The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-16

troops into brigades and divisions will
be determined upon very soon, and
will be ordered to stations accordingly
The impression that seems to obtain
that any particular corps or camp will
have superior advantages over others
in being sent to the front is wholly err
roneous.
The distribution Of camps was mada
upon the lines of transportation and
supplies. The supply department will
have depot in each camp. which can
De more readily reached than the
troops could at their rendezvous in the
several states.
In addition to the camps named,
troops will report to the commading
general of the department of the East,
amounting to about an army corps, will
probably be encamped at some point on
Long Island. This, however, has not
been fully determined, but camp on
the sea coast with the best shipping IA
cilities, both by rail and sea, will be
selected, and as soon as determined,
troops assigned to the department COM
mander will go into camp there, under
his supervision
At the close of work yesterday at
o'clock the total number of troops mus
tered was $4,000 Taking into consid-
GRAFTON the careful physical examina-
ton to which these men have been sub
jected, the progress has been wonder
fully rapid.
ASSIGNMENT OF TROOPS.
The following order has been issued:
With the approval of the secretary of
war. the following assignment of troops Is
ordered by the major general commanding
the army. H. G. Corbin,
Adjutant General.
ga Georgia
Arkansas-Two regiments infantry.
Colorado-Two troops cavalry.
Illinos-Three regiments infantry, one bat
terry QighD artillery, one regiment cav
Indiana-Three regiments infantry. two bat
teries artillery.
Iowa-Three regiments infantry.
Kansas-One regiment infantry.
Kentucky-Two regiments infantry, two
troops cavalry.
Maine-One regiment infantry.
Maryland-One regiment infantry.
Observation-Disclosures regiment infantry.
Michgan-Two regiments infantry.
Minnesota-Two regiments infantry.
Missouri-Three regiments infantry. ono
battery QighD artillery.
Montana-Four troops cavalry.
Nebraska-One regiment infantry.
New Hampshire-One regiment infantry.
New Jersey-One regiment infantry.
New York-Six regiments infantry, two
troops cavalry.
Ohio-Four regiments infantry four batter
les Qight) artillery, eight troops cavalry.
Pennsylvania-Seven regiments infantry,
three batteries Qight artillery.
South Carolina-One regiment infantry.
Tennessee-Two regiments infantry.
Utah-TwO troops cavalry.
Vermont-One regiment infantry.
West Virginia-One regiment infantry.
Wisconsn-Two regiments infantry.
Wyoming-One troop cavalry.
District Of Columtia-One reg ment infantry.
North Dakota-Two troops cavalry.
South Dakota-Five troops cavalry.
Idaho-One troop cavalry.
Neyada-One troop cavalry.
Totals-Fifty three regiments infantry. il
light batteries artillery. regiment and 80
troops Of cavalry.
To San Francisco
Calfornia-Two regiments of infantry; two
batteries (heavy) artillery.
Colorado--One regiment Of infantry.
Kansas-One regiment of infantry.
Minnesota-One regiment of infantry.
Montana-One regiment of infantry.
Nebraska-One regiment of infantry.
Oregon-One regiment of infantry.
Utah-Two batteries QighD artillery.
Wyoming-One battalion of infantry.
North Dakota-Two batta.ions of infantry
South Dakota-one regiment Of Infantry
Idaho-Two battalions of infantry.
To Key West. Fla
Massachusetts-On regiment Of infantry.
To New Orleans, La
Louisiana-One regiment of infantry.
TeXas-TwO regiments OF Infantry.
New Mexico-Four troops of cavalry.
Arizona-Two troops Of cavalry.
Oklahoma-One troop Of cavalry.