The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

partment has issued call on the states
for their quota of troops. These troops
have been ordered in most cases to mob.
ilize Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day. The following are the quotas:
Alabama, two regiments Of infantry and
one battalion.
Arkansas, two regiments of infantry.
California, two regiments of infantry
two battalions and four heavy batteries.
Colorado, one regiment Of infantry and
one light battery.
Connecticut, one regiment of infantry,
one light battery and two heavy batteries
Delaware, one regiment of infantry.
Florida, one regiment of infantry.
Georgia, two regiments of infantry and
two 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 infantry and one
heavy battery.
Maryland, one regiment infantry and
three heavy batteries.
Massachusetts,, four regiments of infan.
try and three heavy batteries.
Michigan, 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, five regiments of infantry.
New Hampshire, one regiment OF in.
New Jersey, three regiments of in
fantry.
New York, 70 regiments of infantry
and two troops of cavalry.
North Carolina, two regiments of in.
fantry and one heavy tattery.
Ohio, six regiments of infantry, four
light batteries and two squadrous of cav.
airy.
Oregon, one regiment of infantry.
Pennsylvania, ten regiments of infantry
and four heavy batteries.
Rhode Island, one regiment infantry.
South Carolina, one regiment infantry,
one battalion and ono heavy battery.
Tennessee, three regiments infantry
Texas, three regiments infantry and
one regiment cavalry.
Utah, one troop cavalry and two light
batteries.
Vermont one regiment infantry.
Virginia, three regiments infantry.
Washington, one regiment infantry,
West Virginia, one regiment infantry.
Wisconsin, three regiments infantry.
Wyoming, one battalion and one troop
cavalry.
District of Columbia, one battalion.
. North Dakota, five troops cavalry.
South Dakota, seven troops cavalry.
Idaho: two troops cavalry.
7 Nevada, two troops cavalry.
. Arizona, two troops cavalry.
New Mexico, two troops cavalry.
Oklahoma, one troop cavalry.
The department got notice that John
Logan, son of the late Senator Logan,
had raised cavalry regiment, which
he offered to the government under his
own command.
John Jacob Astor of New York, not
content with Offering the government
free his splendid yacht Normahal and
free transportation for troops and sup
plies over the railroads III which he is
interested, has come forward with no.
tice that he has raised and equipped at
his own expense a battery of artillery.
The house passed the resolution with
out debate and unanimously.
The rendezvous for the troops to be
mustered in the service of the volunteer
army in the various states and terri.
tories has been designated by Secretary
Alger as follows:
Alabama, Mobile; Arkansas, Little
Rock; California, San Francisco; Colo
RADIO, Denver; Connecticut, Mantle; Del
aware, Wilmington; Florida, Tampa;
Georgia, Atlanta; Idaho, Pendleton; iii,
nois, Springfield; Indiana, Evansville; 4;
Iowa, Dayenport; Kansas, Kansas City;
Kentucky, Louisville; Louisiana, New
Orleans; Maine, Portland: Maryland,
Baltimore; Massachusetts, Springfield
Boston and Ocean Service; Michigan, De-
troit, Minnesota La Crosse Mississippi
jackson; Missouri, st. Louis; Montana,
Helena; Nebraska, Lincoln; Nevada
Rene New Hampshire, Concord; New
Jersey, Jersey City; New York, Peekskin; /;
North Carolina Raleigh; North Dakota,
Fargo; Ohio, Columbus; Oregon, Port
land; Pennsylvania Mt. Gretna; Rhode
Island, Providence; South Carolina,
CharlestOn;- South Dakota, Huron; Ten
hessee Nashville; Texas, Houston; Utah,
Ogden; Vermont, Burlington; Virginia
Richmond, Washington, Tacoma, West
Virginia, Martinsburg; Wisconsin, Mil
waukee Wyoming, Cheyenne; Arizona,
PheniX; New Mexico, Albuquerque;
Oklahoma, Oklahoma City; District of
Columbia, Washington.
For the purpose Of recruiting for the
volunteer, as well as for the regular,
army, the department. win designate in
each state and territory several cities
where recruiting under the direction of
army officers viii be carried on. The
Hull bill, which it is expected will be.
come law today, VIII provide for the
increase of the regular army on war
footing to abOnt 6000O man
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