LarZ Anderson, of District of
Columbia; Samuel w. Bilford, of Colorado;
Joseph Benson Foraker jr., of Ohio, and
Bradley Strong, of New York.
To be assistant quartermasters, with
rank Of captain-First Lieutenants G. B.
Baker. Seventh Infantry; c. c. Walcott,. jr.,
try; Ulyssis G. Alexander. Thirteenth Infan-
try; also Hiram f. Mitchell, of Oregon
John b: Jeffrey, of Illinois; William D. Jen-
iiornia; J, H. Hosmer. of New York; Will
liam A. Harper, of New York; G.. II. Hol-
den, of Minnesota; H. d. Nicholson, District
OF Columbia; Thomas H. Cavanaugh of
Michigan; Elias II. Parsons. of Utah: Ed
ward G. Mcdowell of TENNESSEE Francis
M Schroeder. District of Columbia; Arthur
Of Colorado; William Alexander. of Virgin
"a "a. William G; Hall. of Ohio; Abraham S;
New York: Edwin f. Barrett of Minnesota;
& r. Worthington, of Iowa; Beverly A.
Read, of Texas; Harry S. New. of Indiana );
I EErederlck Buher, District of Columbia;
brose e. Gonzales. of South Carolina; Lloyd
Carpenter Griscom, of Pennsylvania.
rank of captain-First Leutenants Eli D.
ioyt, Second Artillery; Parker w. West
Third Cavalry; o; NJ Bundy.. Third United
Infantry; Second Lieutenant Fl. E. CloSe,
sixth Artillery. and Richard w. Thompson,
gr., of Indiana Daniel Voorhis. of Ohio; e.
Ii; Fenton, of Michigan; Samuel B. Boots,
Of Ohio: John +. Jenkins. of Wyoming: Lee
Lynn. of Indiana; John w. Lyttle. of Penn
ssylvania; William A. Tucker. of Tennessee;
Theodore 3. Hackener, of Tennessee; Frank
II. Lord, of New York: John Fl. Earl, of
South Carolina; James H. McCleary, of
Texas; Thomas. c. Catchings. tr., of Misss-
slppi; Jay Cooke and Joseph A Cox, of
Pennsylvania.
The Senate in executive session confirmed
all the military nominations sent in Tues
Day May 10, With the exception of Frank
general, with rank of lieutenant colonel
and Fred M: Alger. of Michigan. to be as
sistant adJutant general, with rank of cap
tain. Captain Alger was not confirmed oW-
ing to mistake in his name having been
sent in as Fred instead of Frederick Lieu
tenant Colonel Baldwin was held up at the
request of a senator. who asked that his
record while acting as Indian agent should
be looked into.