The National tribune., 1888-04-12


MUSTERED OUT.
HILL-Joscph O. Elu Co. 3. s.h Ne d.rd Dss.
10 lSsI, sad 90 years. C0uarade flTi was q native
% NaSeurl1 p - IN ysaacn town be dled. and
vas laid 90 rest IN Like Ioveli Ceuesery. BE sss
I discharged from the army tn atf-r he.alre.aezz
bot tle efforts al BIS .oFIlg friends hrsashl him
t1e< 20 com EaT'ttife Aez-is Ter some y-rss but
later bis disease. culs1Cl pllou. made aim zra1t
sufferer. he was a man OF iltel senee aud abb
& ~ aad hEd hosts ol friends.
( sHEErs--Jesepb saeets Died a. Springfield. o.,
Dec >, 1857 Deceased was a alenlbsr of 20. 4 Tiss
/ 8icJ1LToy.-E5Ipr MELTON died at Lancaster.
III, Jan = re Wss $ ye-rs Old sad vas ueal-
I Der OF %, Z, ll0th UaiO-
HoR-s--IE il.iaUa b. HOBBS. Co r. I07Lh Ill died
I AZ DIX ill, Feb 3 lie was naealb=r Of he Post
Y at that place.
HoW1ED. -Conrade G. o. Howard. Co. B. Sd
Mass Cav, died st hIs home IA FsUi1eg8n, IT,,
I Feb. >, Of typhoid pneumonia Deceased was q
dentist by Protessioa, and member Ol IS aEEeln
Post No 81 The Post conferred tie honor due
good member b attending Lne funeral IN a bcsfy
/ BEADLEE.-H0mGr Bradley, Co K IUth VI. died
/ at has home ia Craitsbury VI. 81 hczrt &c.
Feb -, aged 65 years. He leaves family 81 seven
children and numerous friends He was h0aored
by al who knew hin tourade Bradley Was q
prominent member Of Ge0rge W t3Uinby Poss,
10. 70, 81 Barton, VI, and was burned under ina
4 auspices Of the Pest
( DEAE.-Joseph G. Dean died aa HeusIar Oak
recently. aged % years. ConraGe Dean was one Of
the 3Fst 20 answer his coUntEys cal for help. Hs
enlisted in Co a. Il Wis, where he served As ser
I geaui tyFo-3Ed 1-ii-4f years, when he received
injury while destroying . bridge on The e1umy's
Z TgaG, and IN consequences TGs DISCHARGED lie az
\ terward joined a battery a. second Lieutenant
\ where he served one year and nine months, max.
i ing service Vi four years and three mOhlhs- 10
4 leaves an aged widow
GLABDEE-Died at Eureka Oak recently Of a
complication Of diseases the result eli hs services
during the war, Samuel GLADDEN. Co. g, LIST Mich.
lie was buried by the g. AR Post al Roscoe, Dak.,
4 Of which he WAS a member.
/ PBIpps.-C " Phipps Co. D. Ash Mas. Bridge
4 port, Conn, died Feb =, aged Is years. he
I a member OF E1las howe POST, 70. 2
/ BIxEY--S0lomOu BIxby, Co 4, 96th III, died az
I Mineral Point, Wis. March 3, aged & years. he
was member Of George Il Leggelt Posz No. Is,
I and was buried by his comrades
STSCLAIE-On Feo. y, h @. Sinclair. Co. I I0lsk
III. while route from ashland, H. 10 Bismarck,
OAK, thrown from moving train. the state
Ct Minnesota. and instantly <ilisd Elo remains
I were found by comrades lhe had has badge on} OF
the GA r and returned 20 Ashland, he horne of
ms childhood where, Feh =. he was buried by the
members Of J. L. Douglas Post Of that place assist
I ed by comrades OF aIatt starr Posi-, No. 87S, q
KEII.ET-Jaznes Kelley, Co. H. 10th III, died at
Leaf River, HI. recently. Comra-ie Kelley not
/ a member OF the Grand Army, though has funeral
was attended By delegations from The Post. Relief
Corps and Sons Of Veterans of Leaf River.
| FTTZ5IMAOEs.-Died recently at Elmgood- III G.
/ H FItzsiuamous Co G, 9Th Ia. and Co A. IF7th
/ IL He was formerly member Ct Posi- pa, (aow
No. - bat went away some - years ago. He leaves
RooT-Samuel II. Root died at Winfield. Kan,
Jan q aged % years He enlisted IA IHIv 1852 -
private 20. -, 2ith Mas; reen listed Jan -,
loj4r aud was HouGr1oy discharged "Itl ms Fegi-
/ Ulent in January, lotsd, a. a Lieutenant.
5IHToEs--lfUn- 3 Simmons, Co r, 9th Ohio,
died at Abilene k5Ei, feo . aged . years HIS
remains were brought % Lawrence for iuterment
and he was laid to Test by the comrades Of John
Payne Post, Of which ne a member.
kElLY-Wm- II Kelly. Co l. 2sth Ohio was
killed at Jeroneville, o., Feb. .. by a gang Of
rntfians while serving warrant He leaves lfo
and two small children IN destitute circumstance
{ FOygI.EE.-Joseph 81. Fowler, Co ID, Huh r. J..
died Providence, T. J., Feb -, aged % years.
