Daily globe., 1879-06-22

MILITARY ORDERS.

MILITARY ORDERS.
What Has Been Done in General Terry's
Department. During the Week Past.
The following special orders have been is-
sued during the week from Gen. Terry's
headquarters, under date of the 10th inst.
Special order No. Ga provides as follows:
l. Second Lieutenant J. W. Pope, Fifth in
fantry, will be relived from duty as member
of the board sof officers, appointed by para
graph two, special order No. 1872 and paragraph
four, special orders No. l39, of 1878, from
these headquarters, on the 22d instant, and will
then proceed to Fort Keogh, and resume his
duties at the ordnance depot ut that place.
2. First Lieutenant Daniel 81. Brush, Seven
teenth infantry, will report in person, at Fort
Yates, to the commanding officer Seventeenth
infantry, for duty.
8. Upon his arrival at Fort Buford, under
the operation of paragraph four, special Or
ders No.'78, current series, from the headquar-
ters Of the army, Major 81. G.. Thomas, pay de-
partment, will take station at that place.
4; Major q. G: Thomas, pay department.
lowstone and at Fort Buford until further or
ders, and to this end will proceed for each sue
cessive muster for pay to the points at which
they may be permanently or temporarily sta
| toned, accompanied by his authorized clerk,
| 80 as to make the payments there soon as
possible after each returning muster day. To
| accomplish this promptly, he is authorized,
whenever advisable, to set out on each or any
| pay tour in advance of the m uster for such
payment.
| Commanding officers will furnish Major Thom-
as, on his application, with such escorts means
! of transportation and other facilities as may
be necessary, to enable him to carry out his in
| structions herein contained.
Upon the completion of the payments for
each muster, Major Thomas will return to his
| station with his clerk.
| 5. Ms jor 81. B. Reese, pay department, with
| his authorized clerk, will proceed to, and pay
the troops stationed at Fort Smelling, Mimi,
DIT.
The quartermaster's department will furnish
such public transportation, and commanding
officers such escorts as Major Reese may re-
quire.
Having completed this duty, Major Reese
will return to his proper station with his
clerk.
6. Major William Smith. pay department,
with his authorized clerk, will proceed to, and
pay the troops stationed at Forts Stevenson,
Abraham Lincoln and Yates, d. T.
The quartermaster's department will furnish
such public transportation, and commanding
officers such escorts as Major Smith may re-
quire.
Having performed this dnty Major Smith
will return to his proper station with his
clerk.
Z. Major Alexander Sharp, pay depart
| ment, with his authorized clerk, will proceed
| to, and pay the troops stationed at Forts Ran.
| dali, Hale, Bennett and Meade, D. T.
The quartermaster's department will furnish
such public transportation, and commanding
| officers such escorts as Major Sharp may require
Having performed this duty, Major SHARP
will return to his proper station with his
clerk.
cal department., will be detached temporarily
from Fort Totten, and will repair to Fort Bu
ford and there hold himself in readiness tt
proceed to Fort Peck for duty at the supply
depot, which is t" be established at that place
The medical supplies for the Fort Peck de
pot will be furnished from Fort Buford. In
structiOns as to these supplies will be sent te
Lieutenant Davis by the medical director.
Court martial orders were issued as fol
lows, under date of 14th inst
| 1. A general court martial is hereby ap
pointed to meet at Fort Ellis, NJ. T., at il
o'clock A. NJ. on Friday, the 9th day Of June
1879, or as soon thereafter as practicable, TO
the trial of such persons as may be brough
before it by authority from these headquarter
DETAIL FOR THE COURT:
| L. Captain G. L. Tyler, Second cavalry.
2. Captain J. A. Snyder, Third infantry.
8. Captain 7: G. Gregg: Second cavalry:
infantry.
! S. First Lieutenant Frank q. Robinson
Second cavalry.
6. Second Lieutenant J. N. Allison;, secone
cavalry.
Second cavalry.
s. Second Lieutenant ". G. Butler, Thirt
infantry. .4-
9. Second Lieutenant A. M. Fuller, Second
cavalry.
First Lieutenant s. NJ. swigert. Second caval
ry, judge advocate.
No other officers than those named, can be as
sembled without manifest injury to the ser
vice.
2. A general court-martial is hereby appoint
ed to meet at Fort Abraham Lincoln D. T., a
10 o'clock A. M. on Monday, the SOth day O.
June, 1879, or as soon thereafter as practicable
for the trial of such persons as may be brough
before it by authority from these headquar
ters.
DETAIL. FOR THE COURT.
l.. Lieut.. Col. Daniel Huston, Jr., Sixth in
fantry.
2. Lieut.. Col Elmer Otis, Seventh cavalry.
8. Maj. Orlando 81. Moore, Sixth infantry.
4. Capt. Leslie Smith, First infantry.
5. Capt. John s. Poland, Sixth infantry.
6. Capt. Edward P. Pearson Seventeenth in
fantry.
Z. Capt. 81. 8. Hawkins, Sixth infantry.
8. Capt. G. G. Rawn, Seventh infantry.
g. Capt T. NJ. Tolman First infantry
10. Capt William M. Tisdall, First infantry
IL. Capt. VIM. M. Van Horne, seventeent
infantry.
First Lieut.. Allan 81. jackson, Seventeent
infantry, judge ADVOCATE.
No other officers than those named can be as
sembled without manifest injury to the SCI
: vice.
The above are true copies of orders o.
file over Gen. Ruggles', adjutant genera
! official sionatura