The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
D Be MUSTERED OUT
List of Regiments Designated
by General Corbin.
THOSE TO BE RETAINED
Include Three of the Four
Kansas Regiments,
THOSE TO BE RETAINED

Washington. Sept. 3.-Adjutant Genera
Corbin today announced the intention o
the war department in the matter o
mastering out and retaining in the sery
ic= tie volunteer regiments.
Among the regiments which he desig
mates for muster out are the foliw1ng:
Sixth California infantry; Seventh Cali
fornia infantry; TweDty-second Kansa,
infantry; First Missouri infantry; Thirc
Missouri infantry; Fifth Missouri in,
fanTy; a Missouri light battery; secont
Nebraska infantry; battalion Nevada in
fa1try; A Oregon Light battery; 3 Oregon
light artillery; Second Texas infantry
Fourth Texas infantry; First United
States volunteer cavalry; battalion Wash
ington Infantry; Third United States VOL
untser cavalry; First United States vol
Unteer infantry.
THESE TO BE RETAINED.
The following regiments are 10 be re-
tained In the service until further Or
de7s;
Third Alabama (coIoreD infantry; Sec
cnd Arkanss infantry; First California
infantry; Eighth Colorado infantry; bat
talon California artillery; First Colo
RADIO infantry; First Colorado battery
Third Connecticut infantry; B Connect
tut heavy artillery; c Connecticut heavy
artillery; First Delaware infantry; First
Florida infantry; First Georgia infantry;
Second Georgia infantry; Third Georgia
Infantry; First Idaho infantry; Second Il
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Fourth Illinois infantry; Eighth Illinois
fcolored) infantry; Ninth Illinois infant
ry; One Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana in
fan6ry; One Hundred and Sixty-first In
diana Infantry: A and 3 First Indiana
(ooIored) infantry; Ninth Iowa infantry
Fitty-tlrst Iowa infantry; Twentieth Kan
sas infantry; Twenty-first Kansas in
fautry; Twenty -third Kansas (colored)
infantry; First Kentucky infantry; Sec
ond Kentucky infantry; Fourth Kentucky
infantry; Second Louisiana infantry; A
Maine heavy artillery; First Maryland
infantry. Fifth Massachusetts infantry:
Sixth Massachusetts infantry; Thirty
first Michigan infantry; Thirty-fifLh
Michigan infantry; Thirteenth Minneap-
obs infantry; Fifteenth Minnesota in
fancry; Third Mississippi infantry; Sec
ond Missouri infantry; Fourth Missouri
Infantry; Firth Missouri infantry; First
Montana infantry; First Nebraska in
tantry; Third Nebraska infantry; First
troop Nevada cavalry; Third New Jersey
Infantry; Fourth New Jersey infantry.
First New York infantry: Twelfth New
York infantry; Twenty-second infantry;
Forty-seventh New York infantry: Six
ty-n-l1th New York infantry; Two Hun
dred and First New York infantry; Two
Hundred and Second New York infantry;
Two Hundred and Third New York infan-
Try: Fourth New York light artillery;
TIA New York light artillery; Second
North Ca DINA infantry; Third North
Carolina (ColOreD infantry; First D4
hota Infantry; Second Ohio infantry:
Fourth Ohio infantry; Sixth Ohio infan-
Try; Ninth Ohio battalion (coIored in
tantry; Tenth Ohio infantry; Second Ore
gol infantry; Fifth Pennsylvania infant
~. Eighth Pennsylvania infantry; Ninth
Pennsylvania infantry; Tenth PennsyIva-
mia. infantry; Twelfth Pennsylvania in
fanry: Thirteenth Pennsylvania infant
~; Fourteenth Pennsylvania infantry:
First Rhode Island infantry: Second
South Carolina (coIored) infantry. heavy
battery South Carolina artillery; First
South Dakota infantry; First Tennessee
Infantry, Second Tennessee infantry;
Third Tennessee infantry; Fourth Tan
nessee infantry; First Texas infantry:
Third Texas infantry: First Texas cavaI-
y; A Utah light artillery: Utah light
artillery; c Utah light artillery: First
troop Utah cavalry. Fourth Virginia IN
fantry; Sixth Virginia infantry; First
Washington infantry: FIRST West Vir-
gLria infantry. Second West Virginia in
IaRtry; First Wisconsin infantry: Third
WISCONSIN infantry. First Wyoming Iiglt
battery; First Wyoming infantry; First
United States volunteer engineers; Sec
PM United States volunteer engineers;
Third United States volunteer engineers;
Second United States volunteer cavalry.
Second lit=d States volunteer infantry:
Third United States Volunteer infantry:
Fourth United States volunteer infantry:
FIFTH United States volunteer Infantry:
Sixth Jrt-ed States volunteer infantry:
Seventh United States volunteer (colored
Infantry, Eighth United States volunteer
tc0-orsd) infantry; Ninth United STATS
volunteer ,coloredl infantry: Tenth
United States volunteer tc0.ored) IN
fa-Atry; arizona and New Mexico. Okla
hoa7a and Indian Territory United states
volunteer infantry; Aston battery.
ONE SIGNIFICANT FEATURE
IN connection with the orders mastering
our the above named regiments It IS sig
li6cant of the governments intention -
retain many OF the volunteer troops n
ne service. that orders We're issued
transferring thirteen regiments from their
STATE camps 20 the various camps o. MOE
l.za-ton throughout the country. Il $
understood t1at the orders were issued
vita a view 20 the retention II the se-v-
-. perhaps until next spring. OF the d.
Eaniz4Lons named II the orders.
The regiments included in the orders
are g. follows Third Georgia. from Gr-f-
n, Ga. n Jacksonville Fifteenth Min
ueso-a. from :. Paul 20 Camp Meade.
Nitdlecov1. Pa; Fourth New Jersey.
from Sea Grit 20 Camp Meade: Eighth
Infantry regulars. from Fort Thomas
To Lexington. Ky. Fitta Massachusetts.
from South Harrington 70 Camp Meade.
Tai-cy-lf-a Michigan, from Island Ma
ven 20 camp Meade; Third Mississippi.
from Jackson. Mss. 90 Lexington. Sew
eoty-1-s- New York. from Hampstead 10
Camp Meade. Th-d North Carolina
from Fort Macon % Knoxville, Fourth
Kentucky. from Lexington 20 Knoxville:
Third Alabama, from N55iie 20 JackSo1-
vile Third regiment United States En-
giaeers from Jefferson Barracks 70 Lex
-1goon- First Territorial regiment, from