St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07
REGULAR ARMY NOTES.


Acting Assistant Surgeon D. S. Snively will
proceed to Sisseton and report for duty.
Leave of absence of two months is granted
Capt. Charles A. Wikoff, Eleventh infantry.
Twenty recruits will be prepared and for.
warded to Fort Smelling for the Fist cavalry
The leave of First Lieut.. o. NJ. Smith, of the
| Twenty-second infantry, is extended ten
days.
A furlough for six months is granted Pri-
vate Leonard B. Whitebeck, K, Fifth in
fantry.
A furlough for four months is granted
SArgt. William Paterson. D, Eleventh in
fantry.
By direction of the secretary of war, Capt
s. NJ. Mills will go to Washington and settle
his accounts.
The leave of absence granted Second Lieut.
Samuel D. Freeman. of the Tenth cavalry, Is
extended one mouth.
Leave OF four months is granted First
Ii ut. Francis H. Hardie, of the Third
cavalry, to take effect Dec. l.
furlough for four m1nths. with permits
sion to 20 beyond the sea. is granted Corp.
Otto Merkel II. Sixth infantry.
Leave of absence of one mo nth is granted
First Lieut. Cha / s A. Varnum, Of the
Seventh cavalry, now at OFT Yates.
TIE ext 'iOn of lea -e of absence granted
First Lieut.. F. B. McUoy. of the Third infan-
try, is further extended tn rec months.
Leave OF absence of one month is granted
First Lieut.. ]. L. Phillips, assistant sur
geon o. S. army, now at Fort Sisseton
The secretary of war has approved the ex-
tension of the sick leave of Lieut.. j. A.
Johnston, of the Eighth cavalry, for two
months.
A furlough of four months is granted Sergt.
James Ray, F. Eighth cavalry, and of the
same time to Private f. McCaTerty, X, Eighth
cavalry.
Leave of absence for four months on sur
geon's certificate of disability is granted
Washington 1. Sanborn, of the Twenty-ffth
infantry.
Second Lieut.. R. T. Horst, of the Eleventh
infantry, is detailed for duty on general re-
cruiting service ut Fort A. Lincoln, vice
Lieut.. Churchill.
With the approval of the secretary of war
leave of six months on surgeons certificate
is granted First Lieut.. William H. Wheeler, oil
the Eleventh infantry.
Leave of absence for two months, with per-
mission to apply to the adjutant general of
the army for an extension OF one month. is
granted Capt. Martin B. Hughes.
Leave for four months on surgeons GER
tifcate of disability is granted First Lieut..
j. D. Mann, Seventh cavalry.with permission
to leave the Division of the Missouri
The leave of absence on surgeons certif-
cate of disability granted Post Chaplain J. A.
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with permission to go beyond the sea.
Leave of absence for two MONTHS to take
effect Nov. Is, with permission to apply to
the adjutant general for an extension of ore
month is granted Second Lieut.. William +.
FL, nm, of the Eighth cavalry.
Leave of absence of two months on sur
Peon's Gel tific ate OF disability is granted Col.
Gaines Lawson, OF tne Twenty-fifth infantry,
now stationed at Fort Smelling. Col. Lawson
will leave tue division OF the Missouri on this
leave. kstts
First Lieut.. John B. Rodman, of the TWEEN
tieth infantry. has rendered his resignation
as regimental aIjutant, watch a been ac-
cepted. and First Lieut.. 4. a. Greene is APP
DO n ed in his place. Lieut.. Rodman is as
signed to Company K.
By direction of the secretary of war, First
Lieut.. Will P. Duvall, of the Eff in
artillery, is relieved from further Out. as
dis. ursng officer OF the board for the United
States executive departmeuts at the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial exposition.
With the approval Of the secretary of war
a leave of absence is granted TO Second Lieut..
! Virgil J. Brumback, of the Second infantry,
| from oct. 81. 1856, to March 30, 1881, at the
| expiration OF which leave the resignation o.
| Lieut.. Brumback, now accepted, VIII take
| effect.
| BY direction of the president, the following
| soldiers are a. leir own request put on the
retired list of the army; Ordnance SeTgt.
William Hoffman; Chief Trumpeter John
| Banse. Fifth cavalry; Sergt P. Giacchetti.
Second artillery; First Sergt. L. Murray,
Thirteenth infantry.
| The following transfers in the Sixth infantry
are made; First Lieut.. 5. w. Groes0eck
! from Company to COMPANY C, First Lieut..
| T. G. ,wnscnd from II 10 +. First Lieut..
Arthur L. Wagner from to II. and First
| Lieut Charles rue from to G. Lieut..
Wagner will go to Leavenworth.
| The following burroughs are granted: Six
! months TO Musician J. n. Mcfarland, G. Sew
enteenth infantry; four months Musician
| Jacob Schmidt. A, Seventeenth Infantry; four
months. P tivate II. Fuldin, e, Third cavalry;
| four months to Private Howard Cruise, L,
Eighth cavalry; four months to Sergt. J.
! c. Byrd, NJ Third cavalry.
The following named are appointed to wit
| ness the issue of goods 10 the Indians at the
| agencies indicated, for the following year:
| Cheyenne agency. Capt. w. N. Sage. Eleventh
! infantry Crow Creek agency. capt. y. W.
Bean, Fifteenth Infantry. Standing Rock
| agency, Capt o. B. Reed. Eleventh Infantry.
| Tongue River agency, First Lieut.. J. +. Gal
braith, First cavalry. Crow agency. Capt. J.
| A. Snyder. Third infantry.
general court-martial Is appointed to
meet at Fort Yates, OAK. at 10 a. N. Monday,
the Sth The detail for the court is as fol-
lows: Capt. Charles S. Use Seventh cav
airy; Capt. Erasmus c. Giibreath. Eleventh
| infantry: Capt. OGDEN B. Read. Eleventh in
| fautry; Capt. William G. Spencer, medical
| department.: First Lieut.. Horatio G. Sickel.
Jr Seventh cavalry; First Lieut.. H. o. S.
Heistand. Eleventh infantry; Second Lieut.
F, George o. Cress Serenth cavalry; Second
| Lieut. Lorenzo P. Dawson, Eleventh infantry,
Second Lieut. Edward NJ Lewis Eleventh in
fanny: Second Lieut.. Charles w. Penrose,
| Eleventh infantry, Judge advocate.