The National tribune., 1888-01-19
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BROwS.-FrederiekA A Brown, Co. Z. 3sth y T.
died by bis own hand, al his home in New York Jan
discouraged BY poverty and lack Of employment,
opened vein IN his and bled to death He
leaves widow, but no children.
WELLE,-MajOr Joseph K. Welles. 5th y. j.. o.
Bridgeton, y. j., died lass week in Philadelphia
from injuries resulting from being run over BY
railway train in the suburbs of that city
WILKIS.-Alfred Ross Wiikin, Co. l. s6th Ohio
Cav, and Lieutenant Co. :, 10th Ohio Cav, died
Jan 4, at Topeka, Kan, leaving two orphan
LANE-Homer j. Lane died in November last at
his home IN Conneautyille Pa, aged nearly So
years. lie was a member Of Capt. H. L. Stone
Post, No. S74 Of Pennsylvania.
CIRCUMSTANCES Quigley, Co @. Ist II. j. died
Jan. at the Volunteer Soldiers Home at Dayton,
o., aged IS years
RosE.-Tnomas Rose, Co. I, 10Th Iowa, died in
October last at his home in Peralta, Iowa, aged
80 years
died Jan. ct his home near Benton City, 80, IN
the seth year of his age. He leaves a widow three
sons and four daughters.
HYATT.-BFyce Hyatt, Ohio soldier was run
over by train Of cars last Christmas Eve at Pow
hatan Point. Belmont CO., o. and was injured so
badly that he died before medical assistance could
reach him.
AvERY-IA B. Avery. 18th Ohio. was killed Dec.
81 at Wellington, o., by being caught and whITled
OwENs.-Sergt John Owens, 18th Ind died
Christmas Day near Philipsburg, Mont. lie was
of the survivors of the famous explosion Of ths
steamer Sultana, which exploded her boilers while
coming North in 1860 with paroled prisoners
HU3IEs.-GeOrge W. Humes, Co. F, 1st Del, died
Jan. ut Chicago. he WAS member OF Gen. G..
A Custer Post IN Chicago, and was formerly
member of Gen. George G. Meade Post in Wash
ington.
seth IT, 5 c. T., died Dec. % at his home near Kerr
Station Gallia Co, o., aged - years Prior TO be-
ing commissioned he served two years IA the SD
Ohio.
BRocKwAY.-Caps Charles B. BroeIzway, Battery
F. Ist Pa. L A. passed away to the silent majority on
Jan. at Bloomsbury. Pa, aged IS years While q
youth he a canal-driver, but attracting the
attention Of Hon. Charles r. Bucilalew, the Sena-
tOrial colleague of james Buchanan and Simon
Cameron, he read law and became prominent in
his State. When the civil broke out be at Cnes
entered the service and became distinguished
battery commander before his capture At the Sec
ond battle OF Bull Rum Subsequent to the Wits
was for q Ia ng time owner and editor OF the Penn
sllrGMiu Columbian, while he still continued his
law practice. tie was Democrat IN pohtles, and
served several years in the Pennsylvania LeEisla-
ture, besides being twice defeated candidate sor
SJIPKrys.-Otis T. Simpkius, Troop H I'd Ohio
Cav. died Dec at Los Angeles, Cal, aged IS
wears He served from 1851 until peace came, and
since the surrender lived at Youngstown, o.. until
1881, when he was forced by ilhealth TO remove %
California.
sLEEPER.-sergt James T. Sleeper, Co. z, 18th
H.. died Christmas Eve at his home at Palatine,
H. and was buried by GAR Post No Us, De-
partment of Illinois (BarringtOnl of which he was
a member. he was born IN New Hampshire IN
1890, but went West while quite young. He
served from the Fall Of 1852 until the end Of the
war.
H. and Co c. 18th H., died in October last at his
home at Netawaka, Kan, aged 80 years He was
discharged from the 10th III. in the summer Of
1862 for disability but tried again to serve and was
the second time discharged for the same cause
TREAT.-W IIam b. Treat, S0th y. Y, died last
week at bis home at ROndOUt, n Y, Of disease
that he contracted while prisoner during the war.
He was the last one of three brothers who were
soldiers in the same company.
ARKINsoN--Th Atkinson, Co G. 18th Ny,
died recently at his home in Ashville. Chautauqga
Co., y. Y, aged over 80 years
FHah IN -
pneumonia at the age of 80, Gen. Adm 3. Under
wood formerly Colonel Of the SD Mass. Gen.
UnderwOod's military record Was brilliant For p
years he occupied the Office Of Surveyor Of the
Port of Boston.