Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04
MILITARY MATTERS.
Leaves of Absence Granted and Courts
Martial Ordered During the Week.

Leaves of Absence Granted and Courts
Martial Ordered During the Week.
Military headquarters, during the last week,
| has been devoted to routine work only. Among
the orders issued of Importance, the following
are extracts
Leave of absence for one month has been
granted Lieut.. E. A. Darlington, adjutant
Seventh cavalry.
Second Lieut.. R. J. G. Irvine, Eleventh In
fantry, is awaiting orders in this city.
Second Lieut.. b. d. Spilman, Seventh caval-
ry, has been granted leave of absence for one
month.
board of survey. consisting of Major Fl. B.
Reese, paymaster, and Capt. d. D. Wheeler, A.
@. NJ, are in session in the city inquiring into
the responsibility attaching to the shipment of
sixteen horses to Fort Keogh by Capt. E. B.
Gibbs.
Lieut.. Chas. 81. Ingalls,, Sixth infantry, has
been ordered to rejoin his company In the
eantonment at the end of the North Pacific
railroad track.
coURTs-MARTIAL.
General courts-martial have been ordered to
assemble ss follows:
At Fort Randall on the Sd inst, Col. W. r.
Shafter First infantry, president. and Lieut..
Louis Wilhelm, judge advocate.
At Fort Sully ON the 9Th inst, Maj Charles
g. Bartlett, Eleventh infantry, president, and
Lieut.. George Il. Lott, judge advocate.
At Fort Assinniboine on the 18th inst, Ma
jor w. q. Brown, Eighteenth infantry, pres
ident, and Lieut.. George A. Bomford, Eigh-
teenth infantry, judge advocate.
At Fort Shaw on the 18th inst, Col. John r.
Brooke, Third infantry, president, and Lieut..
Joe. Hale, adjutant, Third infantry, judge ad-
vOcate.
At Fort Custer on the 18th inst, Major Da-
vid s. Gordon. Second cavalry, president, and
Lieut.. John II. Coale, judge advocate.
The Last Tribute to the Late Mrs. DriscolI.
The funeral obsequies of the late Mrs.
Anna L. Driscoll, wife of Frederick Driscoll,
were held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the family residence, No. % st. Peter
street, the body having arrived from Cold
water, Mich, by the morning train. The re-
mains were encased in rich casket, heavily
mounted and covered with black velvet. A
marked tribute was paid to the noble quail
ties of deceased by her numerous friends,
who were present in largS number. I'M
pressive and beautiful religious services were
held, the Rev. DR.. Breed officiating, vocal
selections appropriate to the solemnity of
the occasion, being rendered by the House
of Hope choir.
A large number of exquisite floral offer
ings were sent by the sorr0wing friends of
deceased, and the casket was almost banked
with the choicest treasures of Flora. Low
ing hands had placed a harp, anchor and
cross of tea roses and lilies at the foot of
| the casket, which were lovely in purity and
perfume. A crown adorned the head of the
casket, while chaplets were woven of in
wrought tea-buds and immortelles. At 3
O'Clock DR.. Breed announced that, in record
ance with the rules of the Pastors associa-
ton, the services would be closed with the
benediction, after which those not intending
to accompany the remains to the cemetery
would quietly withdraw.
Words of sweet consolation from holy writ
were then read by the preacher, after which
a beautiful hymn was sung by the quartette,
when majority of the friends withdrew.
AT 3:45 the casket was borne from the house
by the following pall-bearers: Gen. McLoren,
Charles Nicholas, w. D. Cornish, Richards
Gordon, Thomas Cochran, Jr., and J. 81.
Walsh. The cortege proceeded to Oakland
cemetery where the remains were inferred.
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