The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-30
MATTERS.

N"thS SPtSioi oIucfS nave
been Issued from headquarters depart
ment Of the Platte:
Fort OMAHA. NEE, Sept. %, 10.
1. Upon the recommendation Of his
company and post commander, the I'M
executed portion of the sentence of a
general court martial in the case Of
Private David Tilley. company E.
Ninth infantry, promulgated in general
court martial orders No. %, current
ssries from these headquarters, is re-
mitted-
2. Leave Of absence for seven days
granted Capt. Z James Remington,
Fourteenth infantry, in special orders
No. n, current series, headquarters,
Fort Cameron, U. T., is extended ten
days.
3. The commanding officer, Fort
Robinson, Neb., viii order Private
Christopher Satchwill, company h,
Third cavalry, to report In person with.
out delay to the commanding officer,
Third cavalry, for duty.
A. Leave of absence for one month,
with permission to apply for an extern.
sion of i've months, is granted Lieut..
Leonard A. Lowering, Fourth infantry,
Forth Sanders.
FORT OMAHA, NED. Sept. "a, 10.
/. A general court martial is hereby
appointed to meet at Fort Cameron
U. T., on the I'd day of October, 1879
or as oon thereafter as practicable, fol
the trial of such prisoners as may bt
brought before 1t.
DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
l. Lieut.. Colonel Henry Douglass
Fourteenth infantry.
2. Capt. David Krause, Fourteenth
infantry.
8. Capt. Daniel w. Burke, Four
tenth infantry.
i. Capt. Stevens G. Cowdrey, assist
ant surgeon, o. S. army.
s. Capt. James Remington, Four
teenth infantry.
8. Lieut.. Charles F. Floyd. Four
teenth infantry.
Z. Lieut.. William P. Goodwin, Four
teenth infantry.
s. Lieut.. John Murphy, Fourteenth
infantry, Judge advocate.
No other officers than those named
can be assembled without manifest in
jury to the service.
A general order from the war depart
ment extends the leave of absence Of
Col. John H. King. commandment Fort
Omaha, f%or.one month.
Lieut.. ". S..Wyatt, Ninth infantry
has been ordered to report to the chic
signal officer at Washington. for duty
By special orders from the war de
partment the leave of absence Of Capt
William q. Forbush, Fifth cavalry,
is further extended for ten days.
Major Verling K. Hart, Fifth caval
ry, is granted two months leave Of alb
sence on special order from the wal
department.
Second Lieut.. Francis H. Hardee,
Third cavalry, Is relieved from duty ai
recorder OF the board of inquiry, or.
dered to meet at Fort Robinson, Neb.,
by paragraph 1, special orders No. 80,
and paragraph 8, special orders No. 50,
current series from these headquarters,
and First Lieut.. W. B. Brewster, assis.
tant surgeon, o. s. A., detailed in his
place.
Paragraph 1, special orders No. 80,
current series from these headquarters,
is amended to read: Capt. John G.
Thompson, Third cavalry is relieved
from duty as judge advocate of the gen.
eral court martial convened at Fort
Laramie, Wyo., by paragraph l, special
orders No. IS, and paragraph 8, special
orders No. "a current series, from these
headquarters, and Capt. John W Bulb,
Fourth infantry, detailed as judge adj
vocate of the court instead.
Private John A. Watson, company
E., Ninth infantry, having reported at
these headquarters, in compliance with
paragraph 8, special orders No. 81, cur
rent series, headquarters department
of the Missouri, will proceed without
delay to rejoin his company at camp at
Cheyenne, depot, Wyo. The quarter
masters department will furnish the
necessary transportation, and the SUBJ
sistence department Communication Of
rations for the necessary number Of
days, 1t being impracticable to carry
subsistence in kind.