The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-12-26
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form Of notices as they appear below.l
PARKER.-At Washington. ID. c. Dec - John
:. Parker, Co. A, Hth y. Y. ComFadc Parker's
home ia Kansas City, No, and he came 10
Washington on Dec. 40. Nothing strange was no.
tced in his conduct, but on sunday. the I'D inst
he committed suicide by drowning himself in tha
Potomac River. he len letters for several people
bat did not explain his action. He was u member
OF the GAR
VIELE-At Rouse's Point, n Y. Nov. q. from
injuries received in the service Capt. Eugene
Niele, Co. L, 9Th Vt. His military record + An
excellent one, and he was frequently eomplimented
for bravery. He leaves wife and daughter.
SCRIBNER.-At his home. ia Springfield Ne
Nov = OF lung disease contracted IA the service.
Henry H. ScrIbner, Co H. I'll Ne. aged IS years.
He was taken prisoner At the FIRST battle OF Bull
Run aud confined IN rebel prisons 10 months. AZ
tho time of death he WAS AGiutGnt of Charles ID.
Thompson Post, No. .. Leaves wife and three
chiidren-
HUEsa-At his home, ia Hancock County. o.,
Dee L. OF consumption contracted ru The service.
Andrew iGrsh, sth Battalion SharpshoOteTs, aud
one 81 Gen. SieruiAn's famous body guard aged
% years. he member of Juhu Howard Post
No. l54. Leaves taGr daughters
ANNIS.-At sand Lake, Mich, recently, Alexau-
der Annis. Co. Il, iith Men. He was member of
Nj. H. Whitney Post. No. 80
BACoN-At Denver. Colo Nov. IS. Of typhoid
pneumonia. Charles ID. Bacon, Sergeant. Co. +. Ist
Wis. Cav, aged IL years nlhe months. he was .
member of the GAR
MCCLELAN.-At bis home, in ReavilIe N J.
Dec. = George Mcclellan. SD 4 a., aged 5S years.
lie was an active worker ia the G.. Ar
MORAN.-At Rocktcn, H., Oct. Is J. NJ Moran
Co. III, 6th Iowa Cav, aged 50 years
BATEs.-At Manchester. y H., Dec. . Calvin
Bates. @Oh Me. He was taken prison. az the battle
of the Wilderness, and when exchanged was ia such
"a condition that both legs had to be auputated.
lie a member of Louis Bell Post.
CLARK.-At Boston, Mass. Dee 4. Mayhem Clark,
ilth y. III. lie WIS member Of Louis Bell Post,
Manchester. y. r..
FULAER.-At Sacramento, Cal, Dec. Z WA w.
Fuller, Co. b. lSIth y. y. he was confined in And
ersonville prison for long time, - a re his health
became much impaired.
hlIILER.-At Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. L. Charles
II. Miller Captain, Co. A, 6SIh Pa he was "A menu
Der of Post No. =. the comrades of which attended
his funeral in body, as did a delegation from his
old regiment.
CoE-At Oswego. n. ". Oct. %, John f. Coo,
Orderly Sergeant, Co. G, 18th n. " eyed S. years
He was killed by y train which struck a team he
driving. Al the battle Of Getty sbnTS he was
severity wounded ia the leit hand. the use OF which
he never recovered Since the war he has resided
at Lycoming, y. Y, and has repeatedly held Offices
of public trust. He WAS member Of Post No. 5I3
Serbia, N Y. Leaves a wife and one son.
OCoNSoR-At Milford Mass. recently, OF Pneu-
nonia, Patrick o'ConnOr. Co. +. 2ath Mass. aged
So years. He was member Of Maj. e. II. FleGeheg
Post, No. q. Leaves wife aad family,