Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-25
MILITARY ORDERS.
u The Second Of the Weeks Business.

MILITARY ORDERS.
81 The Second of the Weeks Business.
During the past week the following orders
have been issued from military headquarters,
Gen. Terry, commanding: IA
.lIl Il SPECIAL ORDERS.
Under date of the 18th inst. special order
No. 81 was issued as follows: aa,
L. SO much of paragraph 8. special orders
No. 46, current series, from these headquarters,
as relates to First lieutenant q. T. Hall, Second
Cavalry, is hereby revoked. an tfts
2. Leave of absence for one month, with
permission to apply, through division head.
quarters, for an extension of three months, is
hereby granted Second Lieutenant Frank q.
Edmunds, First Infantry, tFort Meade, D. I'd
8. First Lieutenant Louis Brechemin, medi-
cal department, is hereby appointed judge ad-
vocate of the general court-martial instituted
by paragraph 5, special orders No. 1856, of 1878,
from these headquarters, vice Second Lleuten-
ant F. H. Edmunds, First Infantry, who is
hereby relieved. ass5c
4. The .quartermaster's departments will
furnish transportation from Minneapolis,
Mimi, to Yankton, D. T., and return. for one
civilian employee of the subsistence department.,
on public service. si
Special order No. 50, issued on the Goth
inst, provides as follows: fa'
1. First LieutenantE E. B. Gibbs, Sixth In
fantry, A. D. Twill turn over the duties of act
ing assistant commissary of subsistence at st.
Paul. to Major NJ. X. Morgan, subsistence de-
partment, chief commissary of subsistence,
department of Dakota, and will then relieve
Captain j. G. @. Lee, quartcrmasters depart
| ment, in the duties of depot and post quarter
! master in this city.
2. Upon being relieved in the duties of de-
pot and post quartermaster in this city, Cap
| tain J. G. G. Lee, quartermaster's ldepartnlent,
| will relieve Captain c. s. Heintzelman, quar-
| termaster's department., in the duties of the
construction Of Fort Assinniboine.
Captain Lee will proceed to Fort Assinni-
| boine at as early date as practicable, and
upon arrival there, will report for duty to
Colonel T. II. Ruger, Eighteenth Infantry.
Captain Lees duties will, as far as may be
practicable, be confined exclusively to the con-
struction of the post. The duties of post
| quartermaster at the station, will accordingly
be performed by the regimental quartermaster
Eighteenth Infantry, or such officer, other than
Captain Lee, as may be designated by the COM
handing officer of the post.
8. Leave of absence for one month, to begin
and terminate at St. Paul, is granted First
Lieutenant s. w. Groesbeck, adjutant Sixth In
fantry, Fort Buford, u. T..
4. Leave of absence for one month, with
permission to apply, through headquarters
military division of the Missouri, for an ex-
tension of three months, is granted Major
Guido Ilges, Seventh Infantry, Fort Logan,
NJ. T.) SIG -
5. Corporal John Brennan, company co.
Second Cavalry, will repair to Fort Smelling and
report in person to the commanding officer, to
conduct to their destinations such enlisted
men as may be on that post for stations
between Forts Abraham Lincoln and Custer,
both inclusive.
Upon arrival at Fort Abraham Lincoln, cor
10 he on6I n
| officer who will forward him with the detach-
ment, and any other enlisted men now there
| for posts between Forts Lincoln and Custer,
including the latter, by boat to their respec-
tive stations.
On the 22d inst. special order No. So pro-
vides as follows:
l. The leave Of absence for seven days,
granted Second Lieutenant A. E. Fitzpatrick,
4 Seventeenth Infantry, by special orders No. 55,
current series, from headquarters Fort sisse-
ton, D. T.. is hereby extended ten lO) days.
2. A board of officers to consist of Captain
VIM. W. Sanders, Sixth Infantry, Captain r.
P. Hughes, Third Infantry. A. D. c., and First
Lieutenant J. w. Jacobs, regimental quarter
master Seventh Infantry, will assemble in this
spection of such horses as may be presented to
it for acceptance under contract with the quar-
termaster's department.
3. board of officers to consist of Colonel
n. a. Miles, and Captains SIMON Snyder aGd
E. P. Ewers, Fifth Infantry, will assemble at
Fort Keogh, at such time as may be designated
by the president of the board, for the inspec-
ton of ponies as remounts for the Fifth regi
ment of infantry. The board is authorized to
proceed to such points in Montana as may be
necessary to secure the total number of ponies
to be purchased under authority of the lieuten
ant general, dated May 16, 1873.
4. The headquarters and Companies "a, .
(Moylan's), "C' (Jackson's), CO." (Tourte
lotte's), and ''H,:' (Benteen's), Seventh Cav
airy, now at Fort Abraham Lincoln, D. T., are
: assigned to duty at Fort Meade, and will pro
coed to that post in such order as may be de
termined by the colonel of the regiment.
5. Hospital Steward George Bellding q. s.
A., is hereby assigned to duty at Fort Assinni
boine He will proceed to that post and report
i to the commanding officer.
6. Companies ''F'' and &C., Sixth Infantry
| will be relieved from duty at Fort Buford, anc
will proceed by the steamer General Sher
man." on her return from Fort Keogh, to For
Abraham Lincoln and there take station.
The above are official, over the signatur,
, of Gen. George D. Rugglas, assistant adju
tant general. e, gs.i#.
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