The National tribune., 1886-11-18
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LoRD.-At Hartford Conn, Nov. g. Capt Jesse
r. Lord fatally shot himself on his wifes grave.
He was an able aud versatile journalist holding
important positions for several years. For some
time he edtOr-in-chief of the Scientific 4neri-
Gun, and has been an acknowledged authority in
mechanics throughout the country. During the
war Capt. Lord Assistant Adjutant- General Of
Connecticut, under Gov. Buckingham. and q
Captain in the LIST Conn. Cav. Gov. Buckingham
offered him the position of Major of cavalry but he
declined it. He was thoroughly broken down by
the loss Of his wife and the breaking up of his
home the present year, and in unusual fit of
detection he left his children without their knowl
edge and, seeking the grave of his wife and of his
hopes well, he committed the fatal deed. Capt.
Lord was a Mason and member Of the GAR
He had large circle of friends, as he was n gener-
ous-hearted, open-handed man. When this sud-
den fit of dependency seized him, he was eagerly
engaged in making some curious and valuable
Christmas presents for his grandchildren.
WOLF-Lieut Nathaniel ID. Wolf of the I'd Art,
died ON Friday at Chestnut Hill Philadelphia, aged
43. He was Sergeant Major OF the 18th Ny, then
Lieutenant and Aid to Gen. Ward from May TO
June, 1862, and subsequently to Gen. Granger, and
Acting Assistant Adiutant- General of the Army of
the Ohio and Cumberland filling these positions to
March, 1864. After the war he was commissioned
in the Regular Army.
Oct. ID. at LOckpOrt, N. v, aged 40. He n
member of Henry L. smith Post, No. l7S, EAR,
of IOekpOrt which attended his funeral in a body.
BROoKE.-Rodney X. Brooke died at Clintonville.
o., Oct. %. He had curvature of the spine and
suffered terribly for II years. being confined 70 his
bed aud not able TO straighten his body limbs.
He drew pension for total disability
SCHRoCK.-Dr. William RI. SehrOck died at De-
catur, Ind, Oct ~ He served la the 95th Ohio for
three years. He was nine months in AndersOnville
Prison where he contracted disease which resulted
in death after 20 years of suffering He had been
practieing physician for IS wears.
| JACKSON.-Franklin VI. jackson, Co. Is. l5sth
Ohio. died at GAINESVILLE o.. Oct % of disease con-
traeied in the army. He was buried BY the GAR.
sTELzER-Lewis stelzer, Co. II 9Th H.. died In
GAINESVILLE o., New. I.
Observation-Disclosures 8 Alexander, Cos r and
G, 2d Ind. Cav, died Oct. 20 at Cleveland, Tenn.
HESDERsoN.--At Bolivar, Pa, Nov. 9. after lin
gering illness, Comrade Ensign Henderson. aged
SIS. He was q Sergeant for three years in Co. G..
10th Pa.
ENGLAND.-Jacob England died in Knox County
H.. Nov. 8, from disease contracted while in the
service of his country He enlisted November
1851 in Co. ID. lOlst Pa and re-enlisted in 1854. He
was taken prisoner at New BeTne, N. C., and was
taken to AndeTsOnvie. and thence to Florence,
where he contracted the disease that ended his life
WLLIs.-COl Benjamin A. Willis, who WAS well
known in Grand Army circles, died i'm New York.
last week. He served Colonel Of the ll9th n. Y.
Decentralization Jones died recently az Zeua.
Polk County ore. He born July l. 1874.
i'm VermilIion County, H.; enlisted in Co. G.. I'D
Ill., July Is 1852 and was discharged June u, 1855.
He in nearly all the battles of the Army of the
Cumberland, in one of which he received wound
from which he great sufferer. and for the last
four years was nearly helpless. He kindly
cared for by his GAR. friends.
MIx.-At WscOnia Mimi, Oct. % died sud-
denly - Mix. a member of Rank Post GA. r.,
Gnadeuhutteu, rrscarawas Co, o. He enlisted in
Co. X, 9Sth Ohio in August 1852. aud served TIA
the end OF the war
MULLINIx.--At spencer Ind. Oct. %. DR. NJ. @.
AIuIlinix aged 50. He surgeon of the li9th
Ind. during its term of service. He WAS member
of the GAR. and a highly esteemed comTade and
citizen.
ScHALLERr.--Wilam Schallert, Co. G, Goth Iowa.
died Nov. at Buffalo, Iowa, aged %. He
born in Germany. He enlisted Aug 10, 1851 at
Davenport Iowa. served till July = 1855. and was
a most gallant and faithful soldier. He was q
member OF Major LightioOt Post, GAR, Depsrt-
ment of Iowa.
REIp-Naihan Reid Corporal Co. ID, t53d ~ ",
died Oct. 20 Gt JOhnstown, ". Y.
FLYNN.-At WioOniscO, Pa, Sept. 2 Patrick
Flynn, 9Th Pa. Cav. He was member ofPOst No.
%, GAR, Departments of Pennsylvania
WALKER.-R Rev. William @. Walker, formerly
Chaplain. 18th Conn. died in Andoves, Conn. Oot.
%, aged S. COmrade Walker was one OF tiose
men whom IL was always pleasure to meet -
State missionary of the Baptist Church for nSuy
years he was well known all over COnnecticut,
and was universally respected. He was meniher
of the GAR. Many of his comrades attendca rs
funeral; also a number Of his brother ministers
fEom different parts Of tho State.