| Show MILITARY NOTES 11 Iruiriiiinl or die hll I II SuCh Irs Uulnril I lout J S Pirker Twcnt 1 irst In fantr left hero today for hort Dnchesno as a witness i t before the j I rnc6 1 t Martial now in bession theie I is reported re-ported that tho court will I not adjourn be fore Saturday next The Omaha herald his tlio following special from Fort Leavenworth KansiH dated lobruirv Uth Gen A Mel McCookomm Hiding the Sixth Infantry was today informed by Pamaster General Kochester that four different sets of pay accounts for December 1880 signed b y leutenant I 1 bchuman an omcer 01 ins regiment had been leceived in tho olhco at Washington and asked that steps be taken to bring him to trial tral The whereabouts of this olhcer is tin known Ho his been on sick leave for Wn months past at Hot Siirm s but bin failure to report himself at dilfeiont times is required by the regulations leads to the t impression heio that he has eo I essiII hh gone to Canada Ho has 11 nhi in the army since 187 serving as an enlisted man for fvo Years and was commissioned m I8SO Gambling is sail to ho the cause of the tumble The leave of absence trinted Captain F White has been extended six months on surgeons certificate of dis ibiht Army leaves Granted lieiitenmt Colonel Joseph b Conn I Iwent sec ond Infantr lort J Ilfllntr LJOI Colorado one month j Captain I Lafayette E I ampbell I pbol assist int quartermastei Fort leavtn w > rth twenty days Kccent news from the njish I papers tell of the recent death Enlsh tol in London of C iji ain William Gardner inventor of p lamous Gardner machine gun Captain Gardner was born in Ohio in tho Mm meo valley about 1813 and his bojbool was passed in Toledo where the outbreak of tho rebellion found him htill at school Ho enlisted at once but soon after was promoted and when pomoted Ilcl discharged tor dis ability waua captain of cavalry I a mjtun ntii |
