The evening times., 1898-05-16

speaks well for the esprit de corps Of the
troops. The Indian Territory contingent
has not yet arrived, but is expected In
tonight. So is Lieut.. Colonel Roosevelt.
The New thirteenth.
Albany, May l6.-Gov Black. has des-
ignated Lieut.. Col. c. H. Luscomb as the
colonel of the new Thirteenth Regiment,
of Brooklyn. which is to take the place
of the old Thirteenth. disbanded a week
ago. Shortly after . o'clock last night
the governor, by Adjt. Gen. Tillinghast,
issued this special order:
Lieut.. Col. Charles H. Luscomb, sup
ernumerary, is hereby authorized to re-
organize the Thirteenth Regiment, Ma
tiOnal Guard, Brooklyn, and he Is, under
the provisions of the Military Code, chap
ter IS, appointed colonel Of the new Thir-
teenth Regiment. He will report to the
commanding officer of the Second Brig
ade for. the required examination and
subsequently, to these headquarters for
special instructions"
Under the order which disbanded the
Thirteenth Regiment the four compan-
les of that regiment which remained in
camp were directed when they returned
home. to recruit a regiment to take the
place of the disbanded Thirteenth.
When inquiry was made at the adjutant
general once as 10 what eject tue Or
der issued last night would have on those
companies, the reply was, THAT is a
matter which will be determined later"
Canned Goods.
London, May 16.-The agents of Ameri-
can produce houses at Glasgow have re-
ceived cable orders directing them at once
to re-ship all American canned goods on
hand, as the home supplies are INSULT
IL a l.
Ships are being loaded.
Nevada Volunteers.
Carson. New, May 16.-Captain Wright,
of the Nevada volunteers. was arrested
Saturday, charged with insubordination.
1t is charged he called an Indignation
meeting, which protested against the
temporary officers appointed by Governor
Sadler. Three men refused to accompany
the troops. but; the balance were started
on last nights train for Cheyenne.
Rivalry for Muster Honors.
Camp Black. Hemps:ead. n. Y, May 16.
There is great rivalry between the
Fourteenth Regiment of Brooklyn and
the Sixty-ffth OF Buffalo, as to which
shah be mustered into the United States
service today. j: Is believed the Sixty
fifth will have the honor and that 1t will
get away for the South late in the day.
One Regiment on for 'Frfsc0.
Lincoln, Neb., May 16-The first regi-
ment of Nebraska troops began this
morning loading its baggage in three
special trains. The command left here
for San Francisco at 10 o'clock. The
regiment consists of 9.3 enlisted men,
forty-six officers and five horses. Three
trains of ten cars each were required to
transport the toops. Yesterday was the
last day in camp for the men, who are
off for the Philippines and thousands
from all parts of the State visited the
camp. The men were much pleased at
the prospect OF going to the front The
regimen, is fully equipped with the reg
ularion arms.
Dakota'a Quota Complete.
Fargo, \. D.. May 16.-North Dakota's
two battalions of infantry called for by
President Mckinley, are now all mus
tered into the Government service, the
last two companies going in this morning.
1t is thought they will be sent to San
Francisco this week. though no definite
orders have yet been announced