Daily globe., 1879-06-01
MILITARY ORDERS.

MILITARY ORDERS.
The Mandates From the Department OF D.-
Gotta for the Past Week.
The following special orders have been
issued from Gen. Terry's headquarters
during the past week 3 1851 's1
Under date Of the 26th inst. special order
No. "a was issued as follows:
/. Csmmissary Sergeant James w.
brennan, U. s. A., is hereby assigned to
temporary duty at the Coal Banks, on the
Missouri river, and will proceed to that point
and report to tho commanding officer there,
for duty. s.15'
2. First Lieutenant William Mitchell,
Third infantry, is hereby detailed as in
spector of Indian supplies at the Grow
agency, vice Captain G.ptL. Browning,
Seventh infantry, who is hereby relieved.
3. The quartermaster's department. will
furnish transportation, from this city to
Fort Assinniboine, for two quartermaster's
employees on public services.
4. Second Lieutentant NJ. P. Maus, First
infantry having reported at these head
quarters, in obedience to special orders No.
81, current series, from Headquarters Princi-
pal Depot General Recruiting Service, will
proceed via Bismarck, to join his company.
S. Hospital Steward Patrick Coyns, u.
S. A., is hereby assigned to duty at Fort
Assinniboine, M. T.
6. Leave of absence for fifteen (15) days
is hereby granted Captain E. g. Kirk,
quartermaster's department., Fort Buford,
D. L.
Special order No. Sc was issued on the
28th inst, providing as follows
l. Lieutenant Colonel Elmer Otis, Seventh
cavalry, is relieved from duty at Fort Yates,
D. T.. and will proceed to Fort Abraham
Lincoln, and there take post.
2. Captain Walter Clifford, and Second
Lieutenant Geo. S. Young, Seventh infantry,
are assigned to duty with the detachment OF
recruits for the Eighteenth infantry, now at
Fort Smelling.
g. The commanding officer of Fort
Smelling will forward the recruits of the
| Eighteenth infantry, now at that post, tc
Fort Assinniboine, under charge of Captain
Walter Clifford, Seventh infantry, Firs,
Lieutenant Robert G. Heiner, First infantry
and Second Lieutenant Geo. S. Young
Seventh infantry.
He will forward with this detachment, al
other recruits now at Fort Smelling, for posts
between Forts Stevenson and Shaw, botl
inclusive.
Acting Assistant Surgeon S. H. Orton
medical department., will accompany thes,
recruits as medical officer, as far as the Goa
Banks. Upon arrival at this place, he viii
be relieved from further duty with tn
detachment, by the commanding officer, an,
will proceed to join his station in Ne1
York.
| From the Coal Banks, Captai
Clifford and Lieutenant Young vii
proceed with the Eighteenth infantr
recruits to Fort Assinniboine an
Lieutenant Heiner will repair to Fort SHAY
with the recruits of the Third infantry, tha
are to be sent with the detachment.
On arrival at the posts mentioned, the re
crults will be turned over to the respectiv
post commanders, and Captain Clifford an
Lieutenants Heiner and Young will procee
to join their stations.
4. The leave of absence granted Secon
Lieutenant William II. Baldwin, Sevent
cavalry, in special orders No. Ill, currer
series. from headquarters Fort Abrahal
Lincoln, is hereby extended eight days.
5. The board of officers appointed
: meet at Fort Ellis, by paragraph 2, speci
orders No. %, paragraph 6, special orde
No. IS, and paragraph 10, special orders N
80, current series, from these headquarter
, for the purchase of horses for the Seco1
cavalary and quartermaster's department.,
D hereby dissolved. The officers composir
the board, will rejoin their respective st
tions.
6. First Lieutenant L. r. Hare, Seven
!, cavalry, is detailed as member Of the boa1
: of officers instituted by. paragraph 2, speci
f orders No. So, current series, from the
: headquarters, vice First Lieutenant j.
f Jacobs, regimental quartermaster Seven
e infantry, who is hereby relieved.
: Yesterday, the 31st inst, special order N
! 81 was issued, as follows:
1. Upon completion of his duties at Fc
Assinniboire, under the operation Of par
graphs and 8, special orders No. Sc, Gu
;, rent series, from these headquarters, CAPITA
= Walter Clifford, Seventh infantry, will pr
ceed to Fort Logan and take charge Of tt
enlisted men, now at that post, belonging
Company &C." Seventh infantry, and CO
q duct them to Fort Smelling.
. 2. The board of officers appointed
> meet at Fort Missoula, by paragraph /, 81
cial orders No. 38, current series, from the
headquarters, for the purpose of inspectil
thirty horses to be purchased at Fort M
soula, under authority of the secretary
war, dated February 20, 1879, is hereby d
solved
4. Sergeant Alfred Fosettee, Conpal
Ca" Sixth infantry, will proceed to Fe
Smelling, Minn., and report to the comman
ing officer, for the purpose of conducting
Fort Abraham Lincoln, Private Villa
Butler, Company &C., Seventeenth infant1
deserter, and any other enlisted men M
at Fort Smelling, destined for Fort Abraha
Lincoln. These men will be sent to B
marck with the detachment of recruits t
the Eighteenth infantry, when it leaves FL
Smelling for its destination.
COURT MARTIAL ORDERS.
On the 26th inst. special order No. SIS "
issued providing for seven courts martial,
follows:
l. At Fort Shaw, M. T., on the 10th in
Capt. Jacob F. Kent, Third United Sta
infantry, president, and First Lieutens
Joseph Hale, Third United States infant
Judge advocate. All the members are fro
the Third infantry.
2. On the 18th ult., court martial
sembled at Fort Smelling, with Capt. Dan
w. Benham. Seventh United States infant
as president, and First Lieutenant Allan
Jackson as judge advocate. ALI the me
le bers are officers of the Seventh. infantry.
"a 3. On the 10th inst, at Fort Custer,
7. Major David s. Gordon, Second Uni,
States cavalry, president, and First Lie
tenant John a. Coale, Second United Sta
s. cavalry, judge advocate.
,e 4. At Fort Keogh, M. T., on the Il
inst. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph N.
a. Whistler, Fifth United States infant
president and Second Lieutenant Charles
a. Roe, Second United States Cavalry, sjus
ty advocate. at3i
S. At Fort Buford, D. T., on the 5th I'M