The National tribune., 1888-12-13
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NICCANE.-George W. BIeCann, Co. E 5Ist H.,
died ut Ottervie Oct -, aged CT years. The
of his death was chronic disorder Of the stomach
and malaFla- lie had never been well since his
discharge from the service He enlisted at Carol
ton, III Feb T. 1862; re-eulisted veteran FEB.
~, 1864, and mustered out Of the service sept.
s 1865, at Nashville, Tenn He was admitted to
the Illinois Soldiers and sailors Home last June.
and absent on furlOUgh at Death Comrade
Mccain was 81 consistent member Of the Baptist
Church from boyhOod and was al = sys regarded as
an honest aud upright man. lie leaves q WIFE aud
SIX children, ali grown.
WYGARF.-George ID. SUygaFt, Of s.. Joseph
County Ind. died Nov. II. nes,E South Bend, aged
As years. tie member Of Co. ID, IQth Ohio
Cav. aud eOmrado IN good standing OF A bIau A.
Williams Post, No. l97, Department Of Indiana.
BIssELI--3laj. Lyman Bisseli, O. > A. retired.
died al New Haven. Conn, Nov. %. of fatty de-
generation fine heart, in the 10th year Of his age.
he was IN Libby Prison twice as a PRISONER
BIACGOSIGLE.-Iohu T. 0lacgonigie. United States
Collector of Internal Revenue, died az hls hoeae IN
Lancaster, Pa Nov. 49, OF paTti ySis, aged - ears
COmrade MacsoniZ!e WAS born Ia Lancaster, and
was OF Bernard AncgOugle- Daring the
war he served in Co. f. Of the Lancaster FemeibIes
was Quartermaster Of the I21d Pa, and later went
out with the troops TO repel the rebel Invasion lie
served Alderman OF che old Southeast Ward,
Lancaster; was member Of the Common Coun-
ell Tor several terms, and was elected SHAY GA t'5
Democratic ticket ia llT, and served SIX years and
six months. and IN 1850 was appointed Collector.
His wife survives him.
BKNEDICT.-E Foster Benedict aged 81, died as
home near Blue Rapids. Kan, Nov. is, Uf cOusunp
ton Comrade Benedict was born in Addison
County, Vt. and enlisted ia Co. G, Il2ta H..
private, and was discharged thereirOm a. the close
OF the war AS First Sergeant of hIs company. he
was an honOrcd member of Robert Hale Post. and
was QuaTteTmasger Of the Post when taken sick,
The funeral was conducted by Robert Hale Post,
and the impressive services were attended by =
large company OF his sympathizing friends and
neighbors.
FLETCHEn-Johu G. Fletcher, Co. ]. 4lst III,
died at his home in Christian County, Ill. Oct rs,
aged IS years He served four years ia the flst
H., and was well known throughout t6e Army Of
the Tennessee g, especially IN the FIRST Brigade
Fourth Division, Seventeenth Corps. He was the
mail carrier. and one Of the iOlllest old men
that ever wore the blue just before be died-only
a few days-he Joined the GAR Post at Blue
Mound, Ill, and was by them laid 20 res. ~ The
Stafford Cemetery, nenrt his old home.
RICHTER.-Edward Richter Co. II. 9Th Conn.,,
died at Wayland, Neb., recently. He was q mem
Der of b +. Stephenson Posi- No. i8}. and bur-
led under the auspices Of that organization
RYDEE--COl. Oscar ;. Ryder died IA New York
city recently aged 81 years. His military career
/ extends period Of n years Entering the
an n. Y private, ne rose point by point, I'M
til the breaking out of the civil war ne was ap-
pointed Lieutenant On the close Of the war he was
/ gazetted Captain. AiteFwaTd he was elected Col
ouel Of the 9th y. Y and 10 years atter retired
He had been married = years, and leaves widow
| and two children
/ BRAMAN-Col. J. d. Braman, President Ofthe BOs-
I Ton Water Power Co. died at his home Ia Boston
recently from apopexy, aged 68 years. During the
/ war he was one of the most valuable Of men a. q
member of the staff of Gov. Andrew. The Govern
or appointed him to the responsible Office Of Pay
master without bonds which gave hiin the title Of
Colonel He tishursed ali the funds To our troops
during the conflict, and his accounts balanced 1t
/ the end of the strife to cent.
/ Naturalization Mcdonald Co. G, Sd Mich.
/ Cav. died Oct. u at Brockway Center. Mich, OF
heart disease. aged g. years. lie leaves awife and
I five children.