The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-12-20
THE GRAND ARMY.
News From The DepaTtmentS---New
Posts. etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN

Ariz. Is hereby appointed as member Of the Ma
tioual Council 81 Administration from Arizona.
d. The faIlowiug-uamcd comrades having been
nominated Assistant InspectOrs-CEenerA upon
the recommendation Of ihe Department Command
ers Of the Departments 20 which they belong, are
hereby appointed assistant Inspectors General
and viii report 81 once FOR instructions TO inspector
General George S. Evans, Boston, Mass, to-wlt;
Arizona-D. +. Hart. Flagstaff.
Caif0ruia-Alichaei Murphy, san Francisco.
Coiorado-Sidney McCianathan, Denver
Connccticut-l'aiElc Wade. Jr., bridgeport.
Dakota-A. H. Burke. Fargo.
Delaware-Joseph : Booth Wilmington.
Iliinois-Fred ~. SPHINX, Chicago.
Iowa-E III Colcord. Ninion
Kansas-C. NJ. Rawlings, Lyons.
Kentucky-I =. livezey, Covington.
AIaine-kiberi L. Eickerson Portland.
NIassachusetts-B Read Males, Dorchester.
Minnesota Frederick C. Harrison, Minneapolis.
AIissuuri-C. w. Whitehead, Kansas City.
Nehraska-F. 81. shaw. Talmagc.
New Hampshire Orlando O. Burt Hillsboro
BriaEe.
New Mexico-Jotn T. Mills, SocorrO.
New Nogk-J0seph Il. Hays. Salem
Potomac-SamucI A. Lewis, Washington, D. c.
Rhode lslaud-Gidcon =. Sti.lman, East Green
Hich.
tennessee and Georgia. B. woolson, Chaita-
Nernlont-Kyflfialn G. Schroeder Burlington.
Eirgiuia-I.icllarG Bond, Fortress Monroe.
West NirgiBin--losiah Sinclair Benwood-
NiscoGsiu-Ai. HerricS, Hudson
By ils sciiou the 22d National Encampment
changed the tiric Tor closing the annual inspec-
lions from Dee aI 10 June 20 such inspections
VIII now take place IN April and Nay, 1889 and
should give the condition Of the Posts OF the sew
eral Departments mp 10 March 81 OF that year,
which covers the FIRST quarter. The Inspector
General wall issue MS instructions Tor these ln-ee-
tioas Immediately following The election Of Depart
Lnent officers for the year 1889.
Assistant Inspectors General OF Departments WHO
arc now making. or have made inspections 80 con-
formty with past orders. viii also inspect the Of
fees Of the various staff officers I'm their Depart
gneuts for The fan year ending Dec 81, ana report
she result thereof 70 the hIspec'0r-t5eneral.
The following recOm;DendatIons Of the Inspector
General were also adopted at said National En-
campmeut. AGd 20 the list of questions 10 be an
swcred the following. After No. , - i the work
properly performed by the aid 81 the lItualf " At
ter 40. IS How much money Is IN the POST
fund.- Also THAI question No. be divided so a
20 apply 10 officers and guards separately.
III The fOiowIDg-uam comrades are hereby
appointed a. Aids-de Camp on the staff OF the Com
slandeT-in-Chief, and Will be governed by the in
structioBs contained IN General Orders No. j.
CoioRdO-John \. Farquharson, Denver NJ. ].
BoGarty, Greeley; Carlos J. StoilbTand. TT. Col
Inns II. :. Adams Canyon City; Thomas ;.
Mitchell, Denver; A. :. Hail. Breckenridge; A. J.
Sampson. Denver J. X. Jeffrey, Cheyenne, Nyo.i
A. j. Cohen, Denver.
Dakota-Johu 3. Dennis Fargo.
Deawarc-ER III. Williams Newport; John An
derson Magnolia L. Pickles. Wilmington.
Forida-Charies N. Ellis, Jacksonville; Z. ".
Hiinois-W r. King. Chicago: Arthur Hecker,
SummeFlield; 7. /. Johnson, Chicago; Theodore
Ewcrt. Springfield.
Indiana-C. W. Murphy, Evansville; John F.
Childs, GTeensourg; j, b. Castle, Union City;
Orange Il. Weaver. indianapolis James T. john
ston, Rockville; George Robinson Rensselaer,;
William NJ Carr Angola; p g. AIcCannon North
Vernon; James II. Jordan. Martinsville; Garrett
=. Mairod, Indianapolis; George W. Spahr. In
dianaPolis James ~. Coulter; Frankfort 7. L.
Wyles Kokono; Alfred b. Miller, south Bend;
J. u. Henderson Terre Haute
Iowa. ii. Gillette, Mt. Vernon; J. J. Stead
man. Council Bluffs; :. G. Duuu. MuscatEc; A.
". Guthrie. Des AIoiHes; " p. Hepburn. Ciarinda;
J.. u. LaHgstaG. Dubuque; Harry b. Shaw. Nora
Springs; " o. Davis, Avoca5 A. w. Swain, Os-
kaloosa; c. q. Culver. Sioux City.
kentucEy-lt. 4. Miller. Newport: ". W. Hicks,
Cap Greek; George Gordon. Central City; c. W
l-rdman, Louisville; !. y. Russell Greenburgi A.
Clirgsulan. London.
3Iainc-Thonas F. Phinney Thomaston.
Msryland-John r King, Baltimore.
