New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
cuATTANOOGA'S BIG CAMP
,rcc1ssIPPI MEN ORDERED TO THE
FRONT-GUNS OF THE FOUV;-
TENTH REGIMENT DE-
CLARED DEFECTIVE.
my rrLEGRAea TO The rairuNr.l

ont Of Mississippi volunteers mas bee n or
s.rod from Camp Thomas TO Jacksonville The
r,roe,t will start tomorrow probably The
on,manding officers have received no orders
right but are expecting them. This reg-
ort IS not equipped yet. but it is undd rstood
49,, CONDIMENTS will be waiting for the 7 nen at
Jacksonville
The LIST and Sd regiments of Georgia 'Voun-
re and Batteries a and of Georgia Light
..ulerv have been ordered 10 report t. Gen
.-al Brooke at Chckamauga These reH ments
iii come here tomorrow. The only reast N that
~, ho assigned for the ordering OF the :Missis-
,,i regiment to Jacksonville is that ~
ors able 10 stand the hot climate and can be
acnipped there and put into the field quiz ky. 1t
-, he,nC necessary for them TO wait to ecome
acclimated.
TROOPS NOT FULLY EQUIPPED.
Every effort Is now being made to fur ish the
ranp Thomas troops with the necessary equip
rents for field service Captain RocltW is
crsatlv hampered by the want Of supplies in the
ordnance Department. II is evident Il lat be
,,een 1900 and Is 600 troops at Camp Thorn
~ are totally untitled for the field bed ause Of
.hs lack Of arms Captain Rockwell son lie days
AGO reported to General Brooke that 12.Oo0
no. were lacking, and General BroolH urged
49,. war Department to send these at nee.
The Government inspectors sent here by In
,o,or- General Breckenridge hard lat work
oo,denning all guns not At for servii ,e. The
14tb New-York which has been consida red one
~ the most available regiments In ca mp FOR
active duty is almost without serviceaoe guns
FOURTEENTH NEEDS NINE HUNDRED GUNS
Over 900 guns In this regiment have been de-
c,sred unit for duty by Major Slocum, the chief
,nspector here Major Slocum stated il st night
,ba. he was we'll pleased with the IN 'pection.
nv, reported to General Brooke to-diy about
tho detective guns He has many re giments
,m 70 inspect and It is expected that u III more
r,ees will be declared unfit for service
Cantain Rockwell has Information thai; large
consignment of guns will be here TIN 8 week
Ou1ng 10 the expeditions being fitted out at
o,,er nlaces. It has been impossible for | he Gov
eminent to supply the ordnance Depart uie"' a'
Chickamauga before this time.
The artillery brigade at Camp TN omas is
~on,alv becoming proficient in the use OF field
r,ecos and each battery will soon be ecruited
70 rs full quota. The 9th Indiana 3\rtiiiery'
from, Indianapolis. had fifteen recrulas arrive
t., can,n this morning and the new arrivals
rrsra at once put to work in the awkwas d squad.
r,ara are now 121 enlisted men and 4. officers
IN the battery
WOMENS NAMES FOR GUMS
Tho Man was adopted by this nttery OF
naming the field pieces for the wive OF com
r,,ss,oned officers One was named Ieannet'e'
another Jessie. and a third Cora tn artiiiery
hovs Will all die by their guns.
Major Glassford is swamped with tn applca-
tons of those who desire TO enter we o'en at
So-ne He has received over 400 lit the last
week Almost all Of those applying are men OF
high professional rank . .. ao,.
9n1v one death has occurred in cam to,oay'
,., Iriyate paul Company VI. 10TH Indiana
-a1arge supply Of fatigue uniforms was received
toSay and the first regiment TO VII lch these
wore ordered Issued was the LIST Mlssi siPP"
TO STOP LAwLEssNEss.
Governor Atkinson Of Georgia has received
ccmnIstnt from the residents of walker county
oas'sr the neighborhood Of Lyle Stition, near
Cann Thomas asking him TO stop lie la"ies'
-~f -, prevails there. He eDlied that
49, .syn authorities were not doing :heir duty
srd that behind the Sheriff OF the ct mnty was
mo militia He instructed those comt tanning 10
swear out warrants against the onel 'ders' anu
pledged his hearty support. He has 81 sniheo MS
Intention Of sending regiment OF troops Il
necessary, 10 preserve order.
General Brooke will in a day or tn o declare
the Midway" at Lytle under martial a"' l"'s
Is nest Of lawessness just outsiCh the PARK
limits. where General Brooke has ~ % no au,
thortv heretofore. Gambling dens ~ rui'iiIs
wide open and blind tigers where the mean
est nquor is sold. are numerous SCI 'eraI nun
dred OF the worst characters III inc SOs ~. a."
congregated there. Shooting ana sti oDlls ai'
daily and almost hourly occurrences more soi-
ders are now serving IN the gua1 ihouse ioa
trouble they have got into on the Miu"oS
than for all other offences comDlnet l. 80,
The day here has been delightfui anu coVi'
and much hard drilling was done 70 oVei III.
field Almost every regiment nan uIllIeu q.
least 1--WE or six hours to-day. makhis 'ie "'S'
OF the period OF cool weather - I'D
The New York troops want theiE PaS,, ~,
want II badly. They have received Molu NC, tila'
# VIII be Immediately forthcoming Inc Mas
sachusetts men were paid To-Day
$780,, Do ,yas seen by a report .er for The
Tribune Yesterday in relation 70 ting Story sent
from Chattanooga that not one hu'1 oreu Vi ',ae
guns Of the 14th New-York VoluntI ers were III
for service and that 900 Of the uns IN 'he
regiment would have 10 be replacet win new
IesH'ie ~ - 60, ,oada nublic IA the report
o1es ~ -, 80 - Insnector- GeneI al Brecken
ridges stan. $500 ~ ching about
oeIs, a. NJ IT, sdded that he did nj think the
story was correct. 49,. ,,s" he
II sonleDouy 80 tht haze been ! uined. The
contlucu, ~ Oil right when he regiment
started for the South ., ,y,,b the
Inc 15Ih ~ cesa,ih en - left here and II was
oprIhsneiu Ii.e ,hat the An ny officials
ssnousi' pio Us 700 antiouated for modern
aeeineu theSe - Ia ~ arm the vol lnteers with
the Krag-Jorgensen rine