The National tribune., 1889-06-27

YAxSoY-Jonathan vannoy died near Lincoln,
III. May %. 1889, aged SO years. He was men-
ber of Co. @, 1Osth ILL.,. during the late war
LARIsoS.-Samuel II. LARSON died at his broth
ers, in Lincoln, H., June l. 1880 aged 46 years he
served 10 months in Co B, I'd III. Cav and also al
Second Lieutenant in Co. ID. 18th m.-100day8
men. He lived for several years in Iowa He yyaH
member Of the GAR. On the 20th OF May be
came home to his mother to die, being told By hiR
physician be could not live. Leo W Myers Poss,
No. lS2, attended the funeral and conducted the
service at the grave according to the Rules Of ths
Order.
PERcTvAL-wiIliam PercivaI. 14sh III. Cav. died
Mt the Soldiers Home, Kearny, ~. J., May 81 of
apOplexy, aged 50 years. COrnrade Percival was
member of J. g. Shackleton Post, No 50. Depart
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, both Of Keyport, " j. del.
egatiOn from both societies attended his funeral al
the Home on Monday, June g.
CABLE.-FTeidric8 w. Cable died at Barton Va.
April % 1889. ComFade Cable was a member Of q
w. Qumby Post, No 20, Department Of VerrnUnt
GAR. He entered the service as private in Co. A
2d N. H., and was mustered out First Lieuten-
ant, showing that he possessed excellent 5OldsrIY
qualities. which won for him record Of service
Of which he was justly proud His funeral was
largely attended by relatives and friends. as well
as by the Post to which ne belonged and the Ma
sonic fraternity, Of which he was also n member.
The remains were taken ia charge by Quimby
Post and buried with @ "A. K hOnors. Always 0e-
nial and gentlemanly, he viii long be remembered
He was 80 years of age and unmarried.
HAIIsTOEE.-Died at San Jose CAL April q
John II. Haistone late Of Co. A. 10Th Mich. Com
rade Hailstone enlisted in Co A. 10th Mich in Is6Z
Alter participating IN all engagements In " Hlch k4
regiment took part up to the siege Of Petersburg.
he was captured with number of his regiments
aiter the charge in the exploded mine. and con-
lined IN Danyiilenf'risOn for seven months. After
his parole, and having been home three months,
his weight was only 50 pounds, showing something
OF the suffering which he endured in that Southern
hell. Comrade Haistoues health finally became
bsltoT. but the result Of his starvation was heart
disease. In 1850 he removed from Lansing Mich
his old home. 70 San Jose, Cal. where he resided
until his death. At the time Of his death he was
Chief Engineer Of the AgneWs Insane Asylum.
Deceased leaves a wife and two children. He was
a member Of Phil Sheridan Post. No z Depart
ment of California, and OF the Masonic fraternity
His death took place in the yard near his house
with his wife; he suddenly dropped upon the
ground, dead, Of heart disease.
INGALLs.-3Iustered out at his residence IN Har-
Dor Springs, Mich, Feb. O. 1882 Capt Charles w.
ingalls,, aged u years. from disease contracted
while in the service. He enlisted as private ia
1863. In Co. 27th Mich; was commissioned Second
Lieutenant, lst Co. $. s. 9th Mich. Feb q 1855;
Captain. April !, 1854 and assigned to the COM
mand Of Go. X. I'd Mich was disabled fer active
service tie Sd Of June, 1864, Cold HaTbor Va
he resigned and was hOnOrably discharged July 8,
i. Burnside.
BUNDY.-James z Bundy. Co. n. 10Th y. z,
died April 7, 1889. at High Falls, y. Y. aged IS
years two months and 26 days.
STOKEs.-James NJ Stokes, Co. O. 12Oth n. Y,
died April % 1889, AZ High Fails, y. L., aged 75
years.
EBRRT-EmiI Ebert steuben Rife Corus Of ths
9TH N Y, shot himself through the head in Central
Park. New York city. on Thursday, June %. He
ago, and at the outbreak OF the war enlisted and
served until discharged on account Of wounds re-
ceived IN action Insanity was the cause Of the
rash act. About three years ago he accident
ally caught in the betting Of the machinery Of q
sash and blind factory at Newark, " J., and re-
eeived serious injuries Of the head which affected
the brain. The night after the blizzard a rear ago,
he tried TO shoot himself, but prevented by
policeman. His wife being unable to defray the
expenses of the funeral, the body Was buried By
koltes Post, GA r, Of which Ebert was q mem
ber In good standing.
WHlTCoMB.-C. A. Whiteomb, q patient at The
hospital for the insane at Worcester, Mass, died
/ there Saturday night. June IS. lie was formerly
= conductor the FitehburR Railroad Sew
eral years ago. while hts train was going through
| the Hoosic Tunnel he made q misstep aud fell
from the mail car into space l8 inches wide be-
| tween the track and the tunnel walls, narrowly
escaping death. he was wounded on the hack OF
his head by coming in contact with Jagged stone.
He resumed his position the road after few
days rest, but his nervous system had received 3
severe shock, which gradually wore upon him and
affected his mind. he WAS removed TO the hOspi-
tai for the insane at Worcester where he has been
a patient for the past four years He took quite
an interest in the militia, and member 0E th9
Fitehburg Fusiliers and also Of the ChATlestOWn
Cadets for several years. he was q member Of
Post 10 G. AR. Of Fitehburg. In the 2Ist Mass he
followed the fortunes Of that regiment, and took
part in every march, skirnish and battle that they
were engaged in during the war, and came home
without receiving scratch.