MassiCl usstts-A i5iiam Z. P0meroy, SorthamD-
ton " IL HendriciS. Springfield: Joseph Greg
Org, AaT5ieilead; George j. Clifford, New Bed
ford I. A- liail, Lynne; john ri. Badger Brook
iieidi FRANK D. Clark ware Nliber r. Lane,
Boston; Dr. George \. MUnsell, HardwicH: J. p
Is0ring, FitchbuTg; A J. Lowd. Salem; Calvin O..
lisiier- Everett T. B. StliiiuGs William Is. Daley.
Boston. samuel II Wesle, East Boston; John
= Henry Adams, Dallon; David Boyd Worcester;
George "a. smith Lawrence: Ivory r. Allen Chel-
lea; George IL. Marden. Chariestown. Rufus
svegnore. Orange; J. J.. Kiiiiau. Roxbury; James
i. iowes. HulyoSe; " +. Walton. We-tiield.
Alchlgan-N " Richardson. Caro-; William A.
Gavett T. A. Dapper Grand Rapids: George II.
Hopkins. Detroit: George VI. Buck Kalamazoo:
soAn Atkinson, Detroit Gus i. Smith, Jonesyile;
-laile t5TllIt-i Games % souueli jackson; George
f. Harris Ashland; George J. CroWell. Chelsea
D. =. AuTlheld, CuioH City; =. q. Cooper.
-fuTEgs- George A. Hart. ManlStee: b T. Heclzerf.
Howe Concord, Don J. Leallsers. Grand RAPIDS.
AInnesota-M. IL. Dixon, 81. Paul; d. Z. Bigger,
Buaiuerd.
Mizsauri-John y, Mass, St. Louis; Z B. Ham
ilton. Kansas City
Nebrasla-Janies {. Brisbin. Fort Robinson. C.
- Burmester, Omahas :. :. Story, Friend; y. 5.
Bebc0ek. Exeter; J. " BiNler. North Platte. Jos
eph West, Grand Island; C. A Sweet Creighton;
o. G. BEL. Lincoln: William Bosserman, Grafton
George ". Miller Wood River
New Hampshire h0mas CogsweU Taconia.
loren s Richardson, Concord George W Lewis
= Hot, austin James r Goodwin, Dover; Frank
j. CloRgh. Niimot
New J-rsey-s.s :. Weaver Camden: II. {. Cross
Inan il"5okenf f. A. Yard, Freehold; T. c.
til.ls, Beverly; !. /. Franklin Woodbury.: : II
SIaGi 1linaenf aaron HawkyaTd, Trenton: J. A
Rodrigo, Newark 4. VI. Mathews Orange; C. Il
Van Sewer. LambertsviIie
New Hork-Theodore Fedstein Daniel " Dow
li1G. David D. Brown, 4. n Hopper L. J.. Lennon
j. - White, Charles /. Green John w Jacobas
Alexander Thompson, T. J. Odlun James BRYAN
J. T. Hill DR. D.. T. Duffy. Hudson g. Wolfe r II
Grove, Jacob Schneider, New York CITY; VIM Hunt
Corning; L. 4. FuFuey. Flushing; H. l. joyce
Ionawall'ai Geo a Cantine Rome; T. T. CAREY
-FTacusei j. j. q Conner. Charles J.. Gautz Pbiic
y. bacSfls Alarles II. Hyatt, Albany Thomas c
Mexican, i. ~. osirander Henry CaluD VIM =
Gear Charles A. shaw, Brooklyn; John H DYER
Ai-fe1 a. seal butaioi Frederick COssum. An
burn d. A. Knapp, i3ridgeLamptOn: James G
l1aggertE- Cornwall; Frank Smith Copenhagen
81 Lehman, Utica J. Henry Craig Norwich; Geo
Long, Rochester; \. i, Richards Troy: s "
Russell Salemi Thomas Moore, Oswego.
Gregou-Wil r. Boyd Iakeviev; : 8 Train
Albany; James A. Narney The DaIles
PennsylvaHia-John n. Krauih Gettysburg
Rhode ls,auo-Beuj- il. Chilez John II PRYOR
Providence; Geo. A. Pritchsrd. Newport: Charlie
T. Hawlcy, Westerley; John T. Drinan, Provi
dcuce.
tennessee and Georgia-James F. Farrell. AT
lauta.
West virginia-Nathan Gof. Clarksbure. ". r
Curtis. West Liberty; John ". Mason Grafton
albert T. AcCowu, Point Pleasant; Thomas swim
barn. Charleston.
Nirgnia-JaIRes Cook Portsmouth: J. B. Il
Con. Hampton James Williams, Norfolk
AcrDont-S. W. Cummings. 81 Adams. = NJ
Mausur. Island Pond; C. i. Graves Reupinnfon
" IL. j. Slack Springfield A. j. Stone Mont
peeE
~. 81 the 22d National Encampment If ia
Crane Army OF the Republic held at CJolun,bus
o.. the following report Of the Committee or, Reso
buttons 90 regard 10 pension legislation was adonted
J. beS0iued. That Il j. the sense Of this Fncan,r
ment That the time has come when the soldiers "a a.
sailors 81 the war for the preservation Of The Iio
should receive tie substantial and merited recoon
hon 81 tins Government, by granting them serVic
pensions ln accordance with established 1lsaDe
And further
2 Res0iued, That this Encampment fayors II,
presentation Of bill 10 Congress which will pi,-
10 every soldier sailor and marine who served +
tie army or navy o. the United States betDee
April lo6l and July, 1863 for the period of 60 da =
or more, service pension Of S per month and I
All who served period exceeding 500 davs an add
tOual amount Of cent per day for each DAVIS ser,
ice exceeding that period
8. our committee also earnestly advocate II,
passage q biz placing the widows of Trnion 80