The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-28
NATIONAL GUARD MODIFYING

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Denver. Col, April 2.-Tne national
guard OF Colorado, from which one regi-
ment of infantry and one light battery
Will 5e drawn, under the presidents call
for volunteers, Will not be fully modified
in this city until Friday. Details from the
1--WE infantry companies in Denver are
actively engaged today IN preparing a
camp for the troops.
Denver Col. April Ex-Governor Adams
was notified today by Secretary Alger
that the Colorado cavalry would be &C
cepted for the volunteer service IN place
of artillery. Colorado will furnish one
regimtnt of infantry and three troops OF
cavalry.
Philadelphia April 27.-Battery A of the
First brigade. national guard Of Pennsyl-
vania, under command OF Captain Bar
clay II. Warburton, left this place at S.35
O'Clock this morning over the Pennsyl
vania railroad for Mount Gretna. where
Pennsylvania entire national guard Will
be modified by tomorrow. There was an
enthusiastic crowd at the station 20 bid
the soldiers goodby The battery VIII be
the first command of the Pennsylvania
troops to go into camp.
Albany. ". Y, April Ex-Governor Black
today sent this message to Secretary Al
ger in response to the telegram rtceived
by him late Monday night asking him If
the state could furnish at once twelve
regiments Of infantry and two troops of
cavalry: New Yorks full quota will be
ready any hour you cali for it," This an
swer shows that very large percentage
Of the guard has volunteered.
Cleveland. April 27.-The Fifth regiment,
Ohio national guard. Colonel KEENAN,
commanding. which has been assembled
here for several days. has been ordered
by Adjutant General Axlint 10 start for
Columbus Friday morning.
Springfield. H.. April G.-Troops rapidly
poured into Springfield from over tho
state until 5000 men, the nun quota and
more, were gathered here in camp. The
commanding officers of the regimtnts re-
ported that their greatest difficulty WAS
experienced in refusing to accept volun-
teers. The officers said that every req
ment could have brought $500 men easier
than 1890. The Illinois quota does not
call for any artillery. but battery 4 OF
Danville, under command Of Captain Yea
ger. IS here nevertheless, and the men OF
the battery demand that their services be
accepted. Interstate Commerce Commis-
siOner Calhoun and Congressman Cannon
have been telegraphed by Governor Tan
ner to urge the president 10 call battery
A into service. All citizens are TO be ad-
mitted into the lines at the camp without
question or passes. under general orders
has sent message to Secretary of War
Alger al Washington. reporting the Hli-
nois troops. seven regiments Of infantry
and one regiment OF cavalry. ready and
awaiting orders
St. Louis. April 27.-Missouri troops VIII
not be modified hert until the govern
ment establishes camp and provides
equipment Adtutsnt General Bell wired
Adjutant General Corbin a. Washington
10 that effect today. The telegram SAYS.
1T VII be impossible 70 MOBILIZE our
command untif fail eauipase for camp IS
received from your department We wei
concentrate Immediately when facilities
are provided for their care.
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