The National tribune., 1890-02-06
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JOSEs.-At his home in Madison Neb Jan IA
of heart disease. Abraham Jones. aged 53 years
He was "a member Of Go. J. 81 Mich Cav and Of ).
i. Chase Post, No li3 Was buried By the Post and
The Knights Of Pythias. Leaves a wife and two
children.
DASA.-At sigouruey. Iowa Dec. %. 1889. DR..
George II. Dana, Surgeon 18th Iowa, aged 90 years.
Leaves wife and two daughters.
EvASs.-At SeltIe Lake o., Jan H. Tsaac VI.
Evans. Co. &, i52d Ind COmTade Evans was accf-
dentally killed by falling tree He was an earnest
worker IN the c. A. r. and was Communicated
Of Charles Bates Post No. GO. and was buried BY
the Post Leaves a wife, confirmed invalid, and
INGLE.-At his home in Covington, D.. jan n,
u. w InEle, Co. b, 9th Ohio, aged - years and
Laugston Post No. go.
LAUCHLIS.-At his home in Sligo. Pa inn q p
Laughiin. Captain Go. A. lO3d Pa and a mem Der
OF John r Myers Post. No. 356. lie was buried
with Ga II. honOrs
GnMonE-At Bangor Me-, Jan. IL. Otis Gilmore.
COmTade Gilmore was a veteran Of the civil war
and while serving in the 18th Me received wound
which to all appearances healed. He has never
suffered any discomfort from it, but the physicians
told him that all these years the wound had been
at work and the pus from the internal suppuration
was absorbed by the bone causing a sOftening
lhe process continued until the bone was perfectly
deaur ana the weight OF his body tTansversely ap-
pied had broken 70. The lack Of vitality rendered
u impossible to the linn and hay FL mite and
the sufferer told that amDutaiOu was reeszarv
but That even then there was only slight chance
for his life. He submitted to the operation and the
limb was taken from him closely to his body "a
possible. 10 was hoped that there would be suff-
Gent vitality TO heal the wound and his life
For week he survived, and 10 was announced
that the chances for his recovery were good but
an artery IN the wound gave way. and though the
Surgeons caught il up soon as possible Mr. Gill
/ mOre'5 strength faiIed and he died in % few hours
PERKIS5.-At Nassau, y. Y, Jan. IL Gen. Henry
He f-rfr.
ice as First Lieutenant in the 50th y Y Engi-
neers but was transferred almost Immediately TO
slaI duty with Gen. Butteriied Third Brigade OF
fltz John PorteTs Division, Army Of the POtO-
mac He served Gen Rockers staff and on
that OF Gen. Meade. He also served ~ Adjutant-
'TceTti oil the iWentleth Corps under Gen. Hooker
IN the campaign in the Southwest, and in Gen.
sherman march TO the sea he was appointed Brig
adieT-GenerI by brevet by the President for faith
ful and conspicuous service
SwEEr-At his home in Denver Colo. recently,
/ '" r sweet, Captain, ed Ohio and First Lieuten-
/ ant 2ith U. 5. Inf He four times brevettsd
by the President for services on the field Of battle
these brevets conferred being Brevet Captain and
bTeYet Major OF the U. ;. volunteers and Breves
I captain ana Brevet Major Of the Z. > Army for
gallant and mertorious services at the battles OF
/ BerryyIiie and Winchester, Va He WAS engaged
IN many OF the important battles in virginia zor1a
I Of which were FLOYD Mountain second RrIi Run
south Mountain. Antetam Berryville WincEa4-
Ter, where lie was severely wounded and many
I other minor engagements. He was membe- =
the Military Order Of the Loyal Legion Of ST. ,
United states, having Joined 1t through the Co
maudeTy Of the Stale Of Colorado.
BAKEE.-At Roulette y. Y. recently Aunanda1
BAKER, 18th y \. aged 81 years. Leaves w .
and seven children.
BAEBEE--At his home IN Worthwhile Mich JAM
II. Gardner Barber. 9Th Ohio, aged i03 yeas.
COmrade Barber was - years old when he enlisted
lie had three sons in the army, two Of whom were
killed in battle
CAHPBELL-At his home. in Augusta City. WI
Jan. Il, K ID. Campbell Co T. 46th H. aged 81 }
years He particularly distinguished himself
Fort DonelsOn, and was promoted to Captain E,r
gallant conduct 40 that battle. At the time % Is
death he was Commander Of the Post az Ausu7-
City