The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-04

Major ii. M. w, Moore, surgeon
First light artillery, acting assist
ant surgeon general.
Major r.. M. Davidson, retired, o.
N. g., acting assistant quarter
master general.
| Captain Charles u. Shryock, re-
tired o. N. G., acting assistant
commIssary general.
Major Edward Vollrath, Eighth
infantry, acting assistant adjutant
Captain e. G. Bailey, retired Q.
N. G., acting assistant adjutant
general. i,iS.. -~
Colonel Harry d. Knox, general
staff, aide-de-camp. 's
Second Lieutenant Max c.. Fleis-
chmann, First infantry, aide-de-
camp. g. ISL a'ssF = - af' -
Governor BUSHNELL determined
that no brigadier generals would
be appointed for the Ohio National
Guard while 1t is Id camp at Bullitt
park, Colonel Hunt, OF the First in
fantry, and Colonel Colt, of the
Fourteenth, are ranking cOlOnels,
and the former will be placed in
command of the first brigade, and
Colonel Colt will be in command of
= the brigade consisting Of the Fifth,
Eighth, Fourteenth and Seven
e teenth regiments.
Wednesday General Axline or
dered the National Guard to mobi-
lize in Columbus on Friday. The
Fourteenth went to camp Thursday
morning, and was followed by the
Third, the Eighth on the same day.
The First Fifth, Sixteenth and
Seventeenth were to arrive Friday.
General Axline wired the War
department that Ohio will furnish
nearly 10000 mon for the govern
ment, this figure having been se-
cured by a detailed count of the re-
giments.
The reports as far as received are
First infantry, Cincinnati, 91S
officers and men.
Second infantry, Kenton, s74 Of
flcers and men. 81
Third Infantry, Springfield, s0s
officers and men.
Fifth infantry, Clev eland, 84l Of
ficers and, men,.
Eighth Infantry, Akron, 1920 Of
ficers and men, .tg
Ninth battalion, Columbus, 19t
officers and men.
Fourteenth infantry. Columbus
= 952 officers and men.
Sixteenth infantry, Toledo, 9O7
officers and men.
Battery A, Cleveland, lo2 officers
and men. - ~ -,
c. Battery 6, GAINESVILLE, z.i 100 offlcer' +,
and men. h+'a aa' q -. p" S'sd
+ Battery q, f5s officers and men
Battery H, Columbus. iOl officer
and men, ~
It's estimated that 25 per cent
of these men are new recruits. .
1 Last Thursday was a gala day II
Columbus in the way of the arriva
. of the National Guard Regiment
and their marching to the camp
They were given an informal ova
tion as the march was mad,
through the street, and the business
streets as we'll as residence part
were resplendent ia bunting ant
the stars and stripes.
The Fourteenth regiment frs
moved from the armory to tn
camp, followed by the Ninth Ba'ta
lion and Battery H. Then cam
the Third regiment, Colonel Kner
commanding, with two companie
from Springfield and the other
l. from the surrounding towns. On
N Of these was the Urbana company
D. distinguished q year ago in tn
u reign of mob law in that plac,
Q. They were given a hearty cheer b
W the citizens congregated on tn
O. sidewalk. About four o'clock tn
OF FIRST regiment from Cincinnati, Co
~ @. B. Hunt In command arrive
le over the Big Four and marched
IL the camp.
o. Perhaps 25 per cent of the troop
~ brought In are recruits who hav
~ enlisted In the past week. But tn
~ general appearance of the guard
no encouraging, and they constitute
most creditable military represen
~ alton for the great State OF Ohio.
- The camp is one of activity, an
- as the men arrived they were {
-, once directed to their locations b
:" the signal service and commence
- the erection of their tents.--Recor,
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