Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-19
MILITARY NATTERS.
Two General Court Martials Ordere
's.Es- Other q ;6erS ISSue6

MILITARY NATTERS.
Two General Court Martials Ordered
Other ORDERS Issued.
The following orders were issued from Gen.
Terry's headquarters during the past week:
On the 18th inst. special orders No. 112 pro-
vide as follows:
l. Leave of absence for one month is here.
= by granted First Lieutenant M. E. O'Brien,
second cavalry, (Fort Keogh, M. IT, At the
expiration of this leave Lieutenant o. Brien
Will report In person at these headquarters.
2. The quartermaster's department will fur
nish transportation from this CITY to Bis
marck, u. r.. for one civilian employe of the
quartermaster's department, ON public service.
s. First Lieutenant Marion P Maus, First
infantry. now at Fort Meade, D. T.. will pro-
ceed to join his company ('I,") at Fort RAN
dali, d. T.
On the 14th special orders No. ll3 were is
sued as follows: .E .
1. A general court-martial is hereby appoint
ed to meet at Fort Randall, d. T.. at 10
o'clock A: M. on Monday, the Goth day of o.
tober, 1879, or as soon thereafter as practicable
for the trial of such persons as may be brought
before it by authority from these headquartess
The following is the detail of the court:
l. Colonel W. r. Shafter, First infantry.
2. Captain Fergus Walker, First infantry.
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4. Captain p. F. Harvey, medical depart
ment. .,.t.. ...
5. Captain John Hamilton, First infantry.
E. Captain J. r. Heiner, First infantry.
z. First Lieutenant Il. G.. Armstrong, First
infantry.
fantry.
9. Second Lieutenant Louis Wilhelm, First
infantry.
10. Second Lieutenant F. de L. Darlington,
First infantry.
II. Second Lieutenant Nat P Phister, First
infantry.
First Lieutenant Allen Smith, adiutant
First infantry, Judge advocate.
No other officers than those named, can be
assembled without manifest in jury to the SER
vice..
2. general court-martial is hereby appoin-
| ted to meet at Fort Yates, D. T., at 10 o'clock
A. M. on Tuesday, the 2lst day of October 1879,
trial OF such persons as may be brought before
| it by authority from these headquarters. The
following ia the detail of the court:
|. Major Lewis Merrill, Seventh cavalry.
2. Captain E. P. Pearson, Seventeenth
infantry.
4. Captain T. NJ. McDougal, Seventh cav
airy.
S. Captain L. NJ. O'Brien, Seventeenth in
fantry.
6. First Lieutenant Thomas Sharp, Seven
teenth Infantry.
z. First Lieutenant w. s. Eigerly, Seventh
| cavalry.
8. Second Lieutenant E. P. Brewer, Seventh
cavalry.
8. Second Lieutenant T. 81. Barry, Seventh
| cavalry.
Second Lieutenant G. st. J. Chubb. Seven
teenth infantry, judge advocate.
| nth off {hor, ho
assembled without manifest injury to the SER
| vice.
On the 10Th inst. special orders No. Il pro-
vide as follows:
| l. Commissary Sergeant Benjamin Fill
brook, United States army, and Sergeant Geo.
Bolton, company a." Seventeenth infantry,
will be sent by the commanding officer of Fort
! Sisseton, to report to the adjutant general of
| the department, in this city.
| The quartermasters department will furnish
the necessary transportation, and the subsist-
ence department communication Of rations at the
usual rates, it being impracticable to carry ra-
tions in kind.
2. Leave of absence for one month, on sur
geon's certificate of disability, with permission
to 60 beyond the limits of the department, is
hereby granted Second Lieutenant A. E. Kill
patrick, Seventeenth infantry Fort Pembina,
D. TO- with permission to apply, through head
quarters military division of the Missouri, for
an extension of five months, ON surgeons GER
tifcate of disability.
8. The leave of absence for seven days,
| granted to Second Lieutenant Edgar w. Howe,
Seventeenth infantry, fort Sisseton, D. T.
by paragraph l, special orders No. 1854, current
series, from headquarters Fort Sisseton, D. T.,
is hereby extended twenty days.
4. Acting Assistant Surgeon s. T. Weirick,
United States army is relieved from duty with
escort to Surveyors Northern Pacific railroad,
and is assigned to temporary duty at Fort
Abraham Lincoln.
5. Acting Assistant Surgeon G. G. Miller,
United States army is relieved from temporary
duty at Fort Smelling, and will report in per-
son to the commanding officer of company
''B, - Sixth infantry, for duty with escort to
the Surveyors Northern Pacific railroad.
| 6. Major d. B. Reese, pay department. with
his authorized clerk, will proceed to Fort Smell
ing, Mimi, and make payments for tie muster
OF August 81, 1879.