The National tribune., 1889-03-21

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Officers ofcol. Topping Post, No 15s. Terre Haute:
Commando, :. If. Crandell; S. Y. G., O. p smith;
J v G, H. Josiin; Adjt +. J. SMITH Q. NJ. >; 1.
Jones; Chap, J. N. Russell; o. D., John W. Nc
Coskey; 0. G., W. 7. Morris.
IOWA
The following Circular has been issued by the
Executive Committee of the 18th annual Eneamp-
meut, TO be held at Burlington, April 9, 10 and II
The hospitality OF the city of Burlington Is cor
daily extended TO the officers and members OF the
Department Of Iowa, Grand Army of the Republic
20 the officers and members Of the Nonlan's Relief
Corps, and 10 ali soldiers and sailors of the late
war. Any information desired be otained by
addressing the Secretary of the Executive Com
nilttee, {. n. Seiinmetz, Burlington. The Com
nittee on Reunions viii be pleased to hear from
any organizations intending TO hold Reunions, so
that places may be assigned them. Reunions VIII
De teld on Tuesday, April 9. The Committee on
transportation }. NJ. Bechtel, Chairman, has al
ready perfected arrangements with all the rail-
reads IN Iowa for one fare for the round trip, not
only TO the members OF the Grand Army and their
friends but the general public well. Tickets
good coming the Sth, 9th, 10Th and returning on
The llth, l2th and 18Th. The Executive Committee
desires that information be furnished it before
April as TO about how many comrades and visitors
wiil attend the Encampment. Rates at hotels and
boarding houses viii be from 81 to $3.50 per day.
private residences VIII furnish sleeping accom-
mediation from . to so cents; BREAKFAST %
cents. Restaurants will furnish meals as fol-
lows: breakfast, p cents dinner, . to 90 cents;
supper, . cents. The location of the Registration
rooms and Headquarters of the Committee on
Reception and Entertainment will be al the c. b.
q q. Depot and at some other central point, which
VIII be named later" All communications TO the
different committees should be addressed 20 Bur
hngton.
Officers Of Charles PAYNE Post. No. al. Iowa
Falls: Commander, +. J. Evans; s. V. c., A. Bliss;
}. v c, T. +. Huston; @. NJ. +. r. Cakins; surg.
Joseph Bower; Chap. J. Il. SnlalldTidge; o. D., A.
A. jackson; o. u, ". ID. Daniels.
Officers of Redleld Post, No. rs, Perry: Com
mander, }. - Bennington; 5 V. c., J. 7. Spauid-
ing; }. v. G., James Aldus; Q. NJ, = kenworth;
AaI't, A. w. Parmenter; Surg, S. PaUgburE /;
d ~. d / Jones. %.
Ihornburg; :. NJ T. NJ. Dunbar; .. NJ. =, j. NJ.
Ihornbarg; o. 5. I. w. overman; /. S, Thomas
Mathews.
KANSAS
G. a. Custer Post. No. Sc, siriclller, celebrated
the Inauguration of Gen. Harrison President of
The United states by bareback and bean dinner
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all who partici-
pated. Custer Post is a little over year old, and
Is IA hourishiDg condition.
White Cloud Post, No So, White Cloud: Com
mander, John Parker; S v. c., o. c. Whitney; j.
o. d., w. Is. Drum; Surg, e. q. Pugiey; Q. NJ,
john Harpster; Adj't w. B. Sloan; o. O., Jacob
Dots; ;. H., Caleb Coin.
Officers OF Post No lG0, Meriden: Commander,
w. +. Tudor; :. V. c., 5. H. Chacey; j. V. G., b
i. Harswell; @. n, ID. II. Fraser; Adjt a. Swat
low: Chap, d. B. Baker o. D., f. JilsOn; .. c.,
a. Hoffman; Surg, n. Grit O. NJ. 3, CIV Whaley !;
O., w. J. Taylor
Officers OF Ports Post, No. 268, Ports: Com
mander, .. +. q. Zimmerman; :. V. c., James
Pains J: V. c., Wm. McNeelyi Chap, jeremiah
Presnall; Q. NJ, w 5. Angel; o. D., Fred g..
Walker; Adj't. L. w Mckay; Surg, VIM. Smith !;
0. O.. J. A. Fields.
KEKTUCKY.-
Whitaker Post, No. 20. and George Fl. Holmes
Post both of Louisville have already secured quar-
tiers at Milwaukee FOR the National Encampment.
ComTade c. w. ETdman went to Milwaukee in the
interest Of the Posts and engaged the police armo-
~ for their headquarters.
MAINE
Officers of Willis A. German Post, No Is, Duluth:
Commander :. r. Norris; 3 Y. c., VIM. Sharp
J. v. C., w. ii. Johnson; @ NJ, V. 5. Wilkinson !;
Q. D., Asa Rockwell; o. G., john Russell; Chap,
Z. Il: JeiIersoni Adj't, n. a. Gearhart.
Officers Of = J. Cakes Post, No. III, Old Town:
Commander Asa T. Wing; 3 V. c., John F. Frost !;
J. V. c., Austin b. Atkins; AdJt, Il. 5. Tozier; O.
NJ, Joseph *. simmons; Chap, w. j, HOFFMAN /;
Surg, L. w Smith; o. D., Charles H. Haskell; o..
