The National tribune., 1889-10-10
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BAKER-As Grandin. No, Sept ]. Of dropsy,
Geo. Baker, Co. G, 9Th No. He leaves = wife and
one child.
AxE.-At his home in Boston. Mass. recently,
Titus Mckenzie Axe, Tth Pa, aged 81 years Hs
was q member OF Post No. ISI.
STURGIs.-At 81 Paul, MINI, recently, Gen Sam
uel D. Sturgis U. 3 A. who was q cIassuaats OF
Mcclellan. Stonswau jackson, Pickett and Stone
man at West Point Gen. SturEis served both in
the Mexican war and la the late rebellion aud re-
tired nom active command az Fort Meade Oak
IN lsso. he had q son killed In the Custer mas
sacre.
PRArT-At Larued Kan Sept Is. Henry Pratt
Captain. Co II, 18th III. He was gored TO death
and horribly mangled by q mad bull on his farm
PARKER.-At Acton. Mass. Oct !, of cons1mp-
tlon aged 50 years. He was very prominent in ne
Grand Army. and had filed the Office Of Inspector
for the State Department he was at one time
Commanders of Isaac Davis Post, OF Acton, and had
represented his district In the General Court His
latest service for the State messenger at the
State House a few years since.
CARMICHAEL--At Cortland, y. Y, Oct 2 James
Q. Carmichael, Colonel. IS7th ". " aged so years.
lie was for many years prominent in politics, hav-
ing been a Presidential eleetor on the Republican
ticket and filed other important positions For
several years he was President of the Crown Manu-
featuring Company. of Phelps, ". Y, bus had been
an invalid for = year past.
MARTIN.-At AtehisOn. Kan, Oct . afer long
illness. ex-CSoy. John A. Martin. He was born a
Brownsville, Pa in 1859, and after receiving com
mon school education, learned the trade of printer.
In 1857 he went to Kansas. finding work a. Atchi-
son, and a year later was nominated by the Atchi-
son County Free state Convention 10 the LegislI-
ture, but declined not being OF legal age In 1859
he elected Secretary Of the WyanCiotEe Cousti-
tutional Convention, and later a delegate and one
Of the Secretaries of the first Kansas Republican
State Convention He became State Senator in
lS6O and was sent as a delegate to the Republican
National Convention. At the outbreak of the war
he enlisted in the I'D Mo- a. First Lieutenant Ho
was promoted TO the ColOnecy Of the Sth KAN
and was mustered out with the rank Of BreveA
Brgadier- General Since the war he has held the
office Of Mayor Of AtchisOn, Commander of the De-
partment of Kansas GA. r. United States Centen-
NAL Commissioners and Governor Of the state 70
WI eh nth he efa in
ried in 1857 TO Miss Ida Chaliiss dauh OfDr W L
Challiss. Of Atchison. At the time of his death he
was editor and proprietor Of the AtchisOn Ckdns-
pioH. The Grand Army had charge Of the funeral
Dis MILLER--At his home In Shreve, o.. Sept rs,
OF disease contracted IN the service, Samuel De
Miller, Sergeant. co, b, 9th Ohio. Ne v5 Jealous
worker In the GAR, and was a charter member
of ShTevs Post. No. 209
PowERs.-At his home, "a ReynoIdsbury Ohio
recently, OF heart disease. Thomas Powers, Co @,
27th Ohio, aged Sc He WA a charter member OF
Daniel Noe Post, No. 6l7, Department. Of Ohio. and
was always ready to promote the best interest Of
his Post and @. A. Il. comrades. de was Surgeon
of Post al the time Of his death. he leaves a wife
and five small children.
WELLs.-At WaynesbuFg, Pa, Oct. =. j. Fl. Wells,
aged "a years. In early times he was Colonel of =
regiment of volunteer, called the Highlanders and
afteFward filled the position of Brigadier-G General
During thr war OF the rebellion he WAS ON the milf
tary staff of Gov. Curtin and aided largely in organ
izing and equipping regiments for the field. About
of the Commissioners of direct taxes levied upon
land in the Southern States.
hODGsoA.-At HODOkcu, n J., Oct = OF apo
plezy, Maj. X. IL. HOdgson, aged 81 years. During
the he Chief Engineer OF the U. \. 3.
Oneida and afterwards was Engineer of the United
States Senate Chamber. lie leaves a widow.
HEALY.-At River Falls. Wis, Sept. 3, Manly
Healy, aged SO years, after long and severe III
ness Served three years in Co. F, SCth Wis. Com
rade Healy Joined j. NJ. Nichols Post No. III July
l3 1850. He also q member OF A. D. NJ. W.. I'm
which his life insured for 81 600 He was buried
by the above Orders He leaves a wife and six boys
also brothers and sisters besides host Of friends
TO mourn his loss.
THoRS.-At his home, In Pleasant Valley VIA.
Sept q, Nelson o. Thorn, aged 48 years, after .
short illness OF Inflammation Of the bowels. Com
rade Thorn belonged Go Co. ID. S0th Wis, In which
he served three years Joined J. NJ Nichols Post,
No. III. Sept L. 81. He leaves wife The funeral
took place under the direction OF j. N. Nichols
Post.
HUGHs.-At his home, Ia Hodgeman County,
Kan, recently, James Hughs. 90. F, lst Pa Cav
eyed as wears. He leaves a wife and four childrsn.