Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 10, 1887, Page 5

OUR ARMY RETIREMENTS, A Oontinnati General m of the Lis* Compiled by Brisbin for the Bees FROM 1896 TO 1000 INCLUSIVE Interesting Information — Dates on Which Each Officer of All Arms of the Service and the Staff Will be Retired. Forr To the ¥ ment list y has been gre of getung nn BER ymised the Ber tly delayed by the difficnlty mes and correct dates. The tisk is much more than 1 by at the beginning and I am fre that if 1 had it to do over a not undertake 1t. The list by ¥ s down to 1907 The r e to say gain 1 would is now done and I gladly send the first batch of five years from 1805 to | 1007, It is neces: tirements for 180 ¥y to repub)| j as the previous list published was so favlty and so many names were omitted that it cannot re- lied upon as correct A great many officers and citizens have ten here 1o know how they could ob. the full list of retirements. In reply | say it can only be obtained from lumnes of the BEE, as well as much other important military matter. The st way would be to subscribe for the weckly or daily BEE in which it appears, The BEE is the only paver in the United States in which the full retirements of the army will be published. Cut out the columns, paste them in asmall black book and you will have as nice and dur- whlet ag you want, and which “nl prol sty intil your time comes when'th, jsequent proe will not interest you any more, The following retirements ta the army between January 1st, h- ember 31st, 1900 Captain Clayton llale, Sixteen inf: Janaury 7th, 180, i i First” Lieutenant Charles Sellmer, artillery, | v 20, 1500 Major Charles M. Terrel February 24, 1806, Lieuténant Colonel Orlando M. Poe, en- T department, March 7, 154 Penrose, the re- , pay department, gi antry, March 10, 1 Major John B. Keefer, Aprif 10, 1896, Major' Henry B. Reese, pay if 11, 18 Gerald Russell, utenant Christopher W. Harrold, Third artillery, May 17, 1856, or Davia 8. Gordon, pay department, department, Third cavalry, cond cavalry, angerfield Parker, Ninth Infantry, lio, infantry, ity C. \\nml adjutant general's May 26, 15, Captain James U Second May 20, 1506, Lieutenant Colonel Henry W. Closson, Fifth artillery, June 6. 1506, romas Wilson, subsistence depart- une 10, 1506, in Richard G. Shaw, First artillery, Captain Willlam Conway, Twenty-second infantry, J . Pierce, First Infantry, Major John M. partment, July Major Edward 1 ily 14, 1808, ain John M. L July 22, 1805 Chaplain” E. W, Barrineer, subsistence de- E p'qu\i;nR. Seventh cav- Norvell, Twelfth in- Bradey, Lieutenant quartermaster rtment, J . Robiuson,” enant Colon He M. Laz Twenty-third infantry, September 8, 159, or Willlam B. Huxhes, quartermasier's tment, October 15, 1506, F. Bernard, lle, j : zhith cavalry, October 14, 1506, M hard Loder, Third artillery Octo- Jiettenant Colonel Thomas M. Vincent, itant general’s department, Novewber 15, ptain Willlam_W. v, November 15, 15¢ tain Jacob F. Muuson, Sisth infantry, ovember 17, 1596, Major James F. ogers, Ninth in- ndlett, Ninth cavalry, General David G. Swaln neral’s department, Decen P. Canby, pay department, n, subsistence de- partment, Major n.n.r D. G , Fourth cavalry,Feb- 1y 2, Captain Magch b, 1577, Captain Jolin W. Bean, March 5, 189 ;unn George A, Drew, h Twelfth infantry, ifteenth infantry, Third caval Fourth infantry, neral Thomas H. Ruger, United . April 2, 1597, : Licutenant Luther S, Ames, Second April 22, 1 jor Van Buren Hubbard, medical de- ent, May 1, 1807, A r Charles T. Alexander, medical de- partment, May 8, 1897, Colonel