The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-09

TO report progress in arrangements or seek
further orders. The adjutant general is
Mighty gratthed with the splendid response
that has come to the Presidents call for
volunteers and at the good work being done
by the army mastering officers, as evidenced
by kilograms he was receiving from them.
night from various state rendezvous:
New Orleans-Examined LIZA accepted
94l, mustered 10. Two new companies will
be organized tomorrow. EDMUNDS."
Mount Gretna, Pa.-One thousand and
ninety-iive passed medical examination to-
day. 70 date, 1897. First troops, Philadel-
phia City Cavalry, mustered in just now.
To-day sixty-tnree mustered. Number to
date, 3Sz; out Of entire number examined
only four companies have their required
strength. Medical examinations will be con-
tinued Sunday, and Battery f will be mus
tered in. Recruits are arriving in camp to
I'LL companies, and / think by Tuesday night
the muster viii be well under way.
THOMPSON. Major"
Camp Ramsey, ST. Paul., Minn.-Com,
mustered in Thirteenth. Colonel Reed and
forty-six officers, $50 to-day. Total in serv-
ice to date Sc Office .cS ls sI pSn
Denver, Col.-Have examined and mus
tered into service ten officers and 46l men,
all infantry. to-day These with cavalry
reported last night, makes total sixteen OFF,
- - = WILCOX, Captain"
Providence, r. I.-Mustered to-day one
surgeon, ten assistant surgeons. Did not
intend 10 muster companies, owing to con-
fusion in appointment and assignment of
officers and noncommissioned. Medical ex-
animation suspended owing to weather.
Begin to muster companies on 9Th inst;
'seagfrt, N. J.-Three hundred and TWEEN
ty-five enlisted men, fourteen officers, ag-
gregate 339 New Jersey volunteers, mustered
in up to p. m. J: BUTLER, Captain"
date 1910 men. Surgeon will not examine
tomorrow. State adjutant general would
like the regiment mustered in soon as
he Co
day yss' "SH WIN Df0O BucR K captain i."
"Boston-Muster surgeon and assistant
surgeon have examined aggregate of 1873 Of
ficers and men. Accepted 67S. Regiment
= - ''''''U - --O''N WOODRUFF"
Portland Ore.-Close of Saturday have
examined 367 officers and men, Rejected
sixty-seven. Eleven field officers and nom
commissioned staff mustered in. Total ac-
'CAMPBELL, Captain"
Augusta. Me.-Number examined to-day,
thirty-four; accepted, twenty Aggregate
rejected, 266. No muster to-day. Aggregate
muster, five. Have examined all presented
by the Governor. All companies have off,
GERS at home stations recruiting. Estimate
many other companies mustered in Mon
day and regiment completed Tuesday. Con-
ditions satisfactory at rendezXo Hvn>,
Nashville, Tenn-Impossible to have
physical examination in state camp to-day
account weather. Transferred regiment
turned over to me for. muster on Centennial
grounds Secured transportation, grounds,
city water lights and buildings free of cost
TO government. Physical examination can
now be pushed, rain or shine. Ought to be
able to muster and examine at least four
hundred men daily. No change in number
OF officers and men accepted. Probably fif-
ty officers and five hundred men will be ac-
cepted by Saturday night Every effort be-
Ing made to expedite work and prevent
fraud. BROWN"
GOOD WORK BY MAY.
indianapolis Ind.-Report examination
and acceptance of 807 officers and men TO
date Infantry aggregate to date; 1,644 in
made owing to small companies New men
constantly arriving. Many men rejected in
National Guard organization present Esti-
mated that $500 infantry will be accepted
and enrolled by Saturday evening
Island Lake Mich.-Examined to-day 545
snen; accepted, 42S: mustered none. Conn
pany shortage promised filled Monday. Will
muster at once on completion, Aggregate
Columbia. S. C-No companies mus
tered; 24S examined; ninety-tiye rejected,
Camp of Volunteers near Tacoma.
Wash.-Eight enlisted and three examined.
Total examined TO date, l6l and six officers;
seventy accepted Governor names Sixth
Regiment, Washington Volunteers;
Raleigh, N. C.-To-day mustered five;
examined two officers and eight noncom-
missioned staff officers, Aggregate to date,
STAFF officers and 943 men. One battalion
adjutant and one lieutenant colonel to be
mustered in, when the First Regiment will
be complete. One hundred and thirty-three
men and five officers We're accepted to-
day. but cannot muster in because neither
of the, two companies to which the men be-
long had its complement. GREHAM."
Burlington Vt.-Examined to date twen-
ty-three officers and 3S7 men. Mustered in
three officers, all infantry. JOCELlN."
Topeka, Kan.-Six officers and IA men
examined up to date, all infantrymen; have
mustered in. Shall ship to Leavenworth?
"CLEARK."