The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-04-11
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A1CCoNNELL-Gen. Fl. X. Mcconnell Of Usage
City, KAN committed suicide at his room in the
Fifth-avenue Hotel In Topeka, Kan, April 2, by
shooting himself through the head. Gen McCOn-
nell entered the service in November 1861 as Can
tain In the list Ohio, and made Colonel Of that
regiment in May 1853, being brevelted Bricadier-
General for neritoriOus services he was one Of
the best lawyers in Kansas, and was prominent in
G.A.R. circles. Cen HcCOnHGu has twice at
trying 10 cut his throat with a razor and thsn
swallowing large dose of poison. IL Is thought
domestic trouble was the cause q his rash act
A, I51d \. " died AZ Little Falls. ". Y, recently
aged 81 years
ANDEasoS.-John Anderson, Co K I'd N Y
Il A, died at Little Falls Nov. II ISIS Jack %
as he was familiarity called, was true aud eoura-
geous soldier
CRowLEY.-Timoihy Crowley died at his homs
in Little Falls n. Y, Oct. ~ IssS. He was mem
Der Of the s7th \. 4 and i52d n. Y, and was
wounded several times
TTIoNAs.-Capt PeIsg g. Thomas. I52d n. Y.
died at his home in Herkimer, n. Y, Nov CO. ISIS.
WEIGASD.-Hsnry Weisand, Co. F. I52d N Y
died at MS home ia Little Fails. n Y, recently,
aged - years He was severely wounded a. SpoIt-
syIvania Courthouse, Va. May - 1864
MoRTOS.-James Morton, Co A, l5sd n T.. died
in Little Falls Feb. I, aged 81 years. He lost bis
right arm Aug. Ii, lS54, at Deep Bottom Va. He
was member OF GaiPin Post, No. 10, who At
tended the funeral
JoHNsoS-Franeis NJ Johnson. Of Spring Val
ley ARK, died on Dec g. 1888. re was a native Of
Arkansas, and was born in Washington County in
1913. he was q member Of the lst AK. Cav. and
also member OF o. S. Grant Post No. 81, Spring
dale, ARK.
CHAMPExo-Wla Champeno died at his honlein
Altoona Pa, on Feb. s aged IS years. He leaves
wife aud four small children 10 mourn bis loss
! COuIrGds ChamPenO served three years in Co. O.
I 75th Pa, He lost q leg az Fort Wagner. He was .
member Of Post No. 45s, and also Q member Of
/ Union Veteran Legion, No. II. OF AltOOns.
IRwIS.-JaeOb Irwin died at his home at Bell
wood, Pa, Feb. 10. Comrsde Irwin was a private
I in Co, f, 76th Pa, and was a good soldier He
leaves q wife and FIVE children 10 mourn his loss
He was laid 10 rest by Post No. 425 Of Beliwood. Of
I .fsslt hay a nFgI1
EowAEp.-Diea at his home in Green Cove
Springs Fla Dec. q, 1858, Joseph Howard, Co. e
NJ Mitchell Post, No g. OF Jacksonville.
RILEY.-Died on Feb. 10. COmTade Patrick Riley,
aged 20 years, he was a member Of Co. II, 4sth
Ohio. lie was good and faithful soldier, and was
| a member OF Cary Johnson Post. No. 404 al New
Vienna which Post paid the last tribute Of respect
/ to his departure He leaves q widow and several
/ children 20 mourn his loss.
/ MAzIxO.-John T. Maziao, Co. c. 26lh Ind, died
at Sharpsyilie, Ind recently. He was a member
Cox'@Charies Cox. Co G. I4oth Ind, died at
Sharpsvilie, Ind, recently. he was member OF
/ Evans Post No. l46.
F. l32d Ind. died OF Sharpsyie, Ind. jan -. aged
\ 63 years. He was member of Evans Post, No.
Ii6 and at the time Of his death held the position
/ OF AdutaBt
/ MAYSARD.-Winthrop w Maynard. Co B, 10Th
Mass, died NJ Gardner, Mass, recently. aged A
years. He was confined IN Libby Prison for seven
months. and lille there contracted the disease from
| which he died. He charter member Of y.
i
/ active workers In that organization.
| RREs.-CoI. N. ID. Rees, Aid-de-Camp on The STAFF
/ of Mai. Gen. John C. fremont, died AZ Washing
/ ton Mo. Feb. s, aged SO years. He was a member
4 OF James W. Owens Post, No. $50. Col kee5 Was
a gallant soldier and good citizen. His less viii
I be deeply mOurned By u large circle OF friends,
\ BLUMESBERGER--LOuis BlumenberEcr, Co I, 81
H. J.. A, died nj the residence Of his SON Henry.
/ in Commerce, Mo. Feb. 2 lie was member Of
Post l73, az Cape GIraTdeau, Mo-. but owing 70 bad
| roads and being Within the limits Of Commerce.
Post 353 his remains were taken charge Of by that
Post and John ~ HARRISON CaHlp, -, = OF W. aEQ
4 conducted to the grave aud buried with al The
/ honors Of the c. r and ). Of V.
| RUMERY.-Col. Vim. NJ. Rumery died az Gaines
Vile, Fla, Feb IS, OF pneumonia, aged "a years.
At lhe outbreak of the war he enlisted ia the les
| Mass Cav and went to the front, returning home
some few months later in the capacity u recFuis
ing officer. About three months later he again
went 10 the front enlisting a private in The Sd
| Mass Cav. He served under Gen. sheridan ia the
! Important engagements participated IN By the
! Army OF the PotOnlae, aad distinguished himself
/ by valiant services. lie was rapidly promoted,
/ and was appointed Colonel ef the "a Mass Cav.
some little time before the close OF the war FER
sonally he was man OF excellent chslracter, q QY-
ing husband and father, and enSIlieols anu 70
! spectacle citizen. lie was beloved hy a very wide
| circle of people, and his loss VIII De sincerely
'BEBoUr.-IsraeI Bebout sth H.. died at Ken
/ snston. o., Feb. 5, aged 81 years. tte joined Inc
/ Grand Army in iSS6.
/ Shelburn Ind, Dec s, 1888, aged s. years. re
enIisted al the beginning OF the ase war ia the fst
! Mich l. A and served about one year, being dis
| ebarQed for disability. He was a charter member
Of VIII Thompson Post, No. 4i. He leaves a wife
All TIoyp-Jarnes W Lloyd died at the residence
of his son William, IN ShebuTn Ind, Jan. Is. 1872
He enlisted in Co. T. 43d Ind, aud ssFved until the
| close of the war. He was charter metnosE %
| Chaplain last year. lie leaves several children
| and large circle OF friends