New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15
ARMY AND NAVY Ne vs..
GENERAL SCHOFIELD'S ANNUAL ktfOhl l.
,~r,,xs AZ SOLDIERS COMING APPOINTMENTS
~ THE NAVY-A LITTLE INPLEASANi-
NESS BETWEEN ARMY OFFICERS
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much to say Of interest to officers ana me" VI ~"
,,. ,osilcs his timely suggestions concerning the
military necessities Of the country aTca"S P""
llercd I'm these DISPATCHES. The coninahp''.s 80"
oraI attaches importance 10 the hisclP''"e az" 49,
ing Of the troops. fortihcationS ana a'rd''o''' ~
reorcaniZation and Indian soldiers. Ne'a"N " Wv
discn,lrc and instruction the General says 'ha' our
,,,, -, ,,z, ,.oar the troops have been Thoroughly
,cstol AMI found to be- entirely satisfactory III an
services which they have been called upon " p
form, instruction has been somewhat '"'e''
H., the recent strikes. but the autumn an" VIM
months more especially at the southern posts Va"
ho devot,d 70 exercises Of camp and garrison pre-.
a,rlbed by the regulations. 50 that the !e'i '
mot NJ 49, without the evolutions necessary u 'ne
training OF officers and men, Steauy p''e'
being made I'm the manufacture vi 'e"
gums and mortars and in the construcuo" Vi e
,lacements for them for the most IMPORT" ~"
o,st lefences Of the country, General Schohe'd re-
800. I, has boen found in all parts of the wor"
b. s,vs that tho building Of suitable carriages l"r
heavy runs has been a serious obstacle 10 the com
rl,tion Of powerful and efficient shore "e'''' ,,
The urohlem involved In the matter Is dPPiOn0''e
satisfactory solution in this country anu - ~
l.,ed that IN a short time the United States VIII
Toe ahead Of foreign powers in TINS reApeC' INC
commanding general expresses the nope '"'' az
,....s,rv AUTHORIZATIONS TO complete the WORK 81
fortlfvinc the great seaports OF the country WIN "
mad. bv Congress. that the programme "'''""'
carried out In part may be- orouSh' u
tn ur.clud. the success OF any foreign attack Ooh-
corning the reorganization OF the "''''"''
General Schonei says:
The reorganization Of the army INTO mr. IN
talon regiments SO one usen ry ~ fnr the sea-
r".et Jsf.nc,- AS we'll ~ Increase OF the chEai!y,
are necessary and desirahle y" ns'' caveirv in
couutry cannot be- relied upon 10 tiiSl
an .u,.rp.rcv no more than field artlIier! iirIee
m. troporon of these arms should De grcltci u
that required for war services l. eesim, - com
has i.,,,1rls,rated the absolute necessity oI .p,
,rr.rd lbs railroads designed largely Ior "Vv fpi
mont service. IN the tr3nsIoia'' and brrc entitled
:, the protection Of the United states W H W.
.,tcr ,,rntcction this service may al any ,lhe W
N,.H iIl, ner,iyzsd / suggest that this Is IA,
yorac dine TOT the dispassionate consldeta'O" ~.
this subject. WIN a we" - s,rb Enforcement of
b. ,rganzatiou a. will make tn" army thi ors'iry
.noctivr for the purposes Tor Whl'h " l. '''"'"
relative to Indian soldiers General Schohell says
that their cnl s,ment has satisth' 'o''iY "''o"P
m. main object had In view IN the adoption u ''
t,, ~ making them part % the army nancy
=, demonstrate their present ana prospective '"'"'
for ,uil!tlr, purposes. The General h''F'
,s,,i, ,f thc experiments has been nat some
~ the Indian ORGANIZATIONS nave oeen ,h Tniian
and tlilt others sill bc. In se.era ,h-'s "lr IL,
t .r1y.l 10 D." thoroughly reliable wen III S.
rlpl ned and efficient soldier ana Nin ~ 'o IN
g. e-,m,tc the proportion o., ~" 49, the .oumtrv
An Inn. 90 VA or dtne"rous TO thr ear~ 10
,.,,l,. the experiment much furihtr 81. u W." ao,.
become 9iHl'f a.. - 'sr,i H.. retained and for what
ii.,i ~ tn.
\,,I elf.l.. age uIeh Interested ln -FOUR assign
/ r,.u,- that VIII shortly be made hy secretary h''
/ t.r, The places to hc filled are those OF inc super
....rl.nt OF 90, N,val a Adcmy me 'o""'""' IAN
I ~, ., N.v- York navy Yard thr communicating
.bi,f ~ H.. south Atlantic station. ana IN" super
,,,.rI...t ~ OBJ. naval Observatory. som" une dS1
Al.-il.h walker was ordered 10 duty AZ ih' Naval
A..l.ri, Recently There has been mn'' gossip
.tI.. bad. a..,rtins the detail. some ports h"N""
-, ,,,. t. has r.la,.t,I dat, a. another. owing 10
'' ,t CO.. ,i.sIr. any assignment
OBJ" I't maj %" ''' ''' ,1,,l,,i
/ vtl.. would MAKE h.m subordinate 20 N''"'' 81
I ,..., chile, az the Bureau OF Navigation. his
I Junior ln RAM inquiry - Wv - h.
'ioi's me ln''rm'"o" '''' ,a,n ,s n,I,rs "a
! o.. Na,Al Academy revoked. l. - s"'u mat ~
I ,,, ,,. .,,.rl,f.nlent ~ the naval sohoo! shall
d. lnlc. th' orders Of tn" secretary % ,n' saw
ouls. buf ttat whatever IN" r' $50" -" ''''' 80"
... ,, v.u r.D.,. Commodore Phythlan. tenn
/ l' ~ .,.t ,rro When Admiral
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Greer r,,ires in February the so's'p7 nave " INA
Admiral Walker viii request orders to duty a.
b p''l''"' "' '
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/ 49, 49,. v,1 &,,., y,rd , number of officers arr
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49,, .,i.t 20 4.,.,. i. some O. ak .i
| transferring Aimlril George Brown from the nor
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''' h., 49, ,ho Admiral do
ii"ht"I't '' '"'7 WINS '''' " 10 ,,.
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