The National tribune., 1890-07-03
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LANsrRUH.-At his home near MeCuus. Kan
June IS. Alfred Lanstruna, Captain. Co c. 59th H.
He WAS a member OF Usage Post No. $50 and was
buried by his comrades. Leaves a wife and five
children.
McwmLIANs-Athi his home. in Usage. Iowa. May
70. Thomas McNillams. Co. b LIST Ore CAV. aged
% years. He was buried by Frank A Brush Po-s
No, y, Of which he WAS a member. Leaves wife
GOOowGS.-At New Orleans. Ia recently Ed
ward T. Goodwin. Sergeant al Mass Cav
STRUSS.-At New Hudson Mich May % of
disease contracted in the service David Strunk
lSth y. Y battery. He was hurled At Milford
Mich. on Memorial Day. By Heber Lee Post, No.
BRADFIELD.-At his home. in Economy. Ind.
June . Bernard Bgadheld, Co. ID, 69th Ind. aged
20 years. Leaves wife and three grown sons.
SNIru.-At bis home, ia BraineTd MINI, April
%. of complication Of diseases, Justin smith Co
X. j.. \. y. aged q years. lie was member Of
Pap Thomas Post, No. 50
NoCRsE--At Hudson, Mass. June 8, of oonsump-
ton, Henry j. Nourse. Co. III, l5ih Mass. He w,ls
a member of Reno Post, No. O.
BURKILL.-At Hudson Mass June 1 OF cancer
OF the stomach. James BuFkili Co. r. 56lh Mass.
He WAS a member of Reno Post No. 9
EBERLY,-At his home. Smithviile. O., recently
Peter Eberly, Go. l, 10th Ohio, aged II years. He
member of Davidson Post SO aud was
buried with GAR hOnOrs by that org.Inizat io a.
Leaves u wife and two sons
HASSA-At his home. in Denison Tex Nav q
of heart trouble, DR.. T. b. Hanna, surgeon, 7lss
H., aged 5s years. He was charter member OF
Nathaniel Lyon Post No S. In 1881 he WAS elected
Mayor of DenisOn and conducted the affairs OF ths
city with signal ability. He was a State Hector.
at-laTge on the Republican ticket during the lass
Presidential mpaign. He was a member in high
standing of the knights of Pythias and American
Legion of Honor.
PREsToN.-AE his home in DennyviIle Me-. MAY
90 of disease contracted in the service, EnOch 2
Preston, Co. +. 18th Me-. aged 47th years. He was
a member of Theodore Lincoln, ir. Post, No. $50,
and WAS buried by his comrades with al the hon
due a loyal soldier and a faithful eonrade.
Leaves wife and seven children
BALL-At Huron. o.. June 8, II. ). Ball Co. f.
SSth Ohio, aged IS years. He Was A member OF
Moses Martin Post No 60
MOFFErr.-At his home, near Prairie Grove,
Ark, May 4, Robert Moffetk 60. X 9Th Tenn Cav.
At the time OF his death he was QuArtsrmaster of
Prairie Grove Post No. ~
GILMAN.-At Darlington, n. H., June IT, from
injuries sustained some months ago by being
thrown from carriage, DIR. John NJ Gilman As
sistant Surgeon, l0th Mass
BALES.-At Tranquility, Tenn Jane 8 ID. NJ.
Bales, Co. Il, Tlh Tenn. M'td Inf aged Is wears.
He was member Of Garfield Post. No - Athens,
Tenn Leaves q wife and eight sons.
DASIELs.-Near Red Cliff Colo, June u, sud-
denly, Anthony Daniels Co. A, Iilh Conn. lie WA
given soldiers burial by Battle Mountain Post,
No. IS.
WMLIAMs.-Near Dentonville Kan, June II
john ). Williams was killed by train while
crossing the Rock Island Railroad Comrade Will
lians enlisted In 1862 Ia Co. b, lSth Kan, and
death he was Chaplain OF severance Post, No I9l.
He was 50 years of age, and leaves a wife He was
buried by his Post, and over 500 people attended
his funeral.
BAKER.-At hi. home. In Dundee, Mich. re-
Gently, Capt. u. X. l. Baker, Co K 18th Mich,
aged 50 years. he went out in the I5sh Mich. a.
First Lieutenant, and had charge OF Co most 81
the time until he was compelled 10 resign, ON ao-
count OF ii-health. He had been promoted to Cap
tain, but his commission did NOS come until amer
he had been mustered out Leaves a wife and one
daughter. He was member Of VIM. Bell Post aud
also The Masonic order.