The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-02-02
WHERE THEY ARE NOW.
The Distinguished Soldiers of the War and
How they Pass Their Peaceful Days..

How they Pass Their Peacefui Days.
Gen. T. j. Wood lives at Dayton. o.
Gen. James A. Wilson lives in
Gen. Alfred Pleasonton lives in Phila-
delphia.
Gen. H. j. Hunt is in the service at
Washington.
Gen. Don Carlos Buell. is pension
agent at Louisville.
Gen. John &. Parke is superintend-
ent of West Point.
Gen. N. P. Banks is United States
marshal. Boston.
Gen. John Pope was retired last year
as major-general.
Gen. Alexander S. Webb is president
of the City college.
Gen. d. NJ Gregg. the cavalryman,
is in the regular service.
Gen. Charles H. Devens is judge OF
Superior court at Boston.
Gen. Lew Wallace lives at Indian
apolis and is writing books.
Gen. w. w. Averell, the cavalry
leader, is at home in Bath, n. Y.
Gen. Daniel Butterfield resides in
New York and is capitalist.
Gen. w. F. Smith lives in New York
and is celebrated engineer.
Gen. Horatio G. Wright is on the re-
tired list and lives in Washington.
Gen. John C. Robinson is on the
| retired list and lives at Binghamton.
Gen. Joseph b. Carr engineers
a chain cable mandatory at Troy,
n. Y.
i Gen. Wesley Merritt. also "A gallant
cavalry general is in the regular SER
| vice.
Gen. John F. Hartranft. ex-governor
| of PENNSYLVANIA. lives at Philadelphia.
Gen. William B. Franklin is presi-
dent of manufacturing company at
Hartford.
Gen. A. V. Kautz. the cavalryman.
is in Nebraska colonel of the Sth
infantry.
Gen. John c. Fremont is president
of a mining company, with an office in
New York.
Gen. George Stoneman. ex-governor
of California. owns large grazing lands
iu that state.
Gen. o. b. Wilcox is brigader-gen-
eral, commanding department in the
Missouri division
Gen. FL. A. Barnum practices law in
New York and constantly suffers from
severe army wounds,
Gen. O. A. Gilmore is in the regular
engineer service and now at army
headquarters in New York.
| Gen. w. T. Sherman resides in New
| York. He was retired as general. and
that Office does not now exist.
Gen. Franz Sigel is pension agent al
New York. He was German soldier
who volunteered in the war.
l ~ A 10 6r.ifr n 1ifar.
general U. S. A. commanding depart
ment of Arizona, division of the
Pacific.
Gen. j. J. Bartlett. who received
Lees arms at Appomattox. is deputy
commissioner of pensions at Wash
ington.
Gen. George Crook is brigader-gen
eral u. s. A, commanding the depart
ment of the Platte, division OF Miss
ouri.
Gen. o. o. Howard is major-gen
: eral U. S. A, commanding the division
, of the Pacific. He lost an arm at Fai
, Oaks,
Gen. John G.bbon is brigader-gen
eral U. S. A, commanding the depart
ment of the Columbia, division of TIL
Pac tic.
Gen. John NJ. Schoield is majol
general commanding the division G
the Atlantic, the principal subordinat
J command.
Gen. Abner Doubleday is on the re
tired list and lives at Mendham, n. j
He opened Sumter's guns on Moultri
: in April, 1861.
Gen. Alfred H. Terry is major-ger
; eral commanding the division {
l Missouri, the central division of tn
army. He was volunteer soldier, NJ
trained to arms.
Gen. H. W. Slocnm lives in Brookly
y and is engaged in business enterprise
! He was graduate in civil life in 1856
became major-general of volunteer
and resigned in 1866,
= Gen. Phillip II. Sheridan is lieuter
u ant-general and commander-in chic
under the president. A special &C
will be necessary to make him genera
z He is one of the four leading general
u who were in service when the war bt
= gan, the others being Meade, Thoma;
; and Buell.-PhttadetphiG Inquirer.