The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-11
Military orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF TEXAS.
SAN ANTONIO, April s. 1882.

JAN TANioNio, HPlll o, 1902. J
SPECIAL Orders No. IS.
The Leavenworth military prison has
been designated, by proper authority, as the
place of confinement of the following named
prisoners:
Robert Bisset, late private troop G., Sth cav
airy; VIM. 7. Sweeney, late private company
ii, Goth infantry; Martin Farrell, late private
company {, 22d infantry; Martin Thomas.
late private company ID, 22d infantry; John
Miller, late private company |, 22d infantry.
The commanding officer post of San Antonio,
eXaS, Will forward them, under charge of
Captain J. +. Randlett, Sth cavalry, with a
suitable guard, to their destination. The
| prisoners, and all papers in their cases re-
CURED by paragraph 939, Army Regulations,
will be turned over to the commanding officer
of said prison, by Captain Randlett who will
| forward receipt for the same direct to these
headquarters. The quartermaster's depart
ment will furnish the necessary transportation,
| and the subsistence department will provide
travel rat ons. and funds for the purchase of
hot coffee, in accordance with the REQUIRE
ments of General Orders No. 70, series of
| 1881, from the adju,ant generals office. Alter
completion of the duty, Captain Randlett will
return to his station.
assistant NDuISColl !. n TtDley, u. -, army.
having reported at these Headquarters. on the
5th instant, in compliance with paragraph XIV.
Special Orders No. s., current series. from
the adjutant generals office, will report to the
commanding officer Fort Concho, Texas. for
duty.
Major +. w. Smith, 22nd infantry, having
reported at these headquarters, in compliance
with Special Orders No. Is. current series
from headquarters military division of the
Missouri, is assigned, for station, to Fort
Clark, Texas, and will report to the command
ing officer thereat, for duty.
Leave of absence for fifteen days, TO take
effect not later than the 2Ist instant, is granted
Captain 5. T. Norvell, 10th cavalry. Fort
Concho, Texas.)
Leave of absence for one month, with Der
mission to apply TO the adjutant general mill
tary division Of the Missouri, for an extension
of fifteen days, is granted Captain c. w. vii
hams, assistant quartermaSter u. S. army.
Fort Brown, Texas.
The commanding officer post of San An
tonic, Texas, will forward Recruit Frank
Winchester, alias Frederick. Wilson. an al
legged deserter from company ID, of instruction
general mounted service, U. S. army, with the
prisoners referred to in paragraph l, of this
order.
From Fort | eaVenworth, Kansas, Captain
J. F: Randlett. Sth cavalry, with private Frank
IL; Hoover, troop ID. Sth cavalry, as guard,
will conduct recruit Winchester to Jefferson
barracks, Missouri, and deliver him to the
commanding officer thereat. The Quarter
masters department will furnish the necessary
transportation, and the subsistence department
will provide travel rations, and funds for the
purchase of hot coffee, in accordance with the
requirements OF General Orders No. y, series
of 1881, from the adutant generals office.
So much of paragraph |, of this order as re-
ters to Captain Randlett, is modified accord
ingy.
BY order of Brigadier General Augur:
THOMAS M. VINCENT,
Adiutant General.