Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-20
1rILITARY Orders.

lkllN'6, JULY 20, 1879.
MILITARY ORDERS.
The Record of Those Issued During the
Week.
During the past week the following orders
have been issued from Gen. Terry's head
quarters. 5s
On the 18th inst. special orders No. 7G
were issued providing as follows:
l. Under the provisions of an endorse
ment Of the adjutant general of the army.
dated June 26, 1879, on papers in the case,
Sergeant John w. Fl. Frederick, Company
&c" Seventh infantry, Is hereby transferred
as private soldier, to Company &C." Third
infantry.
2. Colonel w. H.wood, Captain Theodore
Schwan, and First Lieutenant Geo. G. Lott,
Eleventh infantry, having been discharged
from attendance before the general court
martial instituted by paragraph 2, special
orders, No. g., current series, from these
headquarters, will proceed via Bismarck to
join their station at Fort Bennett.
8. Captain Daniel F. Callinan, First in
fantry, recently promoted, will proceed to
join his station at Fort Sully, d. 4.
Under date Of the 9th inst. special orders
No. ~ provided for general court martial,
as follows:
A general court martial is hereby APP
pointed to meet at Fort Abraham Lincoln,
d. T., at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Monday, the
21st day of July, 1879, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, for the trial of such persons
as may be brought before it by authority
from these headquarters.
DETAILS OF THE COURT:
l. Major j. G. Tilford, Seventh cavalry.
g. Capt. Fl. j. Nowlan, Seventh cavalry.
3. First Lieut.. r. 81. Day, Sixth infantry.
4. First Lieut.. B. d. Taylor, medical de-
partment.
s. Second Lieut.. A. Z. Wagner, Sixth
infantry.
6. Second Lieut.. Chas Byrne, Sixth in
fantry.
Z. Second Lieut.. J. F. Bell, Seventh
cavalry.
First Lieut.. w. S. Edgerly, Seventh
cavalry, judge advocate.
No other officers than those named can be
assembled without manifest injury to the
service.
On the 18th inst. special orders No. 70
was issued, setting forth as follows:
l. Under the provisions of General Or
ders No. 3, of 1867, as modified by para
graph l., General Orders No. 49,, of 1874,
from the War Department., sufficient cause
having been shown for his inability to pay
his own expenses, the quartermaster's de-
partment will furnish transportation from
this city to Fort Sissston, D. T.,
for Corporal Conrad Shilling,
Company F, Seventee nth infantry, fur
Laughed soldier without means to rejoin his
station.
The company commander will be duly no.
tilted by the quartermaster furnishing the
transportation, to the end that the cost Of
the same may be charged against the SOL
dier's pay on his next muster
2. Private Shea, Company K, third
infantry, an insane soldier, will be sent, IN
der proper protection, to Washington, D.
c., for admission into the government asy-
lum for the insane. The commanding Of
icer of Fort Logan is charged with the exc
cution of this order in the manner pre-
scTibed in paragraphs and 6, Appendix B,
page $40, general regulations Of the army.
Certificates of disability for the discharge
of the soldier will be forwarded with his de-
scriptive list to the adjutant general of the
army, as required by General Orders No. 89,
current series, from the headquarters of the
army.
The quartermaster' department will fur
nish the necessary transportation, and the
subsistence department. communication of ra-
tions for those portions Of the journey over
which it may be impracticable to carry or
provide subsistence in kind.
3. Major II. Il. Chapman, Third infantry,
having been discharged from attendance be-
fore the general court-martial instituted by
paragraph 2, Special Orders No. 63, current
series, from these headquarters, will proceed
via the Missouri river to Fort Missoula,
M. T.
4. Capt. Joseph Conrad, Eleventh infan-
try, having been discharged from attendance
before the general court-martial instituted by
paragraph 2, Special Orders No. 63, current
series, from these headquarters, will proceed
to rejoin his proper station at Fort Custer,
M. T..
5. Second Lieutenant James E. Macklin,
Eleventh infantry, having been discharged
from attendance before the general court
martial instituted by paragraph 2, Special
Orders No. 63, current series, from these
headquarters will proceed via Bismarck, to
his proper station at Fort Sully, D. I.
6. The journey, from Yankton; D. T., to
Sioux City, Iowa, and return, on public SER
vice, performed by Major Alexander Sharp,
pay department., on the 7th instant, is here
by approved.
Z. Under authority from the lieutenant
general, Ordinance Sergeant Charles Wen
dell, U. S. Army, will be relieved from duty
at Fort Bennett, by the commanding officer
of the post, on receipt of this order, and
will proceed to Fort Custer and report to the
commanding officer of that post for duty.
The quartermaster's department. will
furnish the necessary transportation, and
the subsistence department communication Of
rations, at the usual ratesyit being impracti-
cable to carry rations in kind.
8. Leave of absence for one month, with
permission to apply for an extension of
twenty days, is hereby granted to Major
Thomas +. Barr, judge advocate, U. s..
army. judge advocate of this department.
8. Second Lieutenant s r. Douglas, Seventh
infantry, now at Fort Smelling, will proceed
to join his company at the mouth of the
Musselshell.
ALI the above are true copies of the bill
recorded with Gen. Ruggles' assistant adju-
tant general official signature.
a Niagara Falls of a PRECIPITATION.
Memphis Avalanche.
Robert G. Pillow, son of the late ex-C Con
federate Gen. Pillow, lives on an Arkansas
plantation, across the river from Memphis. A
few days ago, accompanied by Aleck, one Of
the colored men on the place, he went out
hunting wild hog that had been in the
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