Frank Wheaton, Second infantry, May 8, 187, ain Henry Romeyn, Fifth infantry, June 1, 1807, Captain Lewis C, Fors department, June 11, 1% Captain William J, L; fantry, June 27, 1897, Licutenant (70]0115! William P. engineer's department, July 1, 187, Lieutenant Colonel FEdwin l‘ wnth infantry, aptain Otis W. Pollock, Twenty-third in- fantry, Auzust 7, 1897, Captain Frauels E. August 5, Lieuten Colonel Twenty-second intan Lieutenant Colonel Geo 1, Ruggles, adju- tant gene depurtment, dSeptember 11, th, quartermaster’s ter, Nineteenth in- Cralzhill, Ca , Nineteenth infan- Me: went, Septewber 21, 18: Licutenant Colonel Richard F. O'Beirne, Fitteenth infantry, October 25, 1557, Major Thot Sullivan, subsistence de- ent, November 14, 1507, Mujor William E. Waters, medieal depart- ment, November 15, 159 Captain Sawuel McKeever, Second try. November 10, 15 Mujor William' F. Drum, tantry, November 16, 1597, Captain Jawes Jackson, Novewber 21, 1597, Cajitain Clirence infantry, December 2. 1807, Captain Alfred Morton, January 16, 158 Cuptain Alfred Morton, ry 16, 185, Mason depart- Infan- Fourteenth in- First cavalry, Bennett, Seventeenth Ninth infantry, Nimth infautry, rter, @Fifth infantry. 5, 1808, { Lieutenant Sidney E. ( , February 1, 1sis, orge I 'Weeks, i Feuraary 1595, ward W, W ¥, February 13, 154 st Lieutenant (Geors rd artillery, February 2 Mujor John Brooke, wodac artment, ary 22, 1508, o George M. 13 b in: ruary Breek , subsistence depart- lark, Second riermaster’s ‘Tuurston, Sau e February 15, jor Joseph ¢ ¥, medical depart: ient, Febtuary 23, 15 ned for _Oavtain Samnel Munson, Ninth infantry, ebruary ‘27, 1568 iténant Colonel John K. Mizner, 7, March 2, 1998, eutenant John S, teenty, ntry, March 2 1Aents it Colo Horace fantry, March 81, 1878 Maor David L. Hu 1shop, Thir- Jewett, in- ntington, medical de- T | partm: Cap 1 M rd artillery May Jul or Eli McClellas mel temt iel G, Caldwell, mber 12, 1805, milton 8. Hawkins, 1568, m H. Boyle nber 15, 1505, Colone] ¥ fantry, [ am . W nt, December 21 Lieutenant ntry, . medical depart Tenth infan Twe nty-first miantry, Ma, ment Janu or Thadd Lieutenant C 1 Twenty-tifth intantr Major ment, Ma Wi depart- Eleventh infantry, Bambridge, Third artil- Fifth lery l\ iss, Twenty-fourth Price, Fifth cav John J, O'Brien, F _ Captain_Ci) infantr; [ June Wheaton, Twenty-third Jeutenant ordnance d¢ Cay 2 Ma > 18 jor Asa B. Carey, pay department, July or Alexander Sharp, ), 18899 Captain Co !(1)u~ second infant Cuptain George F. fantry, August 4, 1860, Captain Williain & Parnell, First August 1, 18w, Major Edwin V. Fifth Aungnst 16, 1 Major Augustus master’s di rtment, A Major George G, Huntt, F tember 1, 1509, Licatenant Colonel First infantry pay department, Sumner, tenant Cc nth infantry, October 1 onel William™ R. Shafte October 16, 150 2 arner, Third artil} First TS, October 16, 13 ], quartermas- s department, Octc . ain William Gerlach, vember 15, 1 Captain David R. Burnham, fantry, November 20, 154, ! Gregory Barret, jr. rd infantry, Fifteentt in- Tenth in- ain 1I:T'l.m:u«\ inth infantry, Colonel David C. rtment, Decemb De- cember Lieu gineer's dey n Hu Honston, en- 140 infaotry, st Lieutenant John W. Summerhayes, ghth infantry, January 6, 1000, First Lieutenant John Murphy, Fourteenth intantry, January S, 160 Captain Henry W uary 9, 1900. Town, medical de ment, Jannary 11, 1900, Lieutenant homas M Ninth in v ry 21, Licutenant Colonel cavalry, January 2 Captain Edwin M fantry, January 20, 1000. g Major Henry K. Tiiton, medical depsrt- ment, February 1, 1900, aptain George E. tlead, Third