The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-03-21

Honehette was respected member Of Robbins
Post, NO zo4, and was loved and respected by ali
VINO knew hlnl' lie was accorded military fl-
SIIEEsAS.-llicAasl Mills sheehan died at Wa
verify, Iowa, recently, aged 50 years ConsrstIa
Sheehau enlisted private in Co. r. 10th Eud
and was promoted successfully to Second and First
Lieutenant for meritoTious services He was n re-
spected member OF Robbins Post. No. 287 and was
buried with military hcnOss
PLATT.-Comrade Albert =. Platt. Co. II s9lh
Ill. died at his residence IN Plattvie, H., Dee "a
ISIS, aged - years. He leaves wife and one
child. lie was enlisted IN the above company and
regiment Aug Z 1862, served during che was, and
was discharged June 10, 1853. He was a member
in good standing Of Eorvlile Post No 81. FORK
vile, III. He n brave soldier and q true man.
His comrades viii cherish his memory.
FL&GELLEr-F Frank Flagel!ei, First Lieutenant,
Co. D. Indiana battery, died at Prairie City, Ore.
recently, aged 63 years he was o charter member
of Gen. Hancock Post, No. 81
BEITz-Henry Beltz. Co. f. iI3th Ohio died at
Woodstock, MIMI, recently, aged 50 years. Com
rade Betz q member Of the GA r.. and Was
buried under the auspices OF Stephen Miller Post.
No I33.
BACKUs.-WiIIiam E. Baekus died in Faystou,
VT, Dee Z 1888. He member of Co. B. i3th
VI. (Stanuards Brigadel and was a cOmrade OF
Aiusworth Post, No. IS, Waislieid.
DoRRAECE--Ch Chaplain George W. Dorrance, Of
the Navy, died at his home ia WashiugtOn. D. c.,
recently. lie was appointed in the Navy from the
District OF Columbia on Jan. =, 1860, and
tired from active service By reason OF age in Feb
ruary, 1873 He served on active duty in flagship
al sea III almost every quarter OF the globe. and
was specially active as Chaplain Of Admiral Du-
points heet before Charleston during the war He
leaves n widow, two sons and daughter.
WATERs.-Samuel 81. Waters. Commander OF
Ralf Ely Post, No - and formerly First Sergeant
Co. y, LIST Mich. Engineers, died OF dropsy at his
residence Ia Columbia, OAK, Dee. Q. 1855, aged s.
years. lie was Senior Deacon Of the Congregational
Church. also Past Noble Grand OF the T. D. o. p
which fraternity, accompanied by members OF the
G-A-tt., escorted the remains 10 the cars whence
taken to his last resting place at GreeneviIe
Mich. accompanied by his faithful and estImable
wife and delegation Of friends.
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Brighton, Iowa, Dec 26, 1888, aged 50 years. lie
served his country faithfully four years. paflieipat
ing in the battles OF Fort DOaelsOu, shiloh and the
siege and second fight Of COTiuth lie trans
feTrcd at Pulaski, Tenn, March 10, 1854 duty in
the Pioneer Corps at Athens, Ala From this spec
1ai service he was discharged July g. 1900, and re-
turned TO his regiment Ills first discharge was
received at Pulaski Tenn, Dec. ., 1855. upon
which he returned Immediately to his regiment
and raa-fisfed re Jrgs boUors,I, rlisohar,rqei AZ
SOmeFyiile. Ky, July y, 1915. he was a member
of Gen. Logan Post, No CO.
kENNEDY.-WiiiamW W. Kennedy, 109th n. X,
died at Dryden, \. Y, recently, aged 10 years. he
served during the war with distinction, and was
several times promoted for bravery lie was .
charter member of Carpenter Post No. 81.
JOSES.-Haitsr A Jones, hcClellan's Cavalry
died at Saranac Lake, NY, recently, aged 10 years.
HAERLS.-N yatt Harris died Jan ut his resi-
denee near Cotton o. Of heart disease. aged 50
years He enlisted Aug. 10, 1851, IN Co II, 7th
n. " charter member OF LOrain Emery
Post, No ZS5; held the position OF Commander two
terms transferred 10 Phil Hendrix Post, no.
2Ol, IN 1885, and was considered one Of its best
members.
MCCARTEY.-Owen MeCartey Co. II, ssh and
32d Mass, died of consumption 81 HOpzintOns
Mass, recently, aged o. years. COmraGe MeCaEtey
was an honOred member of the GAR
CLOUGu.-Beuj. Il. ClOugh, T. ;. Navy, died at
Salem, Mass, recently. lie entered the navy as
Ensign in May, 1854 and served until September,
1869 Ills principal service the O. s = Il. r.
CuyleT, of which vessel he was the Executive OH
Ger. He WAS an hOnored member Of Phil II. Sheri-
dan Post. No. 81.
FORsHEA.-fhomasA A. Forshea, Co @, I6lst Ohio.
and Co. D. Is5th Ohio died at Stafford, o. recently.
He was u member of John Archibald Post, NO. S52-
WALLACE--George L. Wallace leader OF tina
I2jth n. Y. Drum Corps, and = Grand Army vet
eTan, committed suicide at his home ia Troy, N.Y.
recently. lie frequently complained Of trouble
with his head, caused by being hit with piece Of
shell at Gettysburg.
FoLscH.-Died Jan Is, 1880. at the hospital Of the
Central Branch of the National Military Home.
Ohio, of consumption, Frederick FOlsch, Co. r 25th
Ohio, aged Il years. he was buried by Veteran
Post in the Home cemetery.
BURROws.-Anthouy Burrows died In Cortland,
o., Dee 81 last. aged IS years. He enlisted in the
l2Jth Ohio Oct. ,. 1862; captured at Chcka-
manga Sept. 49, 1853 imprisoned a. Florence Be-
Isle, Libby and AndersOnvillei exchanged Feb
"a 1860; discharged Jan. %, 1865. His prison ex-
periencs greatly impaired his health, and he suf-
fered greatly during the last years of his life. he
was u charter member of Creighton Post. No. 435,
Departments OF Ohio, which attended his funeral