The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-29
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KERSoDLE--At his home, in Santa Ana. Cal.
April %, h Gregg keFnodle aged Is wears Com
Tue heTnodie enlisted ia May is6l private in Co.
T. I'th Iud. being then only IS years OF age Aher
one years service he was discharged on account ~
n-hehlth- Upon recovering he re-cnIisted a. First
Lieutenant, 20. y, ll6th Ind, and served until
the expiration Of his term. Subsequently, be atuti-
led medicine and in 1879 graduated az Ameriean
Medical College St Louis Mo- soon affa- 80
war he served As T. : Mai. Agent from s. Louis
to Chattanooga, Tenn He established the KRIS
vile t4o) Journal, a leading paper which is stiH
glo5pefehs- since 1850 ne has praetleed ms pro-
iesslon ia SANTA Ana. His remains were buried
under the auspices OF Sedgwiek Post, No Il.
Casa Coaivaie, kan, May Il, from disease
SohtfAeLei ~ the army, T. H. Case, Co x, S5th
Iowa, aged 80 years his funeral was attended by
Arcadia Post, No az. He leaves wife and four
children
HAwKER.-At his home. in Wavuesboro Pa
Jan 3 OF spinal disease, resulting from sunstroks
received IN the service, George B. Hawker. Co. G.,
18th l'a. Cav, aged 81. He was a member u Cant
John r. Walker Post. No 2S7.
MAEIIS.-At his home. IN Tomstown, near
Nayneseoro, Pa, March Is, Of Bright's disease,
John e. Martin, First Lieutenant, Co. 7, 2iOth Pa
aged ~ lie was a charter member Of Capt John
r Walker Post No. d, and was buried BY ne
Post ia Burns Hill Cemetery. Prior to bls enlist-
ment IN the service he was captured By Lees army
on its retreat from Gettysburg, and innprisoped Ii
Libby for some months.
Iowa, March =, Peter NJ Reynolds, Co. J. I36th Pa
aged IS years. He was severely wounded a. ths
battle of Fredericksburg.
GATEs-At his home, near PittsbtIrg Kan r.
Gently, OF consumption J. o. Gates Co r. Ith Iowa
Cav lie leaves a wife and eight children.
SEEPaIsEN.-At the home Of his mother Raven
IA, O., April ~ OF consumption Dwight p Stspai-
sen, Battery I, Isl Ohio L. A aged q ve.lrs
COBURS.-At his home in Gardner Ma -
Gently, IN an Hpoplectc ii, Martin Y. COburn Co
-, Both Mass, aged 81 years He was captured
during the wax aud spent several months Ia Libby
Prison lie was a charter member Of Post No. II6
Leaves a wife and three children.
MATER--At his home. Bauuister Mich
March % OF disease contracted ia the service VIM
Mayer, CO. Z, Isl u. = Vet Eng, aged IS years
Leaves vile
FEAEER--At his home, in Washington. D. C.,
April -, Adam Fraber. aged "a He served a. \
private. Corporal and Sergeant I'M Cos 4 and e. IN
L. : Inf, until July ls5I, then OrdCT3S Sergeant
unI'l the close OF the war he served also "a tha
Florida and Mexican wars
MEACHNN,-At his home in Clay, Iowa April
%, Allen McaChau, Co X i3th Iowa aged s. wears
Leaves "A lie and i've chiIdren
lETTE.-Ncar Brownsville o. April p Of Dis
ease contracted IN the service, Samuel Petty Co -
ri W. Va Cav, aged So years He was a member
OF b. d. Fearing Post, No. 100. Leaves = wife and
eiEh; children.
SALEsBERY.-Near Antioch. o., April :. Of dis
ease contracted Ia rebel prison, Daniel S.llesoery
OF lie Boyd Post No. SO.
LowrHER.-Near Antioch. o.. recently. Of dis
ease contracted Ia the service George LOwther, 20
h, 9-d Ohio aged % years He was member q
lie Boyd Post, No so.