Wedemeyer, , 19000, in- infantry, Major K(vrper, medical ment, Fe . Lieuten: " Colonel Robert H. OflL Seventeenth infautry, February 25, 1000, Lieutenant Colonel James M. Whittemore, ordnance departinent, March 5, 1900, First Lieutenant James H. Baldwin, Eighteenth infantry, March 18, 1000, Major Passmore Middleton, medical de- 1900, . Candee, pay department, depart- haddens S. Kirtland, Seventh infantry, April 6, 1000, Captain Gilbert S. Carpenter, Fourteenth infantry, April 17, 1900, Major nmrlu . Alden, medical depart- ment, Apri o Major m)ullT Frauk, First artillery, May 6, 1900, ' Lieutenant Colonel Walter McFarland, gineer department, May 26, 1900, FEolomel W esley Merritt, Fifih cavalry, June 16, 1900, First Lieutenant Frederick Fuger, Fourth artillery, June 15, 1900, Major' Henry Clayton, pay department, July 5, 1900, Major Harvey E. Brown, medical depart- ment, July 9, 1600, Major Edward B. Williston, Third artillery, July 15, 1000, Lieutenant Colonel, Melville A. Cochrane, Fifth infantry, July 15, 1600, Captain Jotin'N. Coe, Twentleth infantry, July 21, 190 Major Abram C. Wildrick, Fifth artillery, August 57 1900, Captain Charles Hobart, August 6, 1900, Major James G, C. Lee. quartermaster’s de- partment, August 12, 1900, ptain Edward L. Randall Fitth infantry, August 13, 1900, _Major Third infantry, Carlton, Thizd cavalry, geby, Third infantry, Captain William H. Clapp, Sixteenth fantry, September 7, 1900, Captain Samuel MeConibe, Fourteenth in- fantry, September 8, 100, Captain William T. Hartz, fautry, September 9, 1900, Captain William M. fantry, September 13, 1990, Cap! Wilham Mills, Second infantry, Se pwnm-x 19, 1000, 4 or Jawes }’, Martin, adjutant general's u;mxum nt, September 27, 140K, Captain Max Wessendorft, First cavalry, September 25, 1900 irst_Lieutenaut John C. ond artillery, October 1, 1900, ¢ R. Brinkerhoff, Fifteenth 1 9. 1), Major John 8. Polang, Ei October 14, 1000, First Lieutenant Julius E. Quenten, Four- teenth infantry, October 14, 1900, First Lieutenant llll!’nl'(‘ B. Sarson, Second infuntry, October 16, s Captain Melville O, “Wilkison, Tuird in- fantry, November 14, 1400, Captain Thomus Sharp, Seventeenth in- tantry, December 6. 1900 Captain Lyster M. O'tinen, Seventeenth infautry, Decewber 7, 100, Captain August H, Bainbridze, Fourteenth niry, December 7, 1. Captain Frank W. Hess, Thnird artillery, Decewber 15, 1900. Major Frank T Benvett, Second cavalry, Deceinber 10 Captain Ferdivaud E. De Courcey, Thir- teenty infaniry, Deceluber 24, 1000, in- Fifteenth in- Wherry, Sisth in- Scautling, See- infant shteenth infantry, Cantarm Washingtor 8. Sanborn, "l"wrnlyo fth infantey, Decem| Cantain Welliam_ ¥ faptry, Decenider 25 Major Joseph P. Wri.ht, medical depatt- | ment, Dy Captain Chandler P. Eak December 3, 1000, in Wil C. December tetirements from 1600 to 1003 wiil lisbed in the BER next week. JAME - THE PEOPLE TO THE FRONT, A Day of Justice and T Will foon Dawn Prew Crerk, Feb. 8. —[To the E Rowall be pul- S. Brisnix, cousnese | of the Bre | Fabl a moral. The | downin, | ma | end in- | | tue pla; —There is a fabled tradit th s ghost wounld not down Te a fruit ful Ta hen the staternent 1s made A jorate | has 1 shown eve i move towa: people’s many ds. Like many o quest nant with fe gardeworld b the great q soived. It unfruitful W com- ns preg the lag- righted vill present hoar be painful, and perhaps daily recite the gre 1 ruggling produc ¢ finally on of the were to Vit b who e1 Tory owir beyond the g heir own ung from most un- newspapers eir unholy r the robbery is completed used to bear