The National tribune., 1889-09-26
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BREEDENG.-At his home near Winterset. Iowa.
recently. Joseph A. Breeding. Co A, S9th Iowa,
aged IS years. His funeral was attended by Pit1er
Post, No. S. of which he was a member.
CRoSKHTTE--At his home near MsTshheld, Ind,
Sept 8, Stephen CrOnkhite, Co z, s6th Ind He
was color bearer Of the S6th Ind at the battle OF
Mission Ridge When making the grand charge
he had the cOOrs shot down twice. but a. each drop
of his color he would gather u up, until hen near
the summit OF the hill he fell, wounded by a mus
ket ball in the breast He leaves four children.
FERRIRR-At his home in Speareviile Kan. re-
Gently Jacob FeTTieT, Co. A, @9th Ind, aged ~
years He WAS a charter member OF Frontier ross,
No $50 Department. of Kansas, which was organ
ICED April "A, lsS5. COmFade Terrier was jealous
c. A T. man, being always ready BY personal effort
and with his money TO support any measure that
had for its object the promotion OF the best Interest
of the Post and the GAR. at large. tie held AZ
different times the positions Of QuaTtermAster and
Senior Vice Commander, holding the iatter a. 1le
time of his death. He leaves a wife and one child
CRUM.-At Fremont o., recently. OF kidney dis
ease. George W. Cruni. aged 81 years He served
during the war in the tn Independent Union Light
Guard Cav, doing duty Al Washington, ID G, AZ
,b tu,s of the as,assinafion of President Lincoln.
Comrade Crum was buried by Manviile Moore
Post No SIS, OF which ne was an honorcd mem
her He leaves a wife and child, beside q host Of
friends, to mourn his DEATH
Amos W. Adams, I.eutensnt, Co h, Sd Mich Cav.
He was distinguished for hrs bravery, and received
several promotions Tor same. lie was eAarter
member OF Mcpherson Post, No. !, and served "a
its Commander for three terms. He leaves = wife
and three children.
Lieut.. NJ l.. Alexander. Go. ID, 2Sd Mich He en-
listed as u private, and WAS promoted for gAllans
aud efficient service.
Hall. Co. L. lOth III. lie was an active member OF
Ellsworth Post, No. lT2
KLrPPEI--At the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors
Home Quincy, H., Aug 20 John khppei, Co ID,
McDoNALD-At his home in Bangor Ne. Aug.
% Isaac w Mcdonald, Co. ID, l5th Me, aged d
wears and 10 mouths. He lost his right AZ the
battle of Pleasant Hill, Red River campaign; was
sunstruck at Fort jackson, from which he never
fully recovered b. H. Beale Post, No y, Of which
he was an hOnOFed member, attended his funeral IN
a body He kind, generous Christian, and
will be missed by large circle OF friends. He
KISa.-At sanford. Fla. Sept 9, John P. Eing.
| Co D. Sal Ky, Cav, aged 80 years. He was ma
tive Of Tennessee, and at the breaking oct of the
/ war enlisted in the Sd Ky. Cav. He WAS wounded
| In the head at the battle of Sacramento. Ny; WAS
/ a member of Gen. kearny Posi- No. 10, Department.
/ Of Florida He leaves n wife and two children
/ KAMP-At Lebanon, Pa. recently, Reuben +.
Ramp, Co. ID. independent Pa. Vols and Co. +.
/ ll6th Pr, aged AZ years. He was a prisoner Of
I MCDoNALD.-Killed by the cars az HiawathG,
/ KAN Sept. To- James Mcdonald, Corporal Co. +,
l2th III, aged 50 years. He was a Mason and :
eomrade of Centrslia Post, No ISIS, Departments Of
/ Kansas, by whom he was buried with G-AG hon
| ors in the Centralia Cemetery Hie was an honest,
/ upright man. good citizen and neighbour, and was
/ loved and respected by al who knew him.
/ SMrrH.-At his home near Carthage, No. re-
Gently of spinal menengitis. Jasper A smith, aged
/
/ service as Sergeant of 90. H. Ohio volunteers. In
| April 1882, he was commissioned FIRST Lieutenant
OF the I'd Va M'fd Inf and promoted to Captain OF
| the same Oct % of the year. He was elected
Captain OF Co. X, LIST Ohio, July 20 1855
/ missioned First Lieutenant Of I'd w. Va Cav
| sept 26 1894 and promoted to Captain Of same IA
| November following Soon after he was captured
! with some of his company, and was being taken
/ to Libby Prison. when he succeeded in escaping
and after four or five days tramping again reached
the Union lines. He was hOhOrably discharge from
service juno 30, 1863 de leaves wife and ioua
| children.