St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-05
The Retired General Dudley
Passes Through, Going
Home.
Company E, the Band OF the
! New Adjutant Gen.
eral.
Fun at Faribault--C Company G
Gossip--Company AS
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morning and paid his respects to Gen.
Ruger. the department commander, and
the officers of his staff. Gen. Dudley
has just been relieved of the command
of his regiment and the post of Fort
Custer, Mont. Interrogated by GLOBE
reporter. the general stated that he has
been in ill health for some time and
that his wounds and the long and
arduous service which have marked
his thirty-four years record in the
army, threaten to make his declining
wears anything but comfortable. 81 am
now On my way to my home in Bos-
ton" continued the general, land
shall leave ST. Paul tonight. l am
accompanied by all attendant, the post
surgeon deeming me too ill to travel
alone. NY family is in Boston. they
having gone East from Fort Custer last
fall. My request for retirement re-
ceiyed the attention and approval OF the
war department much earlier than an
ticipated, and l was quite agreeabiy
surprised when an officer of my COM
mand handed me copy Of the GLOBE
containing the news of official acton III
my case and most complimentary re-
view of my services" Gen. Dudley
went East by the 7:30 train over the
Chicago, Milwaukee IL st. Paul rail-
road.
Maj. Guy Y. Henry, Ninth cavalry,
has been ordered to inspect the new
horses for his regiment. which are now
being delivered aG Omaha, Neb.
Gen. Ruger has issued orders for the
issue of half rationS to band OF 120
D,.4 ~, I,,d in, c.
siniboine, Mont.
Twenty days leave of absence is
granted First Lieut.. James. M. Burns,
Seventeenth infantry.
First Lieut.. Alexander Gale, adJutant
Seventeenth infantry. has been as
signed to recruiting service duty for the
department of the Platte at Fort ID. A.
Russell, Wyo.
Second Lieut.. Rowland G. Hill,
Twentieth infantry, arrived in st. Paul
last evening On brief leave of absence
from his station at Fort ASsinnibolne,
Mont.
d, First Lieut.. Levi P. Hunt, Tenth cav
airy. has been detailed as member of
the general court martial IN session at
Jefferson barracks, Mo.
Morris Krommer, now with his COM
pany, B, Fifteenth infantry, at Fort
l. d.
hospital corps of the army.
Henry Burden, hospital corps, now
at Fort Sisseton, Oak, has been or
dered transferred to the post of Fort
Abraham Lincoln, Oak, for duty.
Post Chaplain John Y. Lewis, United
States army, has been directed to pro-
coed to Omaha, Neb.; and report to
Brig. Gen. John r. Brooke for exami-
ihation by an army retiring board.
> By direction of the secretary of war
First Lieut.. William Ell. Miller, United
States army (retired}, is, at his own re-
quest, detailed as professor at. st. Johns
school, Salina, Kan. -.
First Lieut.. d. FL. Boughton, Third
cavalry, is detailed as judge advocate OF
the general court martial in session at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, vice Capt. W.
u. Crosby, assistant surgeon. relieved.
The leave of absence granted Lieut..
Col. j. K. Miner, Eighth cavalry. on
surgeons certificate of disability, is eX-
tended fifteen days-FOrt Meade, Oak.
Capt. James Allen, Third cavalry, has
been directed to report in person to the
chief signal officer of the army for duty
in connection with the signal corps.
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut.. Lyman. Second cavalry, is eX-
tended to April l. .
Private Joseph j. johnson, Battery
K, Fourth artillery, is ordered immedi,-
ateIy discharged the service; and
Private Charles A. Jones. Battery NJ,
same regiment, is transferred to the
Fifth artillery.
The leave OF absence granted Capt.
John NJ. Moryell, Twelfth infantry,
Fort Yates, D. T., is extended two
months.
Leave of absence for four months, to
take effect June l, 1889, is granted Sec
ond Lieut.. Alm0n l.. Parmenter,
Twenty-first infantry.
First Lieut.. George Zlnn, corps of
engineers, has been ordered to New
York city.
The superintendent of the general
recruiting service is ordered to prepare
thirty recruits and forward them to such
points in the department of Arizona as
the commanding general thereof may
direct, for assignment to the Tenth
iDfantry