Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-29
MZLLTAHY ORDERS.

= a.
Frederick, Seventh infantry, are assigned to
duty with the detachment of recruits for the
Fifth infantry, now at Fort Smelling.
2. The commanding officer of Fort Smelling
will forward the detachment of recruits Fifth
infantry, now at that post, to Fort Buford,
under charge Of First Lieutenant Samuel T.
Hamilton, Second cavalry and Second Lieuten-
ant Daniel A. Frederick, Seventh infantry.
He will forward any enlist ed men now at Fort
Smelling, destined for Forts Yatesfor Abraham
Lincoln, with this detachment, to Bismarck, to
be there turned over to such officer as may be
sent from Fort Abraham Lincoln to receive
them.
Upon arrival of the detachment Fifth in
fantry recruits at Fort Buford, First Lieuten-,
ant Quinton will turn over 100 Of them to such
officer as may be designated by the command
ing officer of the post, and will then report, in
person, for duty at his station. @
The commanding officer of Fort Buford will
forward this detachment of 100 recruits to the
supply depot at Fort Peck, when the sameshall
have been established. *
From Fort Buford, First Lieutenant Samuel
T. Hamilton, Second cavalry, and Second Lieu
tenant Daniel A. Frederick, Seventh infantry,
Will proceed with the remainder OF the detach-
ment of recruits Fifth infantry, to Fort Keogh,
where Lieutenant Hamilton will turn them over
to the commanding officer of the post.
Lieutenant Hamilton, Second cavalry, will
then proceed to join his company, and Lieu
tenant Frederick, Seventh infantry, will repair
to Fort Buford, and comply with further in
structions which will be given to him.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Schue, medical de-
partment, will accompany these reel uits, as
medical officer, to Forts Buf0rd and Ke0gh
Upon arrival at the last named post he will be
relieved from duty with the detachment by
the commanding officer, and will proceed to
join his station in New York.
3. Upon returning to Fort Buford from de-
tached service, under the operation of para
graph 2, special orders No. IS, current series,
Daniel A. Frederick, Seventh infantry, will re-
pair to Fort Benton, receive from the COM
handing officer at that station six Nez Perces
Indians, and then proceed with them to Fort
Leavenworth, and there turn them over to the
commanding officer Of the post.
Upon completion Of this service Lieutenant
Frederick will report in person for duty at his
station. .', N2
Special orders No. &c were issued on the
23d inst, as follows:
l. The journey performed by Captain John
r. Weston, subsistence department., from Hele-
ma, Montana, to Fort Benton, Montana, on
business connected with furnishing beef cattle
for the command at the mouth of the Muscle
shell river, is approved and authorized.
Upon completion of this duty. Captain Wes-
2. Sergeant John Mitchell, Company ''I,'
Fifth infantry, is hereby detailed as acting
ordinance sergeant for Colonel Miles column
in the field.
He will report at once to the commanding
officer Fort Buford, and will take charge Of
all ordinance and ordinance stores to be sent
from that post to the supply depot on the Mis-
souri, river.
On the 9th inst. special orders No. GO
were Issued. as follows:
nish transportation for one civilian employee,
quartermaster's department, from St. Paul to
Fort Abraham Lincoln, and return, on public
service .s:t- -.
g. The lieutenant colonel, Third infantry, is
assigned to duty at Fort Missoula.
The major of the Third infantry will repair
to Fort Logan and there take post.
8. The following named officers, recently
promoted, will proceed to JOIN their respective
staff ions, as hereinafter set forth, viz:
Lieutenant Colonel George Gibson, Third in
fantry, Fort Missoula.
Captain James G.. McAdams, Second cavalry,
Fort Ellis.
First Lieutenant D. G. Pearson, Second cav
airy, Fort Ellis.
4. The following, named officers, recently
promoted. will, upon their return from alb
sence with leave, take station follows, viz:
Captain John Hamilton, First infantry, Fort
Randall. ill.,
First Lieutenant F. 81. Edmunds, First in
fantry, Fort Sully.
5. hct1ng Asslstant Surgeon J. B. Ferguson,
medical department, will be detached from
Fort Yates, upon the receipt of this order by
the commanding officer of that post, and will
then report in person at Fort BufOrd to the
commanding officer, for temporary duty at
sistant Surgeon birmingham, medical depart-
me mt, at Fort Assinniboine or vicinity.
Upon the return of Acting Assistant Surgeon
Birmingham to duty at Fort Buford, Acting
Assistant Surgeon Ferguson will return to his
station at Fort Yates.
On the Oath inst. special order No. 81
provides for a general court-martiai as fol-
lows:
general curt is hereby appointed
O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday, the 9th day of
July, 1879, as soon thereafter practicable.
for the trial of such persons as may be brought
before it by authority from these headquar-
tiers.
Detail for the Court:
l. Lieutenant Colonel Henry NJ. Black,
Eighteenth infantry.
2. Major William Fl. Brown, Eighteenth in
fantry.
8. Captain Richard L. Morris, Eighteenth
infantry.
4 Captain William Il. Mclaughlin, Eight
eeath infantry.
5. First lieutenant Charles Il. Paul, Eight.
eenth infantry.
6. First lieutenant Henry Fl. Adams, Eight
zenith infantry.
7. First lieutenant Robert F. Bates, Eight.
eenth infantry.
s. First lieutenant John Anderson, Eight
eenth infantry.
.. Second lieutenant John H. Todd, Eight
zenith infantry -.
TO- Second lieutenant Chas. II. Cabaniss
Jr., Eighteenth infantry.
IL. Second lieutenant VIM. 8. Patton, Eight
eenth infantry.
First lieutenant Geo. s. Hoyt, Eighteenth
infantry, judge advocate.
| No other officers than those named can b.
| Assem- led without manifest injury to the ser
| vice. i
All the above are copies of file records q
department headquarters over Gen. Bug
gles', adjutant general, signature.
Given to Pflfering.
The usual crowd of drunks and disorder
lies was supplemented at the municipa
police court, yesterday morning, by a brigh
looking female prisoner named Kati
| O7Dowd, charged with aPPropriating tn
wearing apparel of her former emp oyers
The prepossessing and youthful appearance
! of the defendant was the reverse of what i
generally supposed to accompany crimina
| or course OF life. but the evidenc