The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-26
FORMAL CALL FOR MEN
CIRCULARS SENT TO THE VAR
IOUS STATE EXECUTIVES
War Department, Minnesota Is
Expected to- Furnish Three Req
tments of Infantry-The Quotas
OF the Several States Apportioned
by the Secretary of War.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The fea
ture Of interest at the war department
To-Day was the dispatch to the governor
or the states and territories of circular
notifying them how MANY men tha,
would be expected to furnish as vol
unteers, how they should be appor
TONED among the three arms of tn
service, and where they should rem
good many details remain to be ar
ranged, In order to carry out the de
partment's projects of the mobilizatio,
or the volunteers, but these are rand
ly being disposed of.
Under the call sent out today by tn,
secretary Of war the quotas for tht
several states are as follows:
Alabama-Two regiments of infantry and
one battalion
Call1ornfa-Iwo regiments of infantry two
batta!ions and four heavy batteries
Co!orado-One regiment of infantry and one
(. light battery. ~
Connecticut-One regiment of infantry one
light battery and two heavy batteries.
DeiaWare-One regiment OF infantry.
Florida-One regiment Of infantry.
light batteries.
Illinois-Seven regiments of infantry and
one regiment Of cavalry.
Indiana-Four regiments Of infantry and
two light batteries.
Iowa-Three regiments Of infantry and two
light batteries
Kansas-Three regiments Of infantry.
Kentucky-Three regiments of infantry and
two troops of cavalry.
Louisiana-Two regiments Of infantry.
Maine-One regiment of infantry and one
heavy battery.
Maryland-One regiment Of infantry and
four heavy batteries.
Massachusetts regiments Of infantry
and three heavy batteries.
Miehigan-Four regiments OF Infantry.
Minnesota!Three regiments of infantry.
Mississippi-Two regiments Of infantry.
Missouri-Five regiments Of infantry and
one light battery.
Montana-One regiment OF infantry.
Nebraska-Two regiments Of infantry.
New Hampshire-One regiment Of infantry.
New Jersey-Three regiments of infantry.
New York-Tweive regiments Of infantry
and two troops of cavalry.
North Carolina-Two regiments OF infantry
and one heavy battery.
Ohio-Six regiments of infantry, four light
batteries and two squadrcns of cavalry.
Wisconsin-Three regiments of infantry.
Oregon-One regiment of infantry.
REORGANIZATION regiments Of infantry
and four heavy batteries.
Rhode Island-One regiment Of infantry.
South Caroline-One regiment of Infantry,
one battalion and one heavy battery.
TennesseeAThree regiments of infantry.
Texas-Three regiments Of infantry and one
regiment of cavalry.
Utah-One troop cavalry and two light bat
teries.
Vermont-One regiment of infantry.
Virginia-Three regiments OF infantry.
Neutrality-suspicious. regiment of infantry.
West Virginia-One regiment Of infantry.
Wisconsin-Three regiments of infantry.
Wyoming-One battalion and one troop Of
cavalry.
District of Columbia-One battalion.
North Dakota-Five troops Of cavalry.
nakofa-SaVen frO0DS of cavalry.
Idaho-Two troops Of cavalry.
Nevada-One troop Of cavalry.
Arizona-Two troops of cavalry.
New Mexico-Four troops of cavalry.
Oklahoma-One troop of cavalry.
The department got notice today that
John Logan, son of the late Senator
Logan. had raised a cavalry regiment,
which he offered to the government I'M
der his own command. 1t is hoped
that this can be accepted as part of
the quota of men to be furnished by
Illinois.
John Jacob Astor, of New York, not
content with Offering the government
free his splendid yacht Normahal and
plies over the railroads in which he
notice that he has raised and equipped
lery, which he desires to offer to the
government under his own plans for
service in Cuba. This offer probably
will be accepted, although the depart
ment has been deluged with offers to
raise volunteers in this way to the ag-
gregate number Of at least $4,000 men.