The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-06-22
THE SECOND CALL.
Number of Men Required and Their
AppOrtiOnment to the Sew.
eral States.

Washington, June IS. - Adjt. Gen
Corbin has made public the number of
additional regiments, battalions, COM
ranies or batteries required from each
state under the second call of he presi-
dent for volunteers. The organizations
from each state, the number of which
is herewith given, will be in addition to
the number of men which will be en-
listed from the several states to fill to
the maximum of LOG men to a company
the organizations now in the field. OF
the $4,000 men required under the pres
ident's second call 43, 600 will be needed
to recruit the existing volunteer regi-
ments up to the maximum strength. To
obtain these recruits details from each
volunteer regiment are now in the
states from which>they come. The re-
naming $4,000 men will be organized
into companies, battalions and regi-
ments as the exigencies of the call re-
qulre, each state meeting the require
ments of the second as it met those of
the first call.
Under the second call the various
states and territories will furnish, as
| organized, % regiments of infantry,
SIX regiments and three companies of
Infantry in unattached organizati tons,
IA light batteries and three heavy bat
terles., According to the statement made
by Adjt. Gen. Corbin the new organiza-
tions will be apportioned among the
states and territories as follows:
| Colorado, one light battery artillery;
| q no Yp0o tyxyn Ia4+
fornia, one regiment infantry; Connecti-
| cut, one regiment infantry: Georgia. one
regiment infantry; Illinois, two regiments
infantry; Indiana, one regiment infantry
ana two companies infantry; Iowa, two
| light batteries; Kansas, two battalions in
Iantry: Kentucky, one regiment infantry;
Louisiana, three light brigades artillery;
Maine. three heavy batteries; Maryland,
| one battalion infantry; Massachusetts,
one regiment infantry: Michigan one reg
iment Infantry; Minnesota one regiment
| infantry; Mississippi, six companies, in
| fantry; Missouri, one regiment infantry;
Nebraska, one regiment infantry: New
Jersey, one regiment infantry; New York
| three regiments infantry and three light
batteries; North Carolina seven COM
| panies infantry; Ohio, one regiment and
nine companies infantry; Oregon, two
| light batteries artillery; Pennsylvania,
| Is companies infantry; Rhode Island, two
batteries light artillery; South Carolina
! two battalions infantry; Tennessee, one
| regiment infantry; Texas, one regiment in
| fantry; Utah, one light battery; Virginia,
| two battalions infantry; Washington, one
| battalion infantry; West Virginia, one
regiment infantry; Wisconsin, one regi-
ment infantry and one light battery; Ne
vada, three companies infantry; Arizona,
| New Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian Terri
| tory, one regiment infantry each. Wyom-
| ing, Idaho, Arkansas, Florida, New Hamp-
| shire, Delaware, Montana, North Dakota
South Dakota, Vermont and the District
| of Columbia, having under first call fur
nished in excess of their quota, will not be
| called upon to furnish any new organiza-
| lions under second call, nothing beyond
| filling the organiza tons now in the service.