He was a member of E're5cCls Post. No. l.
HaYSEs-Col John l.. Haynes died 1t his soa's
! residence ia Laredo. Tex. April 2 AGED Go Col.
[ Haynes was one Of the best known men in Texas.
lie was strong Dhi5u man ana res 5iea secession
n Texas until that Stste seeded, 7silsu he made
his way to the Union lines and there recruited the
I LIST Tex. Cav. Of Union refugees Ike himself tie
held this commission three years. and 40 the close
of the war was given position under the Govern
mens. From 1859 to lS5z he was Collector Of Gus
! toms ~ Galveston
, / Demonstrations Desvegncs. Musician, #ih
I Ohio died az Denisou Tex, March "a He was a
\ charter member Of Lyons Post, no, 5, and was
( buried under the auspices OF siliit of1nizitl0El
/ SULLTYAN.-Disd at his home in Ferguson, 40,
Jan. a. Of pieuTisy, RatE5cS sullivan In the 49lh
] year Gf his age touiraqs SULLIVAN was a brave
and efficient soldier. serving his country faithfully.
lie enlisted on the first day Of june 1851 ia Co C.
Ilth Mo-, and was discharged NJ 81 Louis Mo, on
, the 25j OF January, 1879 He leaves wife, dauSh
CsTDrFrT.-John D. Gadzett Co F. 81 Iowa
: / Cav died at Fairfield, Iowa, March Is, aged s.
wears. lie was "A member OF George Strong Post
f no. 49, COmrade Gudgell bad been great sHffereF
for the past tyo years from rheumatism ana heart
disease but bore his pains without "a thurman. At
the time Of death he was drawing a small pension
q OF So per month. he leaves vie aud ave chill
( / dren TO mourn his loss
. PAEE-H r. Parr died at Petosksy. Mich, re-
Gently, Of paralysis aged 81 years He was a mem
= I her OF Col LON bsrd Post. No. ia
d [ SsfTTH.-GieOTge =. smith, OF Florence, Mass,
a / died april I of pneumonia He was member Of
I Co b SIst Mass. and lost his right at Port
2 T4Ddson AIav . 1853 he was a prominent Mason
. and rs representative Of the Grand Army he was
t always ready with willing heart and hands in
: ! works Of helpfulBess de was with others, in
, I charge OF the police department at New Orleans
1 under Gen. Butler in May, lS62
5 REECE-William Bcsce, Co G., ls-3td Ohio, died
< ! at Pem6ert0n, O., March 81, aged y years. he
/ died from disease contracted in the army. Hs
! leaves wife. one son and four daughters to mourn
= "a AaEEv.-Died March 20 at Clare AIieh Georgs
n Ii. Abbey, age 50, late Of Co F. 81 Mich Cav
Q SCovEL--Jamss SeoyeI died a. Upper Alton, Ill.,
/ March "a Of BrghEs disease, aged y years. lie
" served in Co. Il, SD H.. three years, and was q
z T1sr,IIer Of Alton Post no Al. Deceased was an
t industrious Iaborer drew pension, and leaves
WffrFE-Tohn s White who had three honora-
o BILE discharges,-oue Sergeant Of Co. b, l29th
, Ind another private, Co * 9Th o. > Art, and
l. the third private Co =, 2 Fa,dled at his resi-
. denee ut Pleasant Plain, o., Jan 2, aged 81 years.
He leaves widow aud three children 10 DTS
i loss. Any Of his comrades would 30 them great
8 favor by sending their address 10 Mrs > > " bite
+ TEACHOUF.-HenTy Ieachout dled FEB y as Jet
= fersOn Mich He served during the WAT in the 4th
Mich,
II st Putnam III, Feb l6, aged IS years COmrade
n Arntnons was member of Lookout Mountain Post
= No "a at the time of his death. and buried BY
| that Post with military hOHOrs-
! EDICK.-Heary EdicB. Co. y, l52d n Y died a
n CauaiOharie, n. Y, recently. he was member o.
Il Farrell Post, No. 81 .
KREEs- Rhine Krebs, Co y, 18th z. $ Inf died
Marcel. st ColunlbUs o. Of lung disease cor traetso
Is while in the army aged AZ years. CoIar5de hrsoa
IA was brave soldier aud proved his loyalty 20 the
4 old dae on many batteGelds- lie was buried BY
: l. A. Miller Post No. 592, GahannGh, o. vita mill
y taTy houors. -
IS NEwroN-Thomas Newton, Co. A, 18th ". Va.
n died AT Burnt House. ". Va, March -, aged q
- years Coulrade Newton leaves a wife and foul
children to mourn his loss. lie served his country
Is three wears and was always found At his post. IA
e was loving husband, kind father and highly
respected citizen. A large coucourse Of veteran.
4 followed ComTade Newton to his last resting place
WATsOS.-ThOmRs J. Watson. Co. Q, loan Mass.
' died at Iona Mich, March ., Of rheumatism ana
e inflammation of the lungs He was member o
y Wan. II. Borden Post, No. III.