The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-05-30
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BRoUGH-8Irs- Caroline A BrOUgh. the widow
of the noted War Governor Of Ohio, died at Cuciu-
natl o.. on Thursday last at the residence of her
son-iR-law, G. w. Gerard, AFTER weeks Illness.
Her remains were taken 10 Cleveland, O.. and
buried beside those of her distinguished husband.
Observation-Disclosures n Heron. Co. III. 81 Cal,
and Co. i, 1st Cal, died at Garden Plains, Kan,
recently OF disease contracted IN the service He
was member Of Post No 81, Department. Of
CURRIE.-James NJ CErrie died at Washington,
D. c. on April Is. When the war broke cur. al
though a mere boy, he enlisted in Iowa Tegi-
meat, and stationed al Cairo. He lost his health,
and was discharged for disability. At the conolu-
sion Of the rebellion he eInlgTsted South aad was
appointed United States MARSHAL lor toe estern
District of Tennessee Subsequently he ap-
pointed Collector of one Of the Florida ports and
afterwards Special Agent of the Treasury. He was
a member of the GAL Z.
BAxTKR.-Died at RedfeId, Iewa. reesnsly, Alfred
c. Baxter, aged so years. He enlisted on the 4th
of September, 1851, private IN Co J. 9Th H., and
was discharged on the llth Of October. 1851 lie
participated IN 10 engagements during his term OF
service. C0mrade Baxter WAS a kind husband,
true friend aud loyal citizen, and viii be sadly
missed by his many comrades and friends IN the
community at large.
STREErKR-Died recently, in his sd year, Alonzo
Sireeter OF CaproR Ill At the breaking Out OF
the war be enlisted ia ca T. l0oth Ohio. and was
discharged June 20, 1865 He joined COTnWell Post,
No Sl4, Department of Illinois. Aug IS, 1888, at
Capron, ILL.,. and held the Office OF Officer Of the
Day Tor four years He WAS hOnored citizen,
good soldier aRd an active member Of the Pest
He leaves n wife and two children
HOLLISGsWoRTH--Col- James Mex Holings-
worth died at his home in Washington. ID. c. on
April Is. aged 10 years. He served IN the Mexican
war and crossed the plains with Fremont lie
stayed ia California, without becoming Tieh aad
thea returned home. being appointed the George
town Collector of the Chesapeake x Ohio Canal,
then doing q thriving business RE was az ono
time Captain of the Potomac Light Infantry, re-
puted 80 be the finest drilled company IA the Dis
/ trict. When the war broke cut the company was
raised into a battalion ard Capt Hail insysworth
was made a Major While acting IN this capacity
he was ordered To march four companies over the
| Aquednet Bridge into Virginia and throw mp IN
trrnchulents Various runiors had been received
relative to q large toree Of the enemy being
pushed at the Virginia end OF the bridge, and there
were many frightened men, Maj HolinEsWorth
tramped along some 20 PAGES ahead Of his men
and was the first to step rebel soil. he was
promoted to be Lieutenant Colonel, and az the
piration o. his term Of service returned % his home
4 ia West Washington
/ MeGTNNIs.-Daniel NIcGinnis died March IA. OF
Brighfs disease at the residence Of his 5oI-in-iew
/ in NaugatGck. Conn.,, aged 20 he enlisted In Go.
/ o. Ist Conn. II. A in March, lS62 and served
| throughout the war. He WAS a charter member OF
| Isben Post, No. As, which organization attended
/ his funeral.
| Iitchfield Sherman Co. Neo-, Edward ). h Hunt
| ing OF Co. A 7th H. Cav, aged 81, and Capt
Charles Hunting. of Co. A, 7th III. Cav, aged %.
1 They were father and son. and served together in
ske army and were IA the famous Grierson raid
1 BURTls-Gieorge w Bartis died at his home in
NOrwalk Conn, recently Of disease contracted in
the army in which Inc served fOnF years a meua-
i Der of Co. q. 10th Conn. He was a eomrade OF
Buckingham Post, No. u; also OF the Order Of /.
| o. o. F. and was buried under The auspices Of hOtk
1 organizations.
1 ARMsTRoNG.-J j. Armstrong died Of heart dis
i ease at his home in MaFysilie. Mo-, on sunday,
/ Nov. Is 1883, after having dressed himself TO as
tend Sabbath school and church. aged - years
| COmrade Armstrong was Sergeant IN Co. ID. 5cth
S. a. A. enlisted at Liberty, Mo. he had served
1 for number Of years es Engineer IA the Navy,
l and participated in the Barbary war; also the
Mexican war He was an honored member %
/ Sedgwiek Post, No. q, Department. Of Aiss0nri.