O., Hiram Burton; q. N. :, Charles w Bos-
WORTH surg, Maj. Henry Dresser.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Officers Of George e. Sayler Post No l26 Adams:
Commander Geo. ii: Lewis; 5. Y. c., Peter Pow
eIs; J. V. G, Jesse Taylor; Adjt, a. w. Wells /;
surg, II. Moore; Chap, John +. Shwab; @ NJ,
w. Quincy; Q. D., Michael Powers; o. G., B..
Shines; :. NJ, +. :. Wheloc&; Q. N. 5, s. Briggs.
MICHIGAN
Officers OF George A. Winans Post. No. IO4, Ovid /:
Commander, Cyrus Sherman; :. V. C., George w.
Miller; j. Y. O.. w. T.. Beach; Surg, William
McCarty; @ NJ, l. Stone; Chap, Charles Be-
ment; Adj't Chas. Cowan; ). n, w. J. Graham
MISSOURI
Missouri closed at Sedaiia last week with larger
attendance and a more fraternal feeling than
ever before. Nearly 400 delegates were present.
john L. Phelps of springfield, was elected Depart
mcnt Commander; Leo Rassieur, of ST. Louis,
Senior Vice Commander and L. J. Smith, OF Sc
dalia Junior Vice Commander. Thomas b. Rogers,
OF 81. Louis, was again appointed Assistant Adiu-
tant-Geueral, and ssaiary raised to 5000. Gen.W
7. Sherman was elected delegate Al large, and Gen.
A. j. Smith alternate. Sixteen other delegates
were elected. The Department OF Missouri now has
"A ola Of
lag. A beautiful badge, embodyiug the coat-of-
OF the State and the GA X. button the design
OF CoDlrade Eugene Z. Weigel, WAS adopted for the
Department. The next Encampmenl.will be held in
jefferson City, where even larger attendance is
expected. Maj. Warner, Comnander-in- Chief,
and AdJt-Gen. Weigel were present.
The officers of Ransom Post, No. 13i, ST. Louis,
deserve credit for the very neat and attractive
manner OF publishing in circular form the minutes
ofmeeJings, rs well as announcement of meetings
and events. The newly-elected members and APP
pieants for membership are also given. The mill
tary record of all applicants Is published well
as the comrades recommending them Smith =.
/ Gait Is al present Commander of the Post and s.
] d. Webster, Adjutant.
Webb CITY Post. No 100. Webb City. has adopted
! resolutions of respect TO the memory of Comrade
! William J. Brown. Co. G, lst n. Y. Cav.
Officers of Winfield Scott Post, No 63 Holden
Commander J: :. Cuppi 5: V: e., Chas. Spraguei
/ j. V. c., j. II. Meyers; Q. IL, J. N. Moore; Chap.
I Joseph Potter; .. D. w. l.. Christian; Q. G., T. j
Ialsey; Surg, ii. Q. Jones; Adj't, w. +. Shields
/ = NJ, J. Ii. Hewes
! Officers of Goodspeed Post, No I9S, Carthage,
Commander, 4. Hoilingsworlh; 5. V. c., j. II
Ralston; j. V. c., V. B. Greenwood o. D., J. G
Crawford O. NJ II. i. Parker; o. G., ID. Michael
Surg, William BrummeLt; Chap, T. Dickensheet
/ Delegate, V. Il. Greenwood; Alternate, A. c. Car
son.
Officers Of Frederick Heczer Post, No. 900, Pa
/ sips: Commander Stephen f. Hurtubise; S.V. G.
Emil Z. Fitzmorris; JN. C.. Nicholas Rowe; @. NJ.
] Jos. Liseulunir; surg, James b. Calkins; Chap.
Isaac HEX; o. D., Henry Reese; o. O.. Henry Ait
! Adjt. n. w. Gardiner q. NJ. s., Arthur Jones; S
! NJ, William T0mpsOn.
! Officers OF Robert AIcElroy Post, No. 29I, Clarks
! vile: Commander, WIN. l. III. Sullivan; ). V. G.
1 John w, Wallace; j. V. c., James II. Higgins; @
NJ. J. Marvin Kiethley; Chap, Patrick AIcCarrey
1 Adjt, Samuel V Richards; o. D., David Cooper
O. O., John 81. Bass; q. NJ S., VIM. Creighton; s
! ~, Henry ). Carroll.
NEBRASKA
John Ingham Post, No. %, Pawnee City. la
adopted resolutions of respect 10 the memory O
/ Comrades William Hare and Jacob Fulton
Officers of Mm. ii. Wallace Post, No. 21T. Fillev
/ Commander, James III. Brayton; s. V. C.. n Il
/ Williams; q. NJ, Wills Liiley; Surg, L. r. Thorn
ton; Chap Marshall Hartman; o. D. George E
Davis; o. o., j. Il. Mckinney; s. NJ, 4. z. Peters
@ N. s. IL II. Cowan.
Officers Of Noble w. Graves Post No. 81, Brad
shaw Commander G.. w. Dorsey; s. " c., r. e
Surg, a. Stout; Chap, J. s. Gray; @. NJ. J. Fonn
tain; o. D., w. w. Wheeler; o. c.. VIM. Warod
s. NJ, c. owings; O. NJ s, II. L. White.
NEW JERSEY
Phil Sheridan Post, No. 10 was organized q
Newark on Dec with 81 charter members, and
now ia hOurIsDing condition, with 50 member.
It's officers are; Commander, II. l.. Haleck :.
c., VIM. NIclitos: J. V G., George w. Dunn Adj
Howard Thomas; Q. NJ. Andrew NJ Gray: Chan
de- "a Il I'll. n IL (