The National tribune., 1888-07-26
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DEPEw.-George ". Depew died July Of heart
disease, IN the 10th year Of his age. He =
charter member of Phil 4IeKernan Post. No. So.
He enlisted in Co. E, llth Ind, and was soldier
GAR.
HArz-WilIiam HAITI died at his home in SIC.
Holly Springs, Pa, July 4, aged s. years In lS6l
he enlisted IN Co G. 55th Pa and served three years
He charter member Of Kennedy Post No.
$50. which Post followed his remains to the grave
In 6 body.
LEwIs-H. II. Lewis died at mis- home in Wiaas-
bag0 City, 0Iinn June =. aged y. COmrade Lewis
was member of Co D. 5th Wis. He enlisted in
June IS6l, and was discharged in Aug 1864 Hewaa
member OF Post No. 81. Department OF Miuns-
sofa
BULLocK.-Comrade ". H "A. Bullock, Co. K,
4th Mimi, a member of Mcintyre Post, No CO,
Department of Minnesota. died at Tacoma W T.
June 2. He enlisted In December. 1851, and re-ea-
listed in 1864. He discharged with his regi-
nAent IN August, 1865 He participated in All the
battles ia which his regiment was engaged, and
marched to the sea with Sherman He was one o.
the Is survivors OF Co X
acknowledgements John r. Murphy died at his
home IN Normal. III, May %, Of typhoid fever,
aged - years He was member Of Post lis,
Bloomington, Ill. His remains were escorted to
the !. @. T. r. depot at Normal by members of Posi-
146, and from there they were taken to BemenS
H., his former home, for inteFmeut. At BemenE
the corpse was taken charge Of By the AIasons TO
which order lac also belonged. After burial his grave
was decorated with flowers May 30 by the GAR
of Bement, who assisted the Masons. Comrada
Murphy leaves wife and one SON
TABLER.-Died June % at his home In Wichita
Kan, Capt. Benjamin NJ Tabler, aged "a years.
Capt. Taller served in Co G., Mounted Riaemen
under Gen. Scott IN all the principal battles of tho
Mexican war, and wss presented with reward OF
merit signed by James h. Polk. He WAS also
Captain Of Co. D. esd H.. and hen mustered out
re-enlisied in Co. F, ID III. Cav, where he
served until the close of the war. He leaves I've
children, who grown, by his first wife and Two
by his last wife, who stin survive him.
YOUNG.-Gen- Thomas NJ. Young. 18th Ohio,
died at Cincinnati, o. Friday. July ~. Gen. Young
was born Dec IA, I8i3, near Belfast Ireland com
ing to this country " bile very young. He receiyed
the Law school Of the Cincinnati College When
but Is years old he enlisted in the Regular Army,
and served during the last year Of the war with
! Mexico he served 10 years In the Regulars i've
years Of which he Orderly Sergeant OF Co. A,
/ Sd Art. which was commanded by John +. Rey-
nOlds, who RfterwaFd commanded the First and
Second Corps and was killed at Gettysburg. Gov,
Young claimed have been the first volunteer
from Hamilton Co. o.. as on the 18th Of March,
1861, some 3 days before Fort Sumter was fred
upon, he wrote to Gen Scott rendering his services
to put down the rebellion, which he foresaW u a.
coming. In August. 1901, he was commissioned as
i Captain Ia Fremonts Body-GuaTd, and served
/ with it until is dlshandmeut by Gen. Haieex In
/ January, ls62- IN August, 1852 he raised COM
pany for the 1lsth Ohio, and the first Major OF
/ that organization; being promoted to Lieutenant
t Colonel IN February, ls65. and Colonel in APRIL
/ 1864 serving as such until Sept a. 1854 when he
WAS discharged for disability. He was elected
Lieutenant Governor on the ticket with President
Hayes IN 1875, and filed the Office Of Governor
4 after Hayes became President. He elected 70
/ Congress IN 1875 and 1880. Two years ago he
/ appointed a member of the Board of Public Affairs
OF Cincinnati, which Office he held up 10 his deatn
/ ROECKER.-The funeral of j. Bernard Rocker
took place at Westchester Pa, on the afternoon Of
July - The members of Mccall Post, No 81 with
band escorted tie funeral coFtege 10 Oakland Gene
cry. The services conducted NJ the residence
by Rev. j. O. Caldwell. ID. D., pastor Of the First
/ Presbyterian Church. of which the deceased was a
| member and at the grave by Rev J. J. CTsigh. Of
4 the Episcopal Church. squad fired q salute over
/ the grave after the services.
/ FoURATT.-Col- Enos FOurRtt Chief Of Police Of
| New Brunswick. \. j., died July % at the
| residence OF his son at AIiiburn. He the uncle
! of ex-Congressman Miles Ross. and WAS born in
! PscataWay Sept. 10, 1877. He raised company
and went to the IN 1861 Captain Of Co. F. ist
/ y. j. made Major ia ls62, LieuteHant-C OiORei
in 1863 transferred to the 4th y. j. in the same
year and resigned to act in the same capacity IN
/ the 33d n. j. he was made full Colonel In
| March, 1865 and mustered out Of service In
| July of the same year He wounded three
times once at the battle OF Antietan. in the head,
and laid the battlefield until the next day. In
1864 he did courtnlGFtiaf service IN Nashville, and
| served under Sherman, lie was ia 26 battles In
1861 he was elected Assessor of the city but resign
ed 10 GO in the army. He went on the police f9roe
| II 1850, aud was made Chief IN 1855.