The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-09-20
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TAYLOR.-Charles ". Taylor died at his residence
in OsaSiS Mlnn Aug. p, aged 40 y ears. Couhrade
Taylor enlisted III Co. Il, "a MIHH Oct. TO- lS52, and
discharged IN February, Is6i Tor dist1tuty.
He WAS one OF the charter members Of JOAN Ken
nady Post, No. I4l, OF Osal-is and as the time OF
his death was Chaplain OF the Post
KRIssIxGER.-On Aug. g, after long months Of
suffering jacob ErissinEcr died, q victim Of con-
sumption Deceased was born III Berlin, Pa.
Nov 1913 and went TO Ohio. At the first call for
three-yenrs volunteers he was among the first TO
respond, being then scarcely Is years OF age lie
was enrolled ia Co. A, 18th Ohio, and served for
three years. receiving honorable wounds 20 onlion
ana Stone River At the expiration Of his term Of
service he returned 10 his native place, aad soon
after took up the profession OF teacsieT, Which no
successfully followed during the greater part Of
his after life. lie leaves aged mother, two
daughters a little son, four sisters and one
ScHoFIELD-Died at his home in WaverIy Neb,
Aug 20 COmrade James SchOiIeld aged % years.
COurade SeOheid was charter IlenO Der OF Mitchell
Post, No, S.. he hlled the cisce OF laar.erinster
for nine years served during the war N Go. \,
18Th Ind and in the livestock and grain BUSH
ness ia NaVerly for the past 10 years.
GEORGE-Died at his home AL NantlcOke, Pa,
Sept. l. Serg't Henry George, IN his soib year He
served in Co. A, II5th p. three years. He was
wounded at the battle of one Wilderness. he leave
a family Of three children.
BICKSEIL.-Dr. Louis G. Bic.Sncil died at his
home, Fort Atkinson, Wis, Aug IS, OF liberation
of the bowels. Deceased was born III Cuderail,
VI. Jan. y, Is25 In lsd2 he was placed III charge
OF the U. :. Hospital - Cairo and Mound city,
which position lac held Tor about q year he re-
signed account of chronic GIaTrhea which
troubled him more or less until his death. de
81 charter member of Fors Atkinson Post, No i59,
Department OF Wisconsin, and held the position Of
Post Surgeon Tor two years.
CoLT.-Died ut ScotI, ShebOygun County, Wis,
Aug. % Stephen L. Colt COmrade Coli served
three years IN Co. X 18th Wis, and at the time
Of his death a member Of A D. Hamilton POST at
Milton, Wis.
CLoWSEY.-8Iaj John Ciowney, cE Mineral Point,
Wis. late Of Both Wis. kiiled By acci'tenl on
the 18th of August His age WAS IS years, and he
was Surgeon Of Geo. f. Legsaie Post No 10, De-
partMent Of Wisconsin,.
KEIsMAW.-CO mrade John /. kelshaw, late
Chaplain Of ". s. Hancock Post, No IS. died July
i Of fever at Beebe, ARK He was q Sergeant IN
Co. Il s4fh ILL., IN the late
WHTFISG.-Ded Aug. = st his daughters, Mrs.
H a Grlilhs Oakley, Kan, Wi.f1rd 81. Whiting
of chronic diarrlca, aged 81. lie belonged to Co.
D. 9TH Ohio and Was barred with military hOnOr5
by Oakley Post No. 100.
SroNLEN--Dled at MS nome y Gllles soutn OF
Oakley, Kan, Aug. 81, Of dropsy, John Stoniey,
aged IS years. He was member of Co. s., 6-h No.
Cav. His remains were sent % his old home II
Missouri.
SHAFFER.-John ShafTeE died at bis home in
Canal Winchester, o., Aug. D. He served ia the
18th Ohio (tilrse mOEthsj and I'D ONO battery
1852 TO 1904 For the last three months or life COM
rade Shahcr terrible sufferer, but he 4s-
played great fortitude and patience under alllic-
ton. He took great pride in having been o soldier
Of the late civil and having Contended Tor the
liberty OF his adopted land. Alfred Cannon PO5ss
No Col, O. which he WAS member attended t1s
funeral in body.