The Saint Paul globe., 1898-05-12

sergt. Howard has leave of absence until
noon today.
Private Wurdeman was excused from duty
yesterday, indfsposed
Private Whelan is discharged from hospital
and is on duty.
COMPANY g. REDWING.
Guard mount last evening: Prlvates New
ton. Mannix, Ahlers and Anderson
Guard mount this morning: Corporal
Lundquist, Privates Bammert, Benson.
! Guard mount tonight: Privates Berg. Bear
baum, Brecht and Blad.
Corporal Bassett had charge of the police
yesterday. ~ ro-N0
Yesterday. Moral: Advertise in The q i o b e.
z. L. Grondahl. Oscar ForselI and Mrs.
Paddelford called yesterday.
COMPANY H. OLIVIA.
ray day yesterday. The boys had money
to burn. Just to show that their hearts
We're In the right spot they Clipped in and
MADE up nice purse for Babe" the cook.
as a trlpute to his faithful work In their be-
naI. Babe was all smiles last night.
Democrats warhorss Of the Thifd district. DIST H1a
were were callers at H barracks yesterday Every,
me boys made his visit as pleasant as their
INQUEST surroundings would permit.
COMPANY L. CRooKsToN.
Everybody had money last night. Capt.
Decker paid the last man off yesterday morn
ing. IL wasn't much, but there was sort
OF thrlfty-look about the boys at supper
time that was noticeable.
pri0ates fOalce IN charge Of Sergeant Bartelzon.
Derg, Jackson, COogan and DunIaya.
Mess detail: Privates La Londe and Kelly.
some OF the boys shoes were in bad shape
iasI nisnl capt. Decker lined them uy and
those who needed shoes badly were provided
for. f 'N
COMPANY c. DULUTH.
Guard mount yesterday: Sergeants, Olespn
and Lawrence; corpora.s, Olsen. Florin, Leni-
not, Werness and Black, and thirty-eight
privates.
1t was pay day yesterday. The boys got
their last money for state service. Not so
much but something.
All are well.
COMPANY C, FERGUS FALLS.
G. s. Fernold, tax commissioner. and A. J.
Sovereign, assistant superintendent of N p
railway called on Capt Baxter, as also did
Hon. Hans Bugge. attorney, of Fergus.
Harrington and Dumme answered sick call
yesterday; both minor ailments.
Private M. P. Jensen is detailed U. S. Q. NJ
clerk.
Pay day yesterday. The state gave them the
fifty odd cents a day that they claimed was
coming to them
COMPANY A, DULUTH.
Police detail under Corporal Heinnick: Pri-
Yates Oberg, Drake, Cratic and Watts. SEN
tries at quarters: Ahl, Capple, Hagen and
Moore.
Corporal "van" expected to get off last
afternoon and go visiting Van was para
lyzed after supper to find an order on the
BOAR, board calling calling men to quarters at 10 p. m.
Kraus OF being 10 o'clock man with the fe
male sex. Van doesn't believe in half-a-loaf
maxims; SO he Just stayed at the barracks
and fooled everybody-girl and all.
The folks at home have got Murphy of q
And the only senator confounded in re-
gard to some police court history! The SEN
can't shoulder any Of G's. No Murphy stories
refer to him without the tlase mark Senator"
Is affixed.
COMPANY NJ. PRINCETON.
Boys got their state money yesterday.
Police under Corporal Petersen yesterday
were Priyates Heag. Heitman, Howard, Howe,
Private Hamilton has twenty-four hours,
leave of absence.
Lieut.. casswell was junior officer of guard
in his new "sojer" clothes and he looked
mighty peart.
COMPANY K. LONG PRAIRIE.
Sergeant McNiece had the police. He didn't
get poetic about it, either.
Prfvates Nelson. Lackey, I. ]. Nelson and
Neiner were excused from duty for the day.
Private Williams is discharged from the
hospital. s-
Col c. H: Taylor, Capt. G.. S. Cauheld,
Capt b. M. Hicks called on Capt Wood.
Postmaster Flynn, of Staples, and Capt
Kelly, OF Ellison, called on First Sergeant
Franklin yesterday.
Capt Wood made a very eloquent and in
teresting speech on behalf of the Fourteenth
regiment, tosthe visiting G. A. R., yss.er da -,
COMPANY G. DULUTH.
G got paid yesterday. The rank and file
celebrated the event by all taking a bath.
j. G. Williams and Deputy Sheriff KIippen
were visitors yesterday
Corporal Scott had charge of the police yes
terday. -N
Private Borner knows all about the inner
workings of the guard house today He at
tempted to run the guard yesterday and failed.
Excused from duty yesterday, Privates KeI
ly and Thompson. Both had bad colds.
Private Stocking, who was on sentinel duty
tried to run down offender and while chas,
ing him struck his head against a timber and
cut 1t badly. The surgeon was compelled to
sew up the wound. Private Doe French had
similar experience, but not quite so serious
Scott Cash has received and eaten SO many
dainties that he has the gout