The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-11-21
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DUGAS.-At New Bedford. Mass, Nov 3 Edward
Dugan. aged 50 years he was on board The United
States steamer Minnesota At the time she saved
from the Merrimae by the interpOstioa OF the Mon
itor in March, ls62. IN Hampton Roads, Va. He
was member Of William Logan ROdman Post.
sPExcE-At his home. near OIusted, NJ, Oct. IS,
James /. Spence Co. X. IO9th H., aged 81 years.
He member Of the Grand Army leaves =
wife and four children
FLYSS-At Baltic, Conn., Oct. T. Of injuries re-
ceiyed during his service, Christopher j. flynn,
l4th Conn. COmTade Flynn served his country
faithfully, capturing two rebel flags and receiving
wounds from which he never recovered.
BIRD.-At his home. in New York City, recently,
Capt K o. Bind, 5th n. \. he leaves wife aud
IIScoLS-At his home, In Worcester. Mass. Nov.
8, of neuralgia Of the heart, William ;. Lincoln,
aged IS years. He was commissioned Lieutenant
Colonel on the breaking out of the war. and re-
eruited the SIth Mass, with which he served
through the war. He was made its Colonel in 1864,
and at the close OF the war was breveted a Brigs-
General for merit0rious service in the Shenan-
doah Valley. In May. 1854, he wounded in
the shoulder in the battle at New Market, Va. and
was taken prisoner. lie escaped from the rebels a.
HarrlsonbuFg, Va, Just they were about 10 send
him to Andersonyllle Prison, and after spending
% nights between the lines reached Union camp.
His wound permanently disabled his right arm.
Gen. Lincoln has been President of the Worcester
County Agricultural Society, member Of the Board
of Aldermen, City Marshal, and was once a candt-
date for Mayor. At the time OF his death he WAS
President of the 3ith Regiment Association. and %
the Worcester Light Infantry Veteran Association.
lie leaves q widow and two sons.
OsBoRN.-At Middle Granville n Y, recently,
Joseph II. Osborn, llth Mich. Cav, aged A years.
COmrade Osborn enlisted at the age of "a years and
was very severely wounded, carrying the bullet in
his body up TO the day OF his death. AT the close
of the lac served for three IN the Regular
Army. and was mustered 0ut with the rank %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. he leaves wife and
three children.
of inflammation of the stomach, Garrison HarFinSg-
ton Co. c. I'd VT, aged A. years During engage
ment he lost his right eye. He re-eulisted Ia co.
b 18th VI, and served until the close OF the war.
He was charter member Of Ethan Allan Posi-.
No. 3, Yergennes, VI; leaves a vile and tive chill
dren.
HAIR-At his home, near Greenviue III. Oct a
of heart trouble, John ". Hair. Co G., IS2d Ohio
aged So wears. lie member Of Colby Posi-
No. sol. the comrades OF which attended his funeral
in a body. He leaves wife and two children.
FITCH.-At his home, in Dade City, recently, after
long illness, III. Fitch, Lieutenant Colonel 25th
Mo, aged 81 years
RipEoUF.-At Milford. N. H., Oct. 81, Charles @.
Rideout 7th y. III.
BLAKE.-At his home In Boston Mass, recently,
Of pistol wound, inflicted by himself with suicidal
intent, James II Blake, First Lieutenant, 44kh
Mass. At the time of committing the deed he
laboTng under lit OF mental alteration, the results
of long and serious physical suffering he leaves
DEMAREE.-At his daughters home, avs miles
southwest of DOniphan, Neb., Nov. 4. John A.
Demaree. ComFade Demaree was born in the hills
of Kentucky aud " hen the war broke out his pa
triotism carried him to Illinois, where no enlisted
in Co. 1. 2sth III he was 81 years old, and =
member OF A. J. Smith Post, No. IS.
HART.-At his home in TurkeytOWn Tenn. Nov
10 from erysipelas and neural gia OF the heart
Thomas @. Hart, aged 81 years. Al the outbreak
of the he had TO flee from CONSUMPTION and
rebel mRFaudeFs generally such as infested Eass
Tennessee in the dark days OF the rebellion. and
while on his way through mountains and rivers
was captured. taken 30 Richmond and placed In
Castle Thunder. there 70 suffer ali The horrors q
prison life. After many months OF connnemen9
during which time he had the smAlPOxl he ~
exchanged, and Joined 90. B. ath Team. he Iess~a
q wife and several children.