falsc witness in saving that e perpetrators are honest and respecta- ble, and wit s and many words, labelithe age a “Pablic Ben efit Smooth men who: €St nor snere stone and wlnm 1 chapter of prominent in the They all bauchery road or other t the time is comir at 1d. The train to corn of righteousness and justic made up. It will soon be Tt will stop at every station be 1ssued to the tale-beare But all honest n ride, and ride | ye dauntless and fe hing wi schemes they are and mgued scoundre ited an hon' , Whose hearts cen one long | bet shonor, politics of our count ain the curs being thunder N men, free less rich or poo Then, oh brit and look out The “‘demagog ic sturdy, strong and powerful. His num- ber: His following respectable. Armed with those wes which s rnal—truth, ert ¥ ar listed to The mask of the hypoerit tics has been torn off ing the scales ha of those solor Thereis a wilder with politicul bushwhac With ne and de He is | in poii ure of wonde v will hiss o on and the ple on firix saw the war is uj 1 Lincoln smd that itself could not must be all tion was rela When the house divided stand—that ve or all f ively the ie proposition sents house_divided agamst itself cannot | nd. This country cannot exist p e, It must be I Itis a mighty momentous question. _They have again | shot into our homes. Now, us tal ly ‘round the L sure there is a in viet will crown our sten not to the railro : and smooth low who in every county seat—he sold his influence for a p G »ar to the “‘prominent politician, comes and tells you how to vote Yon know your own busine itself, all | or talk Heed cl rid- the subsidized e of whic ing on a pass and bei 1 righ and would seck to de he owes his misers ed out party respected and , but who by ed ont, and who clothes—watching and waitiug some candidate ng Known 1 as sold his soul | ive those to whom | Avoid | who was | once i wears his ol to ble The railroad’s nomine is his man—for from him he gets hi money. Keev away from him, for he is without bonor. Like Essuof old, he simply sold s birth-right for a mess of pottage. Avoid, also, the man who yells for party, and in s0 doing denounces principle. He expects to run for office in # year or iwo, and at the sacrifice of his own and his friends interests he is blind to everything but spoils. Look at your voting on & business proposition. | Believe only the newspapers whose past | history shows them to be sincere and honest intheir utterances. An interested politician, like & salesman, will tell you his goods are the best. “Know Thyself” is a good motto Learn thy ways might be another. Hav the manhood and candor to say you are oppressed, your family is opuressed, your neighbors are oppressed aud the country around you is going to ruin, *I must buckle on the armor and fight to my home.” very chattel mortgage on the cow the horse, the machinery or the crop is u | reminder that you have been robbed by | the railroads. “To give up two bushels of corn to slup one is :1 suicidal undertak- ing. It puts a plaster on your posses- | sions. It blights ambition Makes you ragged and hung: Mukes a slave of yourself and your family. 