The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-06-03
IHEREu Be No Tagging.
Northwestern States Ready to Re-
spond to the Presidents
Second Call for Men.
MANY COMPANIES ALREADY ORGANIZED.
IN some states Entire Regiments STAND
Ready To Respond tn the Tan an" -"
Into Camp Greater Work OF irepsr"-
ton win he Needed. a. They'll he MOST
Iy Unframed Men.


CHICAGO, May 27.-Reports from vari-
Gus northwestern states indicate that
President Mckinleys second call LOT
.volunt GERS, asking for $4,000 10 en-, VIII
meet with hearty response lnae-
pendent companies are already or
ganizrd in many states, and these VIII
be offered to the service OF the country
as is shown by the following dis
patches:
ST PAUL. Minn.--Cov. Clough,
when informed that the presideat
had issued second call for troops,
said: Il have applications from all
over the state for permission to raise
companies. have not evenkept track
of them. We shall have more imam
enough mem
LANSING. Mich.-Gov. Ping Gee said
that W lille all of Mchigan's & uota un-
der he first call has been mustered IN,
and business at Camp Eaton was about
to be closed. steps will ut once Toe taken
Co raise the additional quota assigned
20 Michigan under the second call. he
cruits will be rendezyoused at The pres
ent camp. The governor is confident
that the quota can be filled promptly,
and his plan is to assign to each town
shin and ward in the state its proper
tionate number based on the number
of eligible men within its borders.
MADISON. Wis.-Gov. Schofieid says
that Wisconsin has exhausted All
available funds in its possession at
present for the equipment OF troops
and unless the federal government does
something in the way of furnishing
equipment additional Wisconsin, volun.
teers will not be ready to &C TO the
front for some time The neV' state
volunteers will be concentrated a. the
military reservation at Camp Douglass,
instead of the state fair grounds
in Milwaukee. Reports from the
various sections of the stase Indicate
that the volunteers VINO have already
offered their services to the stffe con-
sideraby exceed the number aske-.
for.
DIES MONIES Ia.-(iov. shaw says: II
have no doubt that the second CAL Will
be responded to prompt ly Already 4
large number of companies have been
organized in anticipation of i second
call The new recruits will be mobil-
lied at the state fair grounds in this
city, and will go through much tho
same course as the first four regi
ments.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. The second cal
for troops has brought out the fact a
the Office of Gov. Mount that enough
applications have been made in indiana
for privileges TO raise companies. bat
teries. cavalry and entire regiments u
fill the quota of a dozen states hk'
Indiana Gov Mount will not return
from Winona until saturday. but an
ticipatinp the second call for volun
teers he had already decided to appor
ton lndiana's quota TO the differen
congressional districts and not TO &C
cept companies from cities which al
ready have companies in the hrst Ell
listment.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-When it bccam
known throughout the state that ca
had been issued by the president 70
10000 more volunteers kilograms bs
gan to pour in on the governor fror
the colonels of provisional regiment
and their friends and in a short tim
there was perfect deluge of then
The governor had contemplated star
ing on "a WtSltlu - ~ ~ % NAs
two, but he will postpone that now, f
the present at least. and devote n
energies to filling up the states quoti
ST.. LOUIS. Mo.-Adjt. Gen. Bell say
The new call for 5000 volunteers wi
mean that Missouri may have TO flu
nish two or three regiments and OF
battery. The regiments can be mac
up without much trouble, but the que
ton will be TO find suitable officer
Missouri can furnish battery II
mediately, and that Is Battery II,
Kansas City. which is composed
picked men, who have been in the n
tional guard service - years.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. toy. stephe
says that Missouri will furnish one g
orcd and two white regiments und
the second call of the president I
troops.
UnurNC JEWISH VOLUNTEER