The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-28
WILL MOBILIZE FRIDAY
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he completely equipped for service, and
in many cases the guard companies
are short on equipment, occasioned by
the new members recruited since Gen.
Muehlberg's order. -----7' " - 'e7.-
Perhaps the busiest members of the
state guard during the next few days
will be the quartermaster's who will
have to have many tons Of provisions
and equipment on hand Friday morn
ing in time to be issued to the troops
at the point Of mobilization.
Little difficulty will be experienced
in securing provender for the troops. It
is the provision Of the proper equip.
ment which will occasion much hard
work. on account of the short notice
under which the quartermasters will
have to comply.
kilograms were sent East last night
for uniforms and other equipment
which could not be secured in the Twin
Cities. From the indications the
troops will be on a war footing, with
the exception of their guns. by the
time Lieut.. Col. Mccoy has completed
mastering in the volunteers.
Every company in the three Mime
sota regiments will be in st. Paul Fri
day morning before II o'clock, and
their officers will report to Gov. Clough,
when an order will be given assigning
them to the space allotted to each COM
pany at the point Of mobilization. Ev-
cry detail will be looked after, and it
is expected that very little confusion
will result, as adequate police protec-
ton will be arranged to keep the crowd
which is sure to congregate from get
ting mixed UP with the troops.
Assigns the Vacancies.
Gov. Clough yesterday made a final
assignment of the eight vacancies in
the three Minnesota regiments.
The following completes a full regi-
ment of twelve companies in each case:
First Regiment
Capt. A. S. Morgan's company, of Mime
apolis.
University Cadets Twill choose their own
Second Regiment
Sons of Veterans. st. Paul.
Capt. 1. E. Chase's company, Blue Earth
Third Regiment
Capt E. B. Woods company, of Long
Capt. G. V. Bacons company, of st. Paul
Capt. l. C. Patterson's company, Princeton
Capt. S. M. Decker's company, of Crooks
ton.
In the companies of Capt Patterson
Decker and Chase the line officers have
not been commissioned, and Gov.
Clough stated that they would be left
to select their own lieutenants.
More Commissions.
Gov Clough issued the following
commissions yesterday afternoon:
E. Henninger, as captain of the ST.
Paul camp, Sons Of Veterans, and G.
T. DAILY, first lieutenant, and g. T.
Drake, as second lieutenant. E. c. Mon
fort, of St. Paul. was commissioned first
lieutenant in Capt. BaconS company,
and Rev. r. E. Barnes, Of Perham OF
ter Tail county, was made second lieu
tenant of the same company.
w. r. Boyce was commissioned first
lieutenant, and H. r. Scott, second lieu
tenant of Capt. Morgan'S company Of
Minneapolis, which was assigned, as
given above, to the First regiment, to
take the place of the Minneapolis Sons
of Veterans company. The company
will be known as Company K.
j. c. Andrews resigned his position
yesterday afternoon as adjutant of the
First regiment, and Gov. Clough an
pointed E. ]. Falk, of Minneapolis in
his place.
The companies to be mustered into
the service are located as follows:
First ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A, b, f
and I, Minneapolis; Company G, Red
Wing; Companies C, d; E and Fl. ST
Morgan's company, of Minneapolis.
Second Regiment A, New
Ulm; Company B, Faribault; Company
C, Winona; Company D, Paramount:
Company e, Winona; Company F,
Spring Valley; Company G, Austin:
Company H, ST. James; Company I, Al
bert Lea; Company K. Waseca; Sons
of Veterans, st. Paul. Capt. l. E..
Chase's company, Blue Earth City.
Third Regiment-Company A, Duluth :;
Company B, Anoka; Company C, Du-
luth Company D, Zumbrota; Company
e, Merriam Park; Company F, Fergus
| Falls; Company G, Duluth; Company
| 81, Olivia; Capt. E. B. Woods company,
| of Long Prairie; Capt. G. V. Bacon's
| company, of st. Paul; Capt. I. c. Pat