The National tribune., 1889-10-24
MUSTERED OUT.

RIcHARDsoS.-At Lakeview, Mich, recently, OF
consumption, contracted ia the army, F. G. Rich
ardsOn, Co ., SSth Ind, aged "a years. He was .
member of Andrew Macomber Post, No. Al
SrOUT.-At Paramount. " J., Oct 4, William z
Stout, Orderly Sergeant Co L, lst " J. Cav. He
leaves - wife and four ehidren-
BEAyER.-At DsInville, Pa. recently, Arthur W.
Beaver, Co. A, lS3d Pa, aged a. years. He was a
man Of literary ability, and had travelled extern
Sively az home and abroad
HADDOCK.-At Beverly. Mass, recently Of apo-
Dlexy DR. Chas. W. Haddock aged O. wears. Dur
ing the war he was The surgeon Of The Sth Mass
His reputation as skhiiul physician WAS very
high.
HIGGIxs.-As 6riggsviIIe, H.. Sept. 80. Dr.. J. N
Higgins, Surgeon oi the ll4th III, aged 81 years
He was member of LRwIon Post, No. As, and
WAS an honored and respected citizen. He leaves
"A wife and three children.
JoSEs.-At GriEgsville, III, Sept Il, Reuben
PEcK-AI BIsin, Pa. Oct. 7. David p. Peck,
aged 81 years. He returning from work on
his farm and feeling somewhat exhausted by his
days labor. sat down 10 rest. remaTking TO his
eldest SON, who WAS with him, that no should 90
ON home and thai be would be there soon The
sou did his father requested, only to return =
short time afterwards aud find thai life was ex-
tinet. lie leaves a wife and eight children one OF
whom Is married Tie served bis country faithfully
in the civil war for about s. months While on a
recent visit TO Gettysburg he the recipient OF
very beautiful medal, the gin Of q PhiladelphiA
physician, whose life he had saved BY carrying
him, wounded and bleeding, from the battlefield
aud securing medical attention for him. He was a
member of b. +. Walls Post East Waterford.
AuLRAUGH--At Meadyille, Pa, sept 81. Bruno
Aulhaugh. His death the result of an accidens
at the n Y, r. & o. r r. shops by which he ioss
a leg and survived the accident Just week. He
was a member OF Go. r. I50th Pa (Iiueoln's body
guard during the war;, and member Of Peifer
Post, No. $751; who aitcaded his funeral in a body.
ZERRIE--At Moyadore, o., recently. of eousump-
ton, after "A long aud painful Illness. Franklin
Zerbie aged "a years. lie enlisted in co. c. 54th
Ohio, in 1904. and served Ia that command until
the end OF the war. lie was a member CT r. w.
Hull Post. No. 2ls.
GooDlS-At Springfield. Ne. Sept. 3. Of disease
contracted in the service, Grin GOOdin, Co. J. lss
ID q Cav He was an -teenird member OF Charles
ID Thompson Post, No =. Department OF Maine,
and was buried under It's auspices
RiCHAEbsOS.-At ClaFis, Neb., sept "a Austin
N Richardson. Captain, Co +, lOiIh y Y. He WAs
member of fhornonrg Post No. q. and was
highly respected by all who knew him.
BUCK.-At Marshall, Mich, Oct 4. OF neuralgia
of the heart, l. ul.-COL William L. Buck aged 81
years. In 1861 he eRlisted some of the first men
who Joined the lst Mich Engineers aud Mechanics,
but illness IN his fatally compelled him To with
draw from the service, ana. he turned his men
to Capt. +. o. CFIliensien. who completed che com
pany; bat c spirit OF patriotism sill there,
aud 'ts soon possible lac again offered his services
Ia Gov Blair. who IN the Winter OF lses oS cOmmis-
slosed him 20 raise n company OF men for the sth
Mich Cav. lie wounded in Eetion AZ Phia-
delphia, Tenn. Oct 20. 1863. promoted to
Major April Is. 1861; IVES wounded aear Henry
viiie Tenn Nov. IS aid he carried the ball 70 his
grave; Dee. 81, 1854 he WAS promoted TO Leuten-
nnl- Colonel aud continued Ia active service with
his regimen: until being mustered Out Sept. -
is65 at Nashville, Tenn He participated in shs
Stoneman raid on Macon, and was taken prisoner
of war Aug. 5. ,S64, while trying 10 cut his way
through the rebel iiness was exchanged sept 3
being absent from his command bot 4 few ygeeIsa
After the Col Buck returned 10 his home IN
Marshall. Mich, and in lS6S was elected sheriff ~
Calhoun County. In 1879 and 1880 la was elected
City Treasurer aud last year he was Mayor Frink's
appOistee City Marshal Ia all these posifiona
be gave entire satisfaction 10 his constituents He
was an enthusiasts q. A r. man. and was one wear
Commander Of ColcgTovo Post Loved and re-
spected by his comrades. Re was Auried by them
with military honOrs. 10 leaves a widow zad ave