The National tribune., 1884-04-10
INDIANA.

General Order, No. 4, issued at indianapolis,
Ind, on the 1st inst, by order of Edward Near,
Department Commander-Ben ID. House, As
sistant Adjutant- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the follow
ing list of assistant inspectors
First District-James c. yeatca Post No. 122,
Roekport; w. III. Keller, Post No q, Evansville.
Second Distrct-R. i. HawIey, Post No ~ Wash
ington; w. V. Lewis Post No. Is. Vincennes.
Third District. w Thomson. Post No. s6, Jetier-
sonviie; Jno. A. GoodaIe Post No 20, Seymour
6reensbnrg; Val Koehler, Post No. SO. Lawrence
burg. Fifth District. l. Fee. Post No. IL, Green
castle; Isom Griffin Post No. l2, Columbus. Sixth
Distributions w. Bennett. Post No. 80, Rich-
mond U. ID. Cole, Post 40. 81. Rushyille. Seventh
District--Jas. j. Pugh Post No. 2G9, indianapolis
Eighth Dstrict-Geo W. Miller Post No. l. Terre
Haute; Sam G. Fisher Post No. G.. Williamsport.
Ninth. District-F. A. Hawkins, Post No I3}, Mo-
biesville j. B. Shaw, Post No 3, Lafayette. Tenth
District. n. Hughes, Post No. H. Winanae; w.
f. Brown. Post No. 1o6, Valparaiso. Eleventh
DistrictD. G. Anderson, Post No I37, Huntingdon;
Nm. III. HiHborn, Post No. % Marion. Twelfth
District-Roberl Johnson Post No $50, Angola;
James G. Woodwork, Post No. I'll Fort Wayne.
Thirteenth District-C. F. Mosier, Post No III,
Bristol; Geo. c. Dorland, Post Nog147, La Porte.
18th 0. v. T." Goshen, Ind, writes us as
follows: Randall Post, No 800 of A1illeisburS.
Eikhart county. Ind, was organized on the
evening of April ?, by Harry N. Dean, P. c. of
Howell Post, No. 80. of Goshen assisted by
Comrades c. F. Mosier. s. v. G. of Catchart Post,
OF Bristol; Ed Foster, @. NJ. of o. d. NJ. Fos-
ter Post, Middleburg. and sixteen of the officers
and comrades of Howell Post. The boys had a
jolly time, and Were right royalty entertained.
the foilowing-named corraties were elected
officers for the remainder of the term, and were
politically installed by Ccmrade Dean Com
mander, f. NJ. Hibhard; s. Y. c., George Nut
schiller; j. Y. c., Con. Smith; o. D., John Wild
ner; o. G., James Pritchard; Chaplain, John
d. Myers; Surgeon, j. w. Jennings; @. b.,
William b. Donaldson; Adjt, Frank NJ. Myers.
Comrade A. N. Leland, Etna Green, Ind,
writes US that Stephen Hamlin Post, No 176,
of that place, though it has only been organized
SIX months, has membership of iifty-two, and
that on the 26th ult. resolutions were adopted
byit protesting against the action of Congress
in regard to the Fitz-John Porter bill. Com
rade Leland also sends US d roster of the Post,
as follows: Commander, d. w. Hamliu; S. V.
c., j. f. Andrews; ]. V. c., S. r. Hamlin
Adjt, III. w. Graham; o. d., w. E. Baker; @.
g., Thomas Copelan; Surgeon, III. NJ. Swagart;
Chaplain, - Gillian.
Comrade J. S. Robertson, Newburgh, Ind,
writes US that P. S. Warrick Post, No. 262,
which was organized in Newburgh last Deem
Der, has increased largely in membership, and
sends US list of its officers, as follows: Com
mander, John S. Robertson; S. V. c., J. w.
Butler; j. v c., d. F. Williams; @. NJ, Sam
1el Williams: surgeon, y. II. lliman; CHAP
lain, James Mathews; Adj't, E. B. Burnes.
From Comrade ]. A. Eichar, Warsaw, Ind,
we have the following list of officers of Kosei-
usko Post No ia, of that place: Commander,
j. n Runyan; s. Y. G., r. NJ Hickman; ]. V.
c., Charles Curry; Adj't, +. E. Olney; @. NJ,
John A. Eichar; Chaplain, f. Mord; O. D.,
James Thomas; 0. c., James Buffers; @. NJ. s.,
T. K. Goble; S. n, A. McCarter.
A correspondent at Richand, Ind, writes MS
that Robert Num- Post, No. 215, of that place
has adopted resolutions demanding the equali-
cation of bounties and that the difference be-
tween the deprecated currency in which tile
soldiers were paid while in the field and gold
be made good to them.