Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-03
MILITARY MOYEMENTs.

MILITARY MOYEMENT1.
Tho Orders Issued From the Headquar.
ters Of the Department Of Dakota Dur
ing the Week. III
The following orders were issued from
General Terry's headquarters during the
past week. Under date of the 28th inst.
special orders No. SO provides as follows
1. Under the provisions of general orders
No. 3, of 1867, as modified by paragraph Il,
general orders No. 40, of 1874, from the war
department., sufficient cause having been
shown for his inability to pay his own ex-
penses, the quartermaster's department. will
furnish transportation from this city to Fort
Assinniboine, NJ. T., for Private Martin
Dooley, Company "H.'' Second cavalry, a
furloughed soldier without means to reioin
his station.
The company commander will be duly
notified by the quartermaster furnishing the
transportation, to the end that the cost of
the sane may be charged against the SOL
dier's pay on his next muster-roll.
2. Private Thomas Carter, Company aB, =
Third infantry, is hereby detailed for duty at
these headquarters, as messenger, to date
from the 18th instant.
3. The verbal instructions of the depart
ment commander, of June &c, 1879, for
Major VIM. Arthur, pay department, to re-
pair, on completion of certain payments, to
this city from Fort Shaw, M. r., is hereby
placed on record in the official series of
special orders of this department for the
current year.
Special order No. 50 was issued on the
both inst. The first paragraph relative to the
detail of sharpshooters for the Creedmoor
match has already been published.
The further provisions Of the order are as
follows
2. Captain James 81. Bell, Seventh cav
airy, will report in person to the command
ing officer at Fort Smelling, to conduct GER
tain military convicts to the military prison
at Fort Leavenworth. Upon turning over
these convicts to the commanding officer Of
the prison, Captain Bell will proceed to join
his station.
8. First Lieutenant Charles Richards.
assistant surgeon, medical department, hav-
ing reported at these headquarters, in &C
cordance with paragraph one, special orders
No. 164, current series, headquarters of the
army, will proceed to F 1T Buford, D. T.,
and report to the commanding officer for
temporary duty at that post.
4. Second Lieutenant T. M. Woodruff,
Fifth infantry, having relinquished the re-
mainder of the leave of absence granted
him by paragraph l, special order No. 159,
of 1878, from the headquarters of the army,
and of which, under authority from these
headquarters, of October 6, 1873, he availed
himself at Waukesha, Wis, while on de-
tached service under the operation of para
graph 2, special orders No. 234, of 1873,
from headquarters Fort Keogh, will proceed,
via Fort Keogh, to join his company, now
serving with Colonel Miles column in the
field.
5. Second Lieutenant William II. Wheel
or, Eleventh infantry, having reported at
these headquarters, en- route to his post, from
absence with leave, will, upon the arrival at
Fort Smelling of the detachment of recruits
Eleventh infantry, ordered to that place by
paragraph 4, special orders No. 164, current
report in person to the commanding officer
of that post. for duty with the detachment
6. lieutenant Colonel Daniel Huston, Jr.
Sixth infantry, is relieved from duty at Fort
Buford, and will repair to Fort Stevenson
and there take post.
Z. Major o. Fl. Moore Sixth infantry, is
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will repair to Fort Buford and report to the
commanding officer, for duty at that post.
8. The telegraphic instructions of the
Both instant, to First Lieutenant F. M. n
Kendrick, Seventh infantry, to report in per.
son at these headquarters, are hereby placed
on record in the current series of special
orders from these headquarters.
Upon completion of this duty, Lieutenant
Kendrick will return to his proper station
Camp Loder, near mouth of the Musselshell
river, NJ. T.
4 9. Company 3D." (Callinan's) and "a, 9
CTolman'g First infantry, will be relieved
from duty at Fort Snlly, by the commanding
officer of the post, on the 10Th proximo, and
will then proceed to Fort Meade and there
take station.
The quartermaster's department. will fur
nish the necessary transportation.
10. One company of the Eleventh in.
fantry, to be designated by the regimental
commander, of those now stationed at Fort
Bennett, will be relieved from duty there by
the commanding officer of the post, on the
18th proximo, and will proceed to Fort Sully
and there take station.
The quartermaster's department. will fur
nish the necessary transportation,
The above are official copies over Gen.
Ruggles' adjutant general, signature.
THE COURTS.