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GOV. IlLLMAN ACTS ON THE REPORT
OF THE MILITARY COURT.

GOV. 1lLLMAN ACTS ON THE REPORT
OF THE MILITARY COURT.
Nearly All suspended-.Ths Fourth Brl-
gade. Except Two C.psains, Gess Into
tho Soup ar Lsst-so With All the
Rest.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 1l.-Goyernor
Tlllman has at last taken action upon
the report of the military court Of ln-
qliry. which he appointed to lnYestl-
gate the conduct of the Military COM
panies Of the STATE, that refused to re-
spond to his orders to 60 to Darlington
last March. He has suspended until
further orders from the commander-in-
chief" the commanding general and
aft and ali the officers and men of tue
companies comprising the Fourth Brl-
gade, except Capt. Cogswell and Ander-
son.
He has treated in like manner all the
officers and men of the companies IN
the First and Second Regiments of
militia, which were ordered ou', with
the single exception of Capt. Jos. 4.
AlstoD, of the RichI md Volunteers, Of
this city.
Thus 1t Is seen that out of all the
military men, whose conduct was in-
yestigated by the military courf, only
these three captains are left occupying
| the same status as before the trouble.
II will BE- rememoe that the New
- nd hn lac
wise got into trouble, Du5 their cases
we're disposed of By special order, before
the court was appointed.
The colonies OF the first aud second
regiments and their staff officers were
not ordered out, and hence they are
unaffected.
Tue wording of the Governors order
issued yesterday is peculiar. Reading
1T as it stands, one could not say what
the future held for the ompanies
affected. They are simply suspended.
1t was generally thought that Governor
Tillman's teru being about TO expire,
he would dispose OF the d alter ln suca
a way as to remove al uncertainty as
to the status Of the companies. 1t
seems therefore that be has suspended
them for the purpose of allowing his
successor to finally dispose OF the cases.
II he leaves them suspended, somebody
will have to cut them down or do some
thing with them, and the next Cover
nor will be the only man with the
power to do 50.
Governor Tillman took up the matter
yesterday and was in consultation
q ute long time with the Attorney
General and Assistant AdjutsEt Gen
eral Waits. Last evening be issued
the following order:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
COLUMBIA, s. C., Oct. 10, 1894.
Special Order.
Oa the 3lst of March last iu an
emergency requiring the use of the
militia to suppress sedition and lnsur-
rection and to uphold the civil author
tiles. the commander. in-chief, under
su5hsriSy invested in him under the
Constitution and laws of South Caro-
lima, ordered the following commands
under arms and to proceed to the scene
of the disturbance, TO wit:
Fourth Brigade, General 7. a. HUI
guenin, commanding, composed OF the
following companies:
German Fusilers, Capt, Henry
Schache, First Lieutenant II. B. Schro.
der, Second Lieutenant H. G. Wohlers,
Junior Second Lieutenant +. G. Hesse.
Montgomery Guards, Capt. J. j. Re
gan, First Lieutenant Isaac Dixon,
Second Lieutenant A. W. Rose, Second
Lieutenant 2. J. Hanley.
Irish Volunteers, Capt. J. F. O'Gara,
First Lieutenant J. F. COnden. Second
Lieutenant J. +. Walsh, Junior Second
Lieutenant j. A: Baroot.
Palmetto Guards. Capt. D. Macmil.
Ian, First Lieutenant |. Il. +. Selling.
Second Lieutenant F. S. Terry, Junior
Second Lieutenant 9. NJ. Pitcher.
Sumter Guards, Capt. T. I. Hyde,
First Lieutenant w. II. Jones, Second
Lieutenant W. T. Thompson, Junior
Second Lieutenant w. G. Mac murphy.
Carolina Rifles, Capt. Edward Ander-
SOD, First Lieusensnt w. Jennings,
Second Lieutenant W. F. Aleo, Jun
ior Second Lieutenant Wilson &. har-
Vey.
Company B, W. L. l., Capt. J. E.
Cogswell, First Lieutenant E. ?. Grlce,
Second Lieutenant S. J. Jenkins,
Junior Second Lieutenant c.. H. g.
Kirk.
German Artillery, Capt. F. W.Wsg-
ener, First Lieutenant j. +. Liiienthal,
Second Lieutenant J. F. Mayer, Jun
icr Second Lieutenant j. 81. Puckha-
Der, Fourth Lieutenant G. n. haster.
And all staff officers of this brigade.
First Regiment of Infantry-Gordo don
Volunteers, Capt. T. L. Izlar, First
Lieutenant Jno. O'Gorman, Second
Lieutenant Marion E. Izlar.
Second Regiment Of infantry-Gor-
don Light Infantry, Capt. w. G. Jor-
dan, First Lieutenant j. Il. Cum
mfnes, Second Lieutenant j.. W. Seig-
Ter, Junior Second Lieutenant j. h.
Nc Donald.
.Catawba Rifles. Capt. -, First
Lieutenant L. &. Harrison, Second
Lieutenant &. B. Belts.
Governors Guards, Capt. j. NJ. Bate
man, First Lieutenant -, Second
Lieutenant w. G. Templeton, Junior
Second Lieutenant B. B. McCreery, ,Jr.
Richlan6 Volunteers, Capt. JOS. X.
Alston, First Lieutenant F. II. Weston.
jenkins Rifles, Capt. r. A. Parrish,
First Lieutenant c. M. kuykendal,
second Lieutenant NJ. Z. Robertson.
Columbia Zouaves. Capt. John e.
Capers, First Lieutenant Wm. Beavers,
Secand Lieutenant John Frost.
In some instances the officers who
received the orders peremptorily refus-
ed to obey, and in other cases by sub
terfuge OF evasion the companies did
not respond. 1t is therefore
Ordered that the above named ot1i.
GERS belonging to the various organiza.
tions above mentioned are hereby sus-
pended, with the exception Of Capt. j.
&. AlsJon of the Rlchland Volunteers;
Capt. Edward Anderson, OF the Caro-
lima Rifles, and Capt. J. E. Cogswell,
of Co. B., W. L. I. This order to take
effect April l, last; and it is
Further ordered that the non.com-
m,ssioned officers and men com posing