The National tribune., 1886-03-04

sistent Christian, and his deeds of kindness are
innumerable.
BRADLEy.-John j. Bradley, Co. c, 2lst Iowa,
died Feb. z, near Epworth, Iowa.
BoUTELLE.-At Milford, N. H., Dec. Is. Albert F.
Boutelle Co. F, lst n. II. III. A, aged 40. A COM
rade of Post Lull, No. IL.
MCKEE,-Near Ohiowa. Fillmore Co. Neb Feb
IS Comrade Wilson Mckee, 10Th Ohio aged 43
He had been sufferer since the war and fell sud-
denly dead in his yard. He was respected men,
Der of Hunter Post. No. 10. Department of Ne
braska which took charge of his remains and bur-
led them with the rites of the Order.
THoMPsON.-ComradeG G.. W. Thompson Captain,
Co. D. Sd Wis. died at Crestline, o., Feb To- aged
50. He had long been a constant sufferer from a
wound in the head by piece of a shell received at
the battle of Winchester. Va.
CHADBoURNE.-Maj. Paul Chadbourne died JAN
at Portland, Me, aged 81. He was a soldier of
brilliant record, serving through the entire war
with that gallant regiment, the lst Me- Cav. rising
from First Lieutenant to Major. His army associ-
ates speak of him as q brave and heroic soldier in
action, absolutely fearless. and as having conSpicu
ously distinguished himself upon many hard
fought field. He was twice wounded in action-at
Five Forks, in March, 1867 receiving bullet
through the lung, from the effects of which he
never recovered.
BULLocK-Comrade Calvin B. Bullock died at
Cambria Iowa, Dec. 81 from disease contracted in
the army, aged 62. lie enlisted in September, 1851
in Co r. 57th ILL.,, and was discharged for disability
in July 1862.
JoRDaS.-Robert Elliott Jordan died at Bidde-
ford Me-, Feb. H. aged 7S. He enlisted in the 18th
Me. in January, 1862, and was a faithful soldier.
BEDE.-Died in Washington, d. c., Feb. 1s. sud
denly, James w. Bede. He enlisted in 1862 at
Eiyria, o., in Capt. Edward Spears 18th ohio bat
terry, then in the field route from Shiloh and
Corinth to Memphis. He on duty with the
battery, attached to the Fourth Division Seven
teenth Corps, at the capture of Vicksburg and in
all the engagements of Gen Grants army in Missis-
sppi and Louisi9na, and under Gen. Sherman
through the Atlanta campaign and the march to
the sea. He was good soldier in every sense of
the word, being promoted to Corporal, Sergeant
and First Sergeant on his merit.
ARCHEE.-R. III. Archer, veteran of the war;
died recently in Columbus. o.
WuSoN.-Col. Thomas j. Wilson, a we'll known
journalist of Baltimore and Secretary of State of
Maryland during the administration of Gov. Hicks
died suddenly on Sunday last aged So. He served
as a Paymaster during the war.
BLIss-Near Madison, Oak, Feb 19. Albert Bliss
Co. L. 10Th Wis, aged Al years. comrade of Gen.
Shields Post. No. %.
EvANS.-In Hutchinson, Kan, Feb. 10, Mark NJ
Evans, late Captain, Co. /. 56th Ill.
ROBINsoN.-John Robinson, of Tyre, Mich, be-
came violently insane Feb from mental worry
the delay of his pension for which he had long
been an applicant. He totally helpless, SIS he
had lost the sight of both eyes while in the army.
His insanity caused heavy paralytc stroke, from
the effects of which he died soon afterward.
HUDEK.-Prokop Hudek, wel-known Bohe-
milan citizen of Chicago, died suddenly few days
ago. He served in the late war as a member of
the 9th Ill.