The National tribune., 1888-09-27
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SASDBORS.-Died in Ithaca, n. +, Aug. =, OF
consumption, Wallace III. Sandborn, 12ih y. Y.
Cav. he was worthy member Of Sydney Post.
No. H. OF Ithaca, and was buried by the same.
SHAEE.-JOhn Shank, an hOnoFed member OF
Peabody Post No. 50. Department. Of Kansas died
Sent at Peabody. lie was born in Indiana County
Pa: enlisted in Co. ID, Huh Pa. Reserves, in March,
1854; discharged July, 1855. and emigrated to
Kansas in ISL lie was buried with the hOUOTs OF
war by Peabody Post.
MCCoRauCK.-Die Sept at his home, Oak
Park Ill. in his 48Lh year, COmFade Mccormick.
He was enrolled at Chicago on the 30th Of July,
1862, Corporal OF Co Is. o5th H., 20 serve three
years and discharged On the 18th OF May, 1855.
He was buried by Phil Sheridan Post No 6I5 with
ali the hOnors due a soldier.
GARLASD.-James J. Garland died Of ROxburys
Kan, Aug p, after Illness Of only four days OF
liver disease contracted in the army. Deceased
was born in Ellsworth, Me- Oct g. 1880, and served
PERHAM.-WiIiam Perham died in Maine re-
Gently of disease contracted during service.
DYE.-SanfOrd 2. Dye departed this life near
Marietta o.. July % in the 10Th year OF his age.
He enlisted in Co =, 18TH Ohio, and was dis
charged Sept. Il 1864 He re-enLsted in Co. F. 35th
Ohio, and served until the close Of the war.
HARRIsON.-Charles Harrison died at Winston.
Mo- Aug. y, Of chronic disease contracted during
the war Deceased was First AdiHtant Of KIpat-
rick Post No GO, Department OF Missouri, and q
Mail Agent for five or six years.
PAUL.-William Paul died at the National Mill
tary Home o., Aug 80, OF dysentery. aged s. he
was a member of Co K, 18th Cal, and Veteran Post,
No. 5. and the Home Band accompanied the re-
mains To the cemetery.
CAREY-Emory Carey died Aug Is at Dalton,
Mass in the 18th year Of his age Of COusum ptiOn.
Comrade Carey served during the war In Go. /.
57th N Y, and a respected member Of Han
cock Post No. lS7, Department of Massachusetts,,
by which Post lie was buried.
MCHESRY-JOhn DgcHenry died Aug. 3, aged 60
years, at Knox County, III. ComTace John NC
Henry enlisted in the 18th III. Cav. September,
1862: served one year and was discharged. He
died natural death He was member OF Chieka-
manga Post, Department of Illinois,
RESSARD-RiehaFd g. ReHnard died Gt his resi-
dence in Bruno. KAN on July IS. in the 6lth year
Of ,f- t1fd fls yrlr
Comrade Rennard served IN the 65d Ohio. and was
n member of that company at the time Of his DEATH
ment of Kansas. by which Post he was buried with
due honors.
died on the Doth Of August at Anchorage, Ky. dc
was Captain Of Co. X 10Th KY, and served with
his command in Is hard-fouSht battles. He was
charter member Of L. IT, Rousseau Post, No. 81, OF
CIoTFHoL6.-J Newton Gotthold, the author.
actor and manager died ia PittsbuTg, Pa. Sept y,
OF Bright's disease. Mr. GotthOld served en-
listed man FOX over three years in the 42d n. Y,
and commenced his career upon the stage in this
INSTRUMENTATION. c. b Buckingham, wis
died suddenly at his home, 900 Fullerton avenue
Chicago. recently aged 81 years, was grandson o
Gen. Rufus Putnam He was born IN Springfield.
| o.. and was educated at the Ohio University and
/ West Point graduating from the latter in l829-
/ After a years experience in the Typographical
I Corps in Kentucky he was appointed Assistant
| Professor of Natural Philosophy at West Point a
year later he resigned this post to accept Profess
[
/ for three years Then going into business. he WAS
/ engaged in erecting grain elevators IN Chicago.
/ When the war broke out he was appointed AdJu-
tant-G General of Ohio, and year later was made
/ Brfgadier- General and assigned to duty IN Wash
/ inglon. He had much to do with recruiting and
with the framing Of the CONSUMPTION law IN 1885,
In that year be let the army, and until 1865 was
engaged in the elevator business IN brooklyn Co
ing back to Chicago he united with his brothers,
/ John and Ebenezer Buckingham, in building ele-
vators and in founding the Chicago Steel Works.
OF the latter he President up 10 the time Of his
/ death.
| KISG-Died Aug. 81 at his home in Sheldon, III,
I of heart disease and drOpsy, Wu. King, aged s.
years Deceased leaves six children, the youngest
Of whom Is about - years old. lie was in an In
diana regiment during the war. and was member
of L. b. Brown Post, of SheidOn which orggsnizl-
1 ton gave him the hOnors due heroic defender Of
his country.
observation-disclosures BTesnahan, 10Th Mass,
died az Manchester, y. H, Sept. s. aged 81 years.
He served two years in the late war; eight mouths
OF the time being spent in rebel prison.
CURRIER.-JOhn G. Currier. Co r. nth y H.
died Enfield Sept. 2 aged 50. from diseases coa-
racled in the army.