MASS.-At his home in Burr Oak. kan, re-
Gently, Hon. Andrew W. Mann. While a mere
boy lie enlisted az Jefferson, o. Aug Is 1851 in
Co. c. 2Yth Ohl0. Ia 1861 he transferred TO the
navy and partiCi pated ia the naval battles ia Mo-
bile Bay, Alabama under Admiral Farr,iz-uL A
number OF years 40 he WAS Mayor of his village,
and while engaged in suppTessing "a rios with .
circus company. was Shot by = Fui.ilu, aud has
since been almost helpless. lie was appointed
Postmaster at Burr OAK by President harrison
upon tie recommendation Of Senator Plumb and
his Representative "a Congress.
DAvGS.-At Governors Island. y Y. H., Nav Il
Gen. Nelson III. Davis L. = Army retired Ma
stricken with an apOpleetic ht. and Immediately
expired. Gen Davis entered The Military Academy
in ISL WAS appointed a Brevet Second Lieuteuass
81 Inf in 1916 Second Lieutenant 2d IuE la ISL
FEraF IN a.. ..na.
Assistant inSpector-Geners In ls6i. Lieutenant
Colonel and Assistant speCor-t General fS6- Colo
mel and Assistant lnspectOr-Gcneral in lS6S and
BrIgAdieF-C eneTat and lnspcctor-GSeneral in lSs5
lie was retired by operation of law sept. %, $50
MCGowAN.-.At the home Of his son. near Wesler-
willie, Neo-, April II, from suEstroke received IN
(McrrilI's HOrsel. He was buried by Myrtle Post
No 26&
SAyAGE-At his home, in GreraviIle, III, re-
Gently, of cramps and collie Thomas h. savage Co
l., lSOih III. lie was prisoner al Camp Ford. Tex
la months, and his confinement there undermined
his health SO that he never recovered from It's
effects
BoEuH.-At Ashland, Ore. Dee 10, Iss9. julius
BOehIn. Go. h, 9th OHIO.
HUNTLY-At his home near Larued. Kan,
April ~, y. W. Hunty, Co. e. 10th Kan. aged 50
wears. lie was member Of B. F. Larued Post
No. =
Porrs--At his home in wiIliauastovu, " Y,
April O. w X. Potts First Lieutenant, Co. c, li7ih
Mellon Post, No. 495.
BABBrrr-Nt his home, in Grayling Mich. re-
Gently, from disease contracted the army.
ben : Babbitt, Co. X, 9sh Mich aged 6S wears
lie buried by Marvin Post, Of which no was
"A member.
KEEFE.-At his home In New Haven Conn. re-
Gently. John keeIe, Corporal, Co. q, Goth Conn.
aged 80 years.
TREAF.-At his home. in Bridgeport Conn., from
the effects of u fail OF scaifJld. Horace Treat Co.
Il, eth Conn.
MCNAEY.-At his home, near Unionport o.
April %, of lung disease Robert McNaFy, First
Lieutenant Co. q. +Sd Ohio Cav ia the 5lsl year
of his age. The deceased was Senior Vice Com
mander of D. +. Aiser Post No CO UuionpOrt; WIS
also OF the Ruling Elders Of the UuioupoEt
Presbyterian Church. lie leaves wife and Two
daughters
FRASKE-At his home, In ST Louis, Mo-, April
Il, August X Franke. Corporal Co Is, 10Th Iowa.
He was member Of Ransom Post, No. Isl, aud
that organization attended bis funeral in a body
TuoMAs.-At hs home. IN Belle Aire o., April H.
of consumption Daniel Thomas Co. Il, 18th Ohio
aged IS years. He was "a member OF Spangler Posi-
No. o. and was buried under the auspices OF his
comrades.
GRAvEs-At Albany n Y. April - Charles z
Graves OrdsFly-SeTgeant. Co b. Ist BeFdan' sSharu-
shooters, aged 81 years. he was Nice-President of
the Veteran Association OF the First Regiment Of
United States Sharpshuoters; was pronlineut in
e. X. circles, and at the time of his death was =
staff officer TO Gen. Alger.
PERKINs.-At his home in Morris H. recently
New imam Perkins Go. G., S6th IN. de was a charter
member IF Post Nc. 30.