The National tribune., 1886-11-25
THE GRAND ARMY.
News From the Departments---New
Posts. etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.

mander-in- 4 hief and Adiutant- General by in
vitation attended an open meeting of Col. G X.
Gin Camp Sons of Veterans, az Madison, Vas.
The evening was very enjoyable one. Col.
Walters explained the objects Of the Order
and tola of It's growth and prosperity. Gen.
Fairchid and Col. Gray addressed the meeting,
giving the Young men advice, communicating
them OF their success and urging measures Tor
making their meetings profitable, instructive
and enjoyable. The Camp now consists OF 90
members aud is rapidly increasing IN numbers.
ON page 205, journal of the Goth National
Encampmcut, II Will be seen that the recon-
mendalion of C0mrade NanOsdOl for one an
nual inspection (all the Rules and Regulations
require was adopted. This is taken as the
sense of the G. A r., aud there will be but one
annual inspection in the future, covering the
3lst day of December of each year. Tins DIS
pcnso5 with the Spring inspections, and should
be made thorough and complete This InlOr-
NATION will be officially communicated 10 De-
partmont Commanders by Special Order IN the
near future.
By resolution, page 24O, journal Goth En-
campmeut ii will be seen that the Quarter
master General is permitted TO exchange the
new badges for the old ones in the possession OF
Posts or Departments.
Page 2J0. journal both Encampment:
Eesoluoo, That tins Encampment approve the
choice of the Corps mark adopted 10y the repre-
sentative If the Thirteenth Corps, and that the
Commander int Incl Toe required To puDllsn Tue
same in General Orders.
By reports for quarter ended Sept. 30, it APP
pears that Pennsylvania leads the Departments
IN numbers, with 1883 members in good stand
ing: Ohio second, with "a l5l, and New York
third with 81 l2s. Pennsylvania leads Ohio
1882, and Ohio New York p members.
A. A.-G. Thomas S. Taylor shipped on nth
inst. the silver badges for delegates from New
YORK which that delegation failed, Tor some
reason, 70 get At rhe Eucampmeut last Summer.
Past Commander Chief Robert b. Beath
passed part of the day last Saturday at Ma
tional Headquarters. His visit was made very
instructive and enjoyable Comrade Beath,
whether he accepts the appellation or not is
the oracle OF the q A II. in all matters pertain
ing TO Rules, Decisions and Laws of the Order.
GENERAL ORDERS.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC \
MADISON, WIS, Nov. III, 1886
General Orders. No. T.
/. APPOINTMENTS on the STAFF of the Commander
in-Chief are announced ns follows:
TO be Aids-de-C Camp.
Aforementioned Stone Fort Smith; II. K.
Cailfornia-ffank Miller, Sacramento; w. n.
Diamond. 2O2 Mi,rket Place, james Duane Rug
gles, Joseph kHoNlton, jr., John j. Scovie,
W. n. Gusrd, san Francisco.
Coiorado-SHmuel Nash Georgetown; Thos. Nj.
Fisher Cheyenne; ID. Homer Jennings, John q.
Connecticut lyman A. Epson, Thompsonville;
Thomas J. Gill, Hartford; John NJ. Brewer, Nor
Michi An. 81. Noble bridgeport; i. l.. Crocker.
Dakota-Edward L. welles. jamestown, c. H.
Wheeler. Graud Forks Waiter IA Carr, Nanktoni
A >. bates, Fargo; Charles A. Hasserodt Custer
City; A. A. Rowley, Aberdeen; Charles Richard
eOn, Valley City.
De.awafe--Joseph H. Glatts, Albert s. Hones,
Florida-Ioseph d. Hazard. Eustis; d. NJ Ber-
lin, Orlando o, W. Bromwll PaiatlSa.
LOuisilna-stephen NJ Eaton, w. :. Wagner,
Illinois Henry r. sandes, J. G. Everst f. A.
CallCins L. L. Wilson, Chicago Thomas j. New
sham. kdWardsville; PhOciOn Howard, Danrlle.
indiana-T n. Watson, Geo. b. Cooley, Indian
apos; a. j. Grayson, Madison, g. A. Power,
Terre Haute Nm. n. Jones, Brookville; Ben
Starr. Richmond; C. c. Schruder, Huntingburg;
Cas Reese, Fort Wayne; Q. III. Myerhoh. Evans
vile; Jasper +. Lewis South Bend
lowa-John i. Merry, Manchester; Il. Bradford,
Nelmani /. b. Raymond. hRmptoni :. =. Boone,
Marble Rock Dennis Il. DALEY Sol. Foster, Coun-
oil Blutisi &. Y. Mcclure, Green K. Is. Banister,
Van; Lot Abraham nj Pheasant Samn Baird,
Dunlap. Alonzo B. Richards, Dubuque; K. X.
BHtclnns. Dies dolnes.
Kanzas--A. /. Noorhis. Russell; B. #. Nelson,
Abilene; J. r. Carter. Columbus; Geo n. Peck.
iona. Slocum. Topeka; Thee. Miseman, Law
renoe; q. N. stration, Clay Center j. w. Feigham,
RIaine-Iisnnibl Hamlin. Bangor; saml q.
