The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-11-07
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CoPPACK-As Chicago, Ill. Oct. Is, OF disease
contracted while IN the service, DR. Arson Cop
pack, Co. D. 18th Ohio, aged IS years. He was a
member Of Post No. 81.
USDzRHILL-At Reinbeck. Iowa. Oct :, A. NJ.
Underhill, aged 80 years He was an active men,
Der OF Thomson Post. Ho leaves . vile and
family Of grown children.
REEvE.-At his home IN Washington, ID. c., Ock.
25 Judge Arthur I. Reeve, Chief Of the Seed Dr.
vision in the Agricultural Department. Judge
Reeve was a native OF Ohio, having been born in
Ashtabula County in 1857. He was educated in
that State, and IN 1855 emigrated to Franklin
County, Iowa He was the first Judge Of BuenA
Vista County Iowa At the breaking out Of the
war he enlisted in the 7th Kan. Cav, aud served
throughout the war At its conclusion he was
placed in charge of the Freedman's Bureau as
Memphis, Tenn. and remained there for several
years, when he returned to Iowa, and in 1859 WAS
elected County Treasurer. which position he held
for four years. Subsequently he appointed TO
= position IN the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Office,
and stationed in East Tennessee. He was removed
by President Cleveland, and returned to Hampton,
Iowa. He Mayor of his adopted village for
two terms. and At the expiration Of his last term
came TO Washington and WAS appointed 70 thu
position he held az the time of his death
HESdINGwAY.-At Steeiville, Mo-, Oct ], James
NJ. Hemingway, ISlh Mich. battery. aged "A years4
He was buried with c. r honOrs-
VAN BUKKS.-AE san Francisco, Cal, Ock IS,
Gen Thos. b Van Buren,, formerly COnsuI-G Gen.
eral of the United States to Japan. Gen. Van
Buren, WAS = nephew OF President Martin Van
Buren, and was born at CIermont " Y June 90
IS14. After studying at Union College he entered
the legal profession. In lS49 he Of the rss
In politics. was elected to the State Senate Ia
1851 and 1882 After remaining In California for
some years, he returned to New York, and in iS6O
was the Republican candidate for Recorder. At thS
opening of the rebellion he was Paymaster-Gen-
eral on Gov. Morgans staff. and organized the IO2d
n. Y, whose Colonel he became. He was assigned
to duty in the defense of Washington. and later
served in the Army Of Virginia under Gen. John
Pope, taking part ia the summer campaign of 1850
from the engagements OF Battle Mountain 10 the
second battle Of Bull Run After the reoTgRniza-
ton of the Army of the Potomac he took part IA
the Maryland campaign, which illuminated in ths
battle of Antietam. Owing to i'll health he resi- n-
ed from the army Dee. Is lS6L Presidents Lincoln
made him Brigadier- General by bTeyel In recOgnt-
ton of his gallant services IN the field. After his
withdrawal from the army he resumed the practices
of law in New York In IS65 he was . member OF
the Lower House of the New York Legislature,
representing tho Fifteenth District Of New York
County In 1873 President Grant appointed him
Commissioners General of the United States az tho
Vienna Exposition. and year later COnsul-Gen-
era to Japan which post no filed until 1855 Sincs
retiring from public life he had lived ia san Fran
cisco. lie was buried in Englewood. N J..
BURLISGAME--At Boston, Mass, Oct Is. John X.
Burlngame. 9Th r. i. Art.
WHARToN.-At Glenburn, Me-. recently, Of
typhoid fever, John Wharton. Co +. I4th Me-, aged
So years. A. the time Of his death he was JuaiOr
Vice Commander of DanI White Post, of kendns-
keag, and WAS buried according 10 the G-A-R- rif-
uai.
FLErcHER-At his home In MontyaIe, Mass Ocs.
20 afler years of illness the result of sunstrOke re-
ceiyed az Ship Island. Stephen r Fisteher, Captain
Co. X 10Th Mass, aged % years he resided In
California from 1870 TO 1887, and was member OF
Frad Steele Post, No. 70. san Luis Obispo.
IANTz-At Lebanon. Pa, recently, Lieut.. H. ii.
Iantz 18th u. y Inf COmrade Lantz entered tho
service in Co c, 7th Pa Reserves. IN which he rosa
to Second Lieutenant. He resigned ia 1868, and
shortly after entered the Regular Army. Later
he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant bus
AFTER several years service resigned.
BoUGHrEs.-At Lebanon, Pa, recently, OF eaiaFFh,
contracted while ia the service, David BOuKhtsr.
Co. /, 50th PA. lie was eomTade Of Ssdgwiek
Post No. AZ, and was buried by the Post.
HARREoS.-At Rehoboth. r L., Oct. II. Gioers
+. Harrison, Battery A, LIST Il. i. l. A. He wA1
wounded in the foot at the battle Of Gettysburg.
HALDEMAN.-At his residences in Washington
ID. O.. Oct. 81, Samuel Haldeman, 7slh Pa. He was
a printer by trade, and sor many years iorannAA
OF the Capital.