St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-15
NEWS OF ARMY MEN.

There will be farewell hop to the people
of headquarters this e vening.
Leave of absence for ii teen days is granted
to Capt. ames NJ. Bell, Seventh cavalry.
Leave of absence for one month is granted
to Maj. Davi d. Van Halzah, Twentieth i'll
fantry.
Second Lieut.. Charles McQuston. Fourth
Infantry, registered at department headquar-
teIS on leave.
Leave of absence of four months, to take
effect about Dec. Is, 1856. is granted to Capt.
Thomas H. Bradley, Twenty-first infantry.
Gen. and Mrs. Vincent, CO.. and Mrs. Moore
and Lieut.. Bidd'e will soon leave their cot
tages ut Fort Smelling and go for the wiuter
10 the Ryan.
Capt. Myles MOylan, Seventh cavalry, from
Fort Keogh, registered at department head
quarters yesterday. He is on d two months 5
leave of absence.
b. direction of the secretary of war the
furlouph of Principal Musician John w.
Whitley viii take effect about the LIST OF April
Instead of on re-enllstment.
With the approval OF t lie acting secretary
of war the leave of absence granted to Secon
Lieut.. Everard E. Hatch, Eighteenth infantry,
is further extended four months on account
of sickness.
By authority Of the lieuten Mt general com
handing the army furlouEh OF four month
to go 20 beyond the limits of the division is
granted to SergI. Glen Weber, Company |,
Eleventh infantry.
BY direction of the acting secretary of war,
First Lieut.. Ernest A Garlingten, Seventh
cavalry, now at Fort Buford, Oak, will re-
pair TO Washington, ID. c.. aud report to the
adjutant general OF the army.
BY direction of acting secretary of war
FIRST Lieut.. William E. Birkhiiner. rlird ar
tierr, is detale as acting juice aiyo jate OF
the department of Columbia and will report
in person to me commanding general of that
department.
With the approval of the secretary of war
the leave of absence on surgeons certificate
OF diSa Jility, granted to Lieut.. Col. Geor<e VI.
Brayton. Ninth infantry (then major # the
Fifteenth infantr }. is eXt=nded four months
on second cert ficate from surgeon.
By direction OF the acting secretary of war
First Lieut. Frank r. Hobbs, ordnance de-
partment. will proceed To JOinstown, Pa, Tor
the pui p ,Se OF inspecting certain works ana
forging> nOw be NJ performed at that place
for the ordnance.
new ord : published which changes a
system in use since the establishment of the
army. 1t will probably cause more comment
tlan any order since that one changing the
headquarterS of the division OF the Pacific
and the department OF Dakota. 1t is as
follows: By direo,iOn of the secretary of war
the dispensares ut division aud department
head quarters, when these are not located al
military posts. will be closed and the hospital
stewards taereat allowed the option OF taxing
their DISCHARGES OF OF bein[ transferred TO
military posts. The necessary medical sup
plies at such places VIII be procured as pro-
vided for in the regulations. Where division
or department headquarters are located al a
military post only one dispensary will be al
lowed, which will be usei for both hea iquar-
tiers and post. This order will remove the
dispensary now in the once building in ST..
Paul and medicines will have TO be procured
at the drug stores. Hospital Steward Beuthon,
who had Just arrived mere. will be thrown
out b. the order Whether he will take dis
Charge or go TO some post has "ot been de-
cided.