Sewell, Skowhegan Whitman Sawyer Portland;
John =. MhlcOmb, Ellsworth; Il. II. Kicker, Lew
iston; Jos. A. CLARK Caribou; NJ n. Bolster. South
Paris W z. Clayton, Bangor l. ID. Carver, Rock
land; John l.. fas-ett, Augusta; Geo IL. Board
man, Ci,lais T. !. Merrill. Pennington; Vain
wright Gushing Dover sam'l ID. Cannon, Port
land.
Massachusetts Ed T. Chapman, New Bedford /;
Allen O. Shepherd, Lynn; Dennis Linnehan, II.
Boston " u. Cross, Springfield; Chas. II. Ross,
Geo. A. j. COlgan. Boston; Justin b. Willard,
Worcester A. L. Morris Cambridgeport.
Maryland-ROben w. Scarlet, Frederick City
Il. q. Green, Baltimore.
MiohigAn-flenry > Dean, Ann Arbor; Marcus
ID. kirk, Sturgis seth nj. Hoag, Detroit G. ID.
AlurIn A IL lfu.f..v
J.. r. MuhlenbuIg, Galesburg, Samuel NJ Hamil-
ton, ADRIAN A. b. Smith, Wayne j. ID. r. Curtis
New lathrop.
MinBe-ota-John r. Rea, Minneapolis; Albert
hohefier, Nerdine Iruesdale, st. Paul; H. M. Blais-
dale Fsiunont.
Montann-IE A. Kreidler Miles City; Ella C. Wa
ters, Billings; John Monit Robert c. Wallace.
Helena.
Hebraska-J b. Davis. wahoO; Sam b. Jones
New Ilampshire-John L. Batchelder, Laconia
Hiram O. sherman, Claremont
New Jersey-William y. Sinners, Jersey City;
Charles T.. Merritt MI Holly; John A. Mestvaelt
Newark Matthew D. Austen. Trenton.
New MeNico-E. d. Savage, Ration; q. c. Bow
New Norls-W. b. stoddard, Norwich; J. C
Reuohler Rome G. L. Remok, Oneida; Geo w
Flynn, Buffalo JAS. Dolan, Matertowni N. w
Day, hleI. Butts Phillip >. Biglin. Jas. Owen
Richard l.. Salisbury, New York city; ii. w. Cald
well. Pulaski saml Paine, Elmira; Edward A
Dudley, brooklyn n. NJ Crane, HOrnellsville; w
J. Cronyer Dunkirk; l.. NJ. sherwood. Bingham
ton CbRs. a. Vessels, Nyack A. j. LOrish, Az
tica; J. = Coaster ogdensburg; Robt W. Hunt
Troy >. j. Hhrdenburgh. Little Falls; Vim. ID
Waters Tottenyiiie; Ira M Hedges Hnverstraw
Orcgon-Robt w. Hill, Salem.
Pcnnny lvanla-Geo. q. Boyce, Harrisburg; Il
III. Brady, Bradford Jos. GregsOn, John A. Weld
ersheiu, Phadelphia; A. r. Mcknight Max
Klein Allegheny; G. b. Metzgar, Wilkes Barre
jos. D.. DenuisOn, Pitsburg; Robt j. Irwin, SALTS
burg w. d Keller, Johnstown; Al. II. Beardsey
Montrose; 4. Frank Hean, Lebanon.
District Of CoiumbiA-JOhn Cameron, Fred
Bracileit, j. H. slime, Geo. II. Lemon, W. s. Chase
Washington.
qoxes-J w. Tcmby, Houston NJ. ID. Kent
Fort Worth.
Utnh-wm. NJ. Perry. Park City; c. A. Wood
Salmon City.
Normont-A w Fuller, st. Albans; n. c. Bate,
Newport j. q. Elmer, Brattleboro.
AiTginia-Peter Morton, RlohmOnd.
Washington Territory-A. y. Curry, spolzan
Fails.
West virginia-w. II. Flick. Rartinsburg; Va
B Buckley, FarkeTsbuTE
Miscuusin-Janes Cumberdge, ManitOwoc;
Cobb GAINESVILLE; William S0deu, Oregon: ID. /
WEIGH BarabOo; ID. Webster, prnire do Chief
James Coon, Merrill; Henry Haas. q. w. Carlsol
Henry q hogers Milwaukee, Aug. IlschRefer, Pa
mHrh; Jhtnch Gibson, a. j. Ward. Madison; 10
Davidson, Sparta; John ". Howard. Mafkesan:
W. fancher, Prairie du Sac A. =. Brooks Reed
burg =. III, Baxter, Lancaster; j. o. Scott Wat
paoa J.. q. Crawford Oshkosh.
H. Comrades who receive this honorable distin
bon, VIII atHll times, De prepared 10 assist the Con
mander-ln Ohici in any official affairs OF the Orde
required 81 them.
~. That commissions may be properly prepars
and safely transmitted 10 such only will ent,
upon active duty, comrades directed 10 indo1
acceptance OF otherwise Of Lliis appointment ma
report TO the Acknowledgement at National Hen,
quarters any corrections 70 be made ia name ,
address
Camp on National staff lie a miniature strap bIas
Held with eagle upon H. and buff ribbon Ia uyIis