The National tribune., 1889-08-01

prosperous citizen Of atsrson n. J. shot himself
through the heart and died almost Instantly In
O'Neil's saloon IN Trenton, July 10. BegKs served
through the war In kearny's Brigade, and was ar
enthusiastic veteran. He leaves wife and one
daughter. He had not been in his right mind fox
sometime past.
DASIEIs-Capt. William p Daniels Co Fl. 50th
Mass. died at his home in Chelsea, Mass He wasa
member of Poet No. g and Mystic Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, which Orders escorted the remains 70 the
grave.
died in Boston July 10. Deceased was born IN Bos-
ton, and at the breaking out Of the joined the
navy and rendered efficient service. lie was the
oldest member Of Robert A. Bell Post. No. E34, OF
Boston. The burial took place at WOOdlawn Gene
terry.
In March at hts home II lola, Kan he was
member Of the 1lth Pa, 4th Pa Art, and Co. z,
5sth Pa. and was buried by his comrades Of No
PEARsos-Died in HiIlingworth Conn. In June
last, Henry Pearson. Co. y, 18th Conn, aged 81 He
was member OF Chapman Post W estbFook, Conn.
| MADIsoN.-Wn. Madison Co. II, Ilslh Pa, died
July l9, at Camden, n. J. It h said that at Shep-
ardstown, Sept. %, 1882 five balls passed through
his body, the last one through both his jaws. be-
/ tween tongue and roof OF mouth; but. on regain
ing his feet, he fired last shot at the rebels tho
/ bluff.
/ OsTKANpFR-Georgs T. Ostrander Co B. I4Eh NJ
T. II. A, died near FULLERTON. NJ Y. IN April last.
He leaves two daughters lone married. and wife.
| BEACHBARD.-Capt. p. J. Beaehbard departed this
life July Q. after Illness Of two years. He, with
| ut.-Col. Joel Wolf who fell at Richmond, Ky,
| in 1882 raised the first company Of the I6th Ind
one-year men, under Col. P. A. HaekIeman. AftsP
| Wolf became Lieutenant Colonel, Beaehbard was
made Captain Of the first company.
| CoILIEs.-Died, near South LouD, Neb., July Il
W. A. Collins, Hged 80. He enlisted Aug 2, 1862 In
Co. Z, 10Th ". Y l.. A, and was discharged July q
| 1868. He was a worthy member Of Lombard Post.
BEER.-Adam Beer, Co. Fl, 55th Ohio. died July
6. at Seal o. of lung trouble contracted in the
/ vice. Leith Post No III Of which he was q loyal
member, buried him, assisted by surrounding
| Posts.
BARRETr.-Abous midnight on July -. William
| formerly member Of the g. AR. at Council Bluffs,
| Iowa, was shot aud instantly killed AZ his home,
near Bromield. Neb., with shotgun in the hands
| Of one Henry ThOrnhiIl.
BURT.-Hathorn Burt. 5sth NY died at Mount
Morris, N. Y, May 30. He was prominent mem
Der Of j. F. Lee Post, No. 2s1 also Of the Nasons
/ and the A. o. u. w.
| CULLUM.-Hugh Culluu, So years old a veteran
/ Of the war aud Tammany Hall Democrat conn
/ mtted suicide July y, at his home in New YORK
City. His war record was good, aud when finally
mustered out Of the service he was in the I'd n J.
Cav.
TALNADGE-Dr Warren A Talmadge died at his
residence in Auburn, n. Y, recently; the immo-
date cause OF his death being abscess Of the
lung. DR.. Taimadge was 81 years old He was
born in Ontario County, near Canandaiguz, and
studied medicine with DR.. Babcoek, OF HammOnds-
port, Steuben County, and at the Buffalo Medical
College He served SIX months during the war as
a Surgeon at Findlay Hospital. and was compelled
to resign on account Of Il-heath.
FTELDs.-Wm. A. Fields, Co. II 47lh Wis, died &C
Jackson, Mimi. in March, of cancer In the throat.
lie was the oldest member Of John A Myers Post.
Fields had held responsible offices IN both town and
County.
FULiEz-L. c. Fuller died In May Of typhoid
fever. At Allerton, Iowa He was member Of
Co. d. 38th ILL.,. Co. l. I40th Ill., and Of David Hard
ing Post No. ., OF Alerton.
SEYDER.-Samuel A. J. Snyder. Major Of The I'd
Ohio, died at his home in May, at Fremont Maj.
| to April. 1851 and was Of the charter members
OF Eugene Rawson Post Maj Snyders death vas
caused from Theumatism Of the heart He eon-
, traeted the disease in the service.
THoNAs.-Dr. J. W. Thomas died IN Psjarito, N.
Berdan's SharpshoOters, and leaves wife and two
children
sHoPE.-Adam shope. Of Oriental. Pa. aged q
years died June 70. He served IN Co. ], SD Pa.
KAH.-JoSeph kRin, 81 Pa II. A, died nc htl
, residence Oriental. Pa, June q in his sd
year. He was n member of Benfort Post. No SO
and = very earnest and active Grand Army man.
TUFPER.-Ded at Sparks. Neb-, in April, William
Upper. aged Sc years He belonged 70 The Sd
, Ind. Cav; served three years.
RUssELL--Died at his residence In Maine, n. 2
In April Charles +. Russell. He WAS member d
Co. 4, 5oth =. Y. Eng, and leaves wife and fogI
children. He buried by Howard Post. No
, 474. Of which he was member.
MAIoTT.-StanIey MaloGt An U 8. Cav. died n
LoEArsport, Ind, in May, IN his 18Th year n
conducted by Post No. "A, Of which he was mem
TEzPIrx-Reuben TempIin. Co. c, 5Ist Ind, dieE
ut bis home, near Munden, Kan, May 3, OF brOn
chiiis.
&c, at his home. near Buffalo, Kan Hswas men
Der Of Atlanta Post. No go.
sTRouP.-James T. stroup Sch Ohio died AprF
9. of dropsy. at the home OF his daughter, Amandi
Pratt Marion. Kan. aged IS years
1oMPKISs-ComTads b. +. IOmpkins. Co A. ID
Iowa Cav. died at his home, IN Davis County, Iowa
. June T.
DAYToS-Dr. Daniel Das on died at South Bend
Ind. May %, aged s. The immediate cause Of BID
death was uramic poisoning. He helped TO organ
ze the first Grand Army Post at south Bend ID
, 1856, and from that time on was always SurZsOE
OF the Post
MoRToS-J V. 8 Morton of auckland, Mass.
was killed near South Deerfeld, by express
train. June IL. He a member Of POss 81, o
South DeeFEeld.
HAKT.-E c. Hart died June I'd at La Jara
Colo He served ia Co. @, I'D Iowa. lie was
member Of John Craven Posi-, Maxburg. Iowa ana
his funeral conducted by Pfeiffer Post No. So
. Department Of Colorado.