Daily globe., 1879-09-08
MILITARY MATTERS.


The C,eneral Orders Issued from the Head
quarters Of the Department OF Dakota
During the Week.
The following orders have been issued from
Gen. Terrys headquarters during tho week.
On the lat inst. special orders No. 96 were Is
sued, as follows:
I. In accordance with instructions from the
lieutenant general. CORPORAL r. Y. Slime, COM
pany F, Seventh infantry, will renalr at once
to Oreedmo II, N. Y, and report IN person 70
Cant. Shorkley, in charge of team from me
military division of the Missouri. On arrival
in New York city, Corporal Slime will report to
the assistant adjutant general y. .: army on on
Atlantic.
Neutenant general, the Subsistence department
will commute the ratious of Corporal Slime for
this iourn ey, for four days, from the lat to the
4th day of September, 1870, both inclusive, at
ono dollar and fifty cents per day, it being inn
practical le to furnish him with rations in kind.
9. Maj. H. B. Reese pay department, with
his authorized clerk. will proceed to and pay
the recruits now at Fort Smelling.
3. Private A. E. Mcintosh. company F,
Seventh infantry an insane soldier. will be
sent under proper protection to Nash.neton'
d. c., for admission into the government asy-
lum for the insane. The commanding officer
of Fort Smelling is charged with tho execution
of ths order in the manner prescribed IN para
graphs and 6, Appendix B, page 6lO, General
Regulations of the Army. s..
Certificates Of disability for the discharge OF
the soldier will be forwarded with his descrip-
tive list to the adiutant general of the army,
as required by General Orders No. 81, OF 1877,
from the headquarters of the army.
The auartermaster's department. will furnish
: the necessary transportation, and the subsist-
ence department communication of rations for
those portions of the journey over which 1t
NAV be impracticable to provide subsistence in
kind.
L. Under authority conferred upon the de-
partment commander by the Fourth Articles
Of War, as contained in the revised statutes
United States edition. 1878. Corporal David
ODonnell. company Fl, First infantry. is here
by ordered to he discharged the service upon
the receipt Of this order ut the post at which
he may h" serving.
On the Sd inst. special order NJ. 81 provided
as follows:
l. Leave of ahsence for one month is hereby
granted Second Lieutenant George 3. Young.
Seventh infantry (For+ Smelling. Minn.)
2. Hospital Stew 'rd Frederick Ct. Walters.
Unto States armv now at Fort Smelling. hav-
ing reported by letter to these headquarters, Is
hereby assigned to duty at Fort Stevenson, to
which post he uill proceed without delay, and
report to the commanding officer.
5 Colonel VIM. h. Shafter First infantry,
will. upon joining his regiment under the
operation of paragraph Q. special orders No l42.
current SERIES from headquarters OF the army,
take station at Fort Randall. D. T.. and re-
lieve Lieutenant Colonel Lugenbeel, First In
fantrv in command of that post.
4. Upon being relieved in command OF Fort
Randall by Colonel Shafter. First infantry,
Lieutenant Colonel Pinkney Lugenbeel: First
infantry. will repair to Fort Hale, D. T., and
assume command of that post.
On the 9TH inst. special orders No. 0S were
issued "a follows:
l. The commanding officer of Fort Smelling
will forward the recruits Of the Third in fantry
now at that post. to Fort Shaw, under charge
of Captain D. W. Benham and Second Lieu
tenants f. f. Hardin and James B. Jackson,
Seventh infantry. and attended by Acting
Assistant Surgeon Eugene D. Schue, medical de-
partment. medical officer.
With this detachment will he sent forward
any enlisted men now at Fort Smelling. for
Forts Stevenson and Buford, or for posts in the
district of Montana, for proper distribution.
On arrival at Fort Benton Acting Assistant
Surgeon Schue will be relieved from further
duty with the detachment by the commanding
officer thereof, and will then return to his sta
tion at Fort Smelling.
Upon arrival at Fort Shaw the detachment
will be turned over to the commanding officer,
Third infantry, and the officers on duty with it
will rejoin their station at Fort Smelling. Should
any of the officers serving with the detachment
be prevented by the close of navigation from
returning to their station under these orders,
by the Missouri river, they are authorized to
proceed to join their post by the way Of the
Utah Northern. Union Pacific, and Sioux City
h St, Paul and st. Paul & Sioux City railroads.
2. The recruits for the First infantry COM
pany at Fort Meade, and any enlisted men,
now at Fort Smelling, for Forts Yates, Abraham
Lincoln and Meade, will be sent by the COM
manding officer Fort Smelling, under charge of
Capt. Benham, Seventh infantry, when the
Third infantry recruits move, to Bismarck,
to be there turned over to an officer to be sent
from Fort Abraham Lincoln to receive them.
8. Paragraph 6, Special Orders No. 93 cur
rent series, from these headquarters, is hereby
revoked.
4. Leave Of absence for twenty coy days, to
take effect when his services can be spared by
his post commander, is hereby granted First
Lieutenant William Krause Third infantry,
(Fort Benton, M. T.
s. Capt. Z. @. Gilb-eath, Eleventh infantry
is hereby detailed inspector of Indian supplies
at the Crowsagency, vice First Lieutenant Viii
liam Mitchell, Third infantry, who is hereby
relieved.
The above are true copies of the file RECORD
over Adjutant General Ruggles' signature.