The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-06-12
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SlBLEY.-At Robbinston, Ne, April & Of disease
contracted in the service, Gibbs T. Siblsy second
Lieutenant, c. :, I'D Me, aged 50 years.
BEELEG.-At jackson, AiicI.- after . brief Illness
john +. Beelry Hth Ohio, aged IS years Duriu.s
SheTmaus march the ses, he was wounded
through the body at the battl. OF Jonasboro ia
WAS "a member OF Edward PomerOy Post
JOYCE-At O,ucyvills II. l., May q Mai. William
H. joyce, 7th 4 l., aged s. years
CssooD.-At his home In Hamilton Mass INV
Is Col Francis A. OsOOd, Sth Mass aged A. wears
During President ArtuuF's Administration lie yy.5
Collector at Narbleheld.
I.E tkUArTE--At his home ia Drtrv Rock III
March -, OF pneumonia, II. Il. lie Quntge co. l.
Ii0th III. lie leaves wife aud four children
MXERs,-At Canton, Ill. May Is, OF cancer IN the
throat, John W Myers Comrade Myers was born
at MeroeFsburs, Pa oct. 10. ISiO, rlme 10 Canton.
III, with his parents IN 1855 enlisted at PEORIA
H., April 10, ls6l, in Battery ~ I'd III l. A. and
WAS mustered out and returned home in ls64 after
having served Three years and four months. lie
leaves u wife.
BArrY-At Lynnvills. H.. April ., Of Injuries
received during the War, John Bstty, Co. r. SD
H., aged - years.
NoErov-At his home. in GrovevilIe. Ne. April
- OF heart failure, Leonard Norton Co e. 5-Ih
Me, aged = years. lie blind for more than
10 years. He WAS q member of Post No. H.
EArN-At his home, near carlton, Kan. March
IL, OF pneumonia. George W. Baty, Sergeant. Co.
ID, 5ith Ill. He WAS member of carlton Post No.
EArHAwAY.-At Amherst Wis Nav I. Of paral-
ysis, Edwin Hathaway. Go. H. Sd Wis. Cav aged
60 years He an honored member of tbs
/. u. q. +. and Capt EcSels Post No. Is, GA r.
left arm was rendered useless by q ball thai shat
tered the elbow Joint during the war
AYERs.-At indianapolis. Ind April * Of dis
ease OF the brain, j. W. Ayers color bearer Co T.
sOth Ind tie was not q member OF any Post al
though absent from his home for some wears his
warm aud hearty disposition was fresh in the
minds of all who knew him. The old soldiers all
turned out to pay their last respects ali that was
mortal of poor Jack, ia eseOrting his remains -
their last resting place.
SANDOE.-At Versailles, H.. while on a visit
Rev George SandOe, Chaplain, Esd H. aged 81
years. Has remains were sent home 10 Martins
Vllle Ill. and buried by AIcNfanus Post.
MEESER.-At beaver, Colo, May u, OF consump-
ton, Seeley MCeker, Co. +, i0Slh y. u. He
badly wounded at Gettysburg aud Cold HaFbOF
FOwLER--At Washington. ID. G., May 50. OF
ssElorrhage of the lungs, IhOs. e. Fowler, 18th
Pa Comrado Fowler had spent the day al Gettys-
burg. and upon return to the city ran for horse
car. The eXeTtiOn was too much for him, and lust
as he reached the ear he fell aud died almost irlI
diately. He was a member of Lincoln Post
CHAPMAN.-At New Sharon, Me- Nav ? of dis
ease contracted in the service, James w Chapman
Co. II, 2uth Me
FLAEAGAN.--At Independence CAL recently OF
paralysis, Dan Flanagan, Sergeant Co. b, 25th "
y. Cav. lie was prisoner of war for over six
months.
HorPER.-At his home in Helena, Mont May
10, OF disease contracted during the war; Joseph C.
Hopper, Sth y. Y. and Lieutenant, Co. B. 18th ".
\. lie was member of the Grand Army, and for
several years had been connected with LLe United
States Geological Survey.