The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-06
IO MOVE REGULARS
Orders Issued For Getting
Away From Montauk
to HAWAII OR MANILA
Twentieth Kansas May be
Sent Other Movements.
to HAWAII Or MANILA

Washington. Sept 5.-The following Or
der has been issued in execution OF the
department determination 20 remove the
regular army troops from Montauk 70 cas-
tern and middle state posts.
| Cavairy-Tnird cavalry from Montauk
Point 20 the department of the east to be
stationed at Fort Ethan Alien. VI
Tnlrd infantry. from Montauk Point to
| the department of Dakota, TO De stationed
at Fort Smelling. MINI
Fourth infantry from oMntauk Point 70
the department of the lakes. tC BE- station
ed at Fort Sheridan. ii.
Ninth infantry, from oMntauk Point 70
the department of the east, TO be stationed
al Marison Barracks, n. Y.
Thirteenth infantry. from Montauk Point
n. Y, TO the department of the east; head
| quarters and companies A, c. g and II 10
be stationed at Fort Porter. n. 7 COM
panies D and F 10 be stationed at Fort
Columbus. n. z; and company E al Fort
! Niagara. ". Y.
Seventeenth infantry. from Montauk
Point to rhe department of the lakes, to
be stationed at Columbus Barracks. Ohio.
The Twentieth infantry. from Montauk
Point. n. Y. TO the department Of the
east. 10 be stationed at Fort LeavenWorth,
Kansas.
Twenty-hrst infantry, from Montauk
Point, n. Y, to the department OF the
east, TO be stationed at Plattsburg Bar
racks, n. Y.
TIL designations of the particular ofi-
GERS and batteries for the posts TO be gar
risoned by the artillery will be made By the
commanding generals of the departments
| in which they are to serve. except that the
| battery of the department of the lakes
will be stationed at Fort Sheridan.
Commanding generals of forts and camps
will, by concerted action, arrange for and
give such additional directions as may be
| necessary and order further details with
due regard to economy and the welfare OF
officers and men.
The transportation required by this or
der will fbe furnished by the quartermas-
ter department, and the subsistence de-
partment will take timely measures 10 pro
vide the necessary travel rations and coffee
| money.
Commanding officers Of regiments. troops
and batteries affected by this order MI
telegraph the date of departure to the COM
| manding general of the department 10
which they are assigned and will also TEL
egraph to this office the hour Of their de-
parture and arrival
TROOPS At SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Sept. 5.-The Examiner
reports Brigadier General Miller, now in
command of the troops mere. as saying
| that within a month three of the regiments
encamped a the Preside viii be on their
way to Honolulu or Manila. They are the
First Tennessee, Fifty-frst Iowa and
Twentieth Kansas. The Sixth and Sew
enth California regiments are 10 be mus
tered out. The California heavy artillery
has also asked to be mustered out and The
Eigth California win be assigned 10 gdrrt-
son duty. This will leave the three regi-
ments named available for service N Hon
olulu or Manila and the general expects
orders to send the macrosS the ocean for
active service.
Colonel Loper, of the F1fty-irst Iowa,
declares that his men are contented in the
service and that they are willing to re-
main until General Merriam gets back and
it is settled whether they are to go 10
u. II
sent away, the colonel says he is as anx-
ious as many of his men to return home.
Washington, Sept. Sit was stated at
the war department today that nothing
definite has been determined as TO the
movement Of troops now at San Francisco
to Manila, which depends upon Information
which is expected TO be received from Cen
eral Merritt as to the necessity for such
troops. Probably three regiments will be
sent to Honolulu if they do not 20 to Ma
Mia If General Merriam, on mis- return,
reports that there is good camping ground
at Honolulu, the troops will be sent there
If not needed at Manila.
CHICKAAIAUGA REMOVALS.
Chickamauga, Sept 5.-Removals from
Chickamauga are now being made rapidly.
The four Ohio batteries left for Columbus
to be mustered out this morning. The
Third Tennessee left for Admission, Ala,
this afternoon. General L. W. Colby, com
manding the Third brigade. First Division,
Third corps. departed with his staff FOR
Admission this morning. Tae Eighth New
York Will move tomorrow morning. The
First Mississ. ppi IS 10 move TO its home
state tomorrow.
The Sixth regiment. Z. s. V, which :
to be the only one LETT at Chickanauga.
VIII move camp tomorrow and better IS
tablish i:sel: for It slcns stay
Tomorrow the work Of paying The men
remaining at Chickamaug1 VIII begia-
Only about 500 are TO Pc pad ant the
paynasterz are expected 70 g. through n
two days.
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Sumner. commander of TIE deoa -f1len- @:
the Missouri. arrived here t05as from
Omaha and VII sGperintenG hs srTsas~
ments now IN progress soT the e-1,171s' T'is1-
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here tonight from camp Thomas. Il fo8r
sections. VIA The Illinois Cen--ai road. s15
proceeded at cnce % the harrsctr. u6ere
,hsy found thoroughly apcc- asea and
comfortable camp % - 1--WE the1n-
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setting chief cUa-cer-nzste- a. Fort Crook.
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