1t has all the | attendant evils of intemperauce There is no appetite to overcome. No shume or disgrace attached. It is simply to rise | up in ‘Fighteous wrath and say: I nave been robbed for years, but it must here Then get out on election day long ways ahead yet—and c: a ball for some honest Diab who cannot be ca joled, flattered or hoodwinked; 8 man | who will vote against this legalized high- | way robbery. A legislature composed of such men would work wonders even more marvelous than miracles. And it can be easily cone have prescribed the treatment early and long in ad So Mr. Editor, keep the Bee bu —to the ears of honest men there meiody in its hum “JUSTICE. e THE BAPTIST UNIVERSITY, | | | | The Question of Location Consid —No Conclusion Reached. A meeting of the Baptist Educa society of Nebraska met at the parsonage in Lincoln, February : dent L. D. Holmes, of Omab. chair. After some preliminar, such as reading minutes una reports, &n opportunity was the representatives of the different towns | in the state to present their bids for the proposed Bapust church. Nebraska Caty lfir:l responded, offering, through Rev. | grand | vie | in November, | vember 80, It isnow near | ; J. M. Whitehead, erty and $10,090, on U that the schiool by rmm-d th fora Baptist ey on the liv tween Jvebraska and Missouti, and near low Id extend our surrounding ded in brief lark, J. 8 Tl “ there cor e be- difficulty in | for a | Omaha l obta v D ptiste of the ll“|~ claimed bave no weil endowed order f Denis wou n of | Omata gra J west o d b know how the seven or thousand of Nebraska, with all their expenses and burdens of a new cot the going fo raist Gr nv{ Isls me 1 by thr sing 1o o the e Tesp enter i denom na 1‘<"' th Island T'hey s money, provided the $50,000 within two ye were considered were very highly appre But us we had not ye s of 1 man to ac cial secretary, and were not in a position to prosccute with suflicient vigor the work that would devolve on the board, 1t was thought best to defer final on in Joc I the next meet- i K in May This educational question is enlarging all the ti »ws <0 rapidly that the members of the board searcely Know how to take hold of it r first meeting s, §10,000 was n. No- { on the t the s denom rs at the £50,000 was offer condition of locating th r last meeting, Febru s offered unconditionally re all glad to see the way openin hifested by the ent towns ng for the sch we are aware that the wce of any of these offers involy ( responsibil the takin never to be d, At we and differ- ympe 01, o down ion bas been grow in o At our first meeting an acudemy or ser nary was contemplated some of us At the second we 1 our minds on a At the thi rand university loomed up in the mir ny seems to be a dis on on the ke Jocating of There is bt juestion will be d ting. There wil enty of time compet to work up r propos 'm that th and taken hold of part of nnected casily underst od rwan, Julius About twenty years ago I discovered o Mittle sare on my cheek, and the doctors pronounced it cancer. 1 bave tried & pumber of physicians, but withiout recelving any permanent benefit. Among the number wero one or two specialists, Tho medicine they applied was like fire to the sare, caustng intense pain, 1sew o statement 1n the popers telling what 5. 8. 8. had done for 1 procured some nt e 1 iad used the second bottle the could notice that bealing up. My general he for two or threo Tears—Thad o ha and spit blood contipually, I bad Poin 4o my breast. Afier taking #¥ bottiee of 8.5.5, my cough left me.and than I had been for peveral years. My cancer bas bealed over gl bus a sl pot &b ¥ cancer was had Leen bad ing eough & sovere Igrew stouter the and wly, | itution of | em in such | size of & Lalf dime, and it ip Faph ing. oW giveS. 5. 1 would advise every S.afalrt Mes. NANCY J. X Asbie Gruve, TEpecanoe ¢ Feb, 16, 1856 Swift's Bpecific is entinely vegetalde, seems to cure can: t1he tmy Fities from the i Trestise SKin Discises mailed free. 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