The National tribune., 1890-05-15
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NEwNAE.-At Elnira, " Y, recently. OF "A
grippe. Albert Newman, nh Y. J.. aged 81 years
REED--At his home IN Sonnerville " J. April
p, OF paralysis, Hugh 3. Reed. Col. Reed was
born in Ohio IN 1918 and IN 1875 vas engaged IN
the drug business At Fort Wayne Ind. He an
swered President Lincoln's first call for troops nc
the breaking out of the war By organizing the I2th
Ind; was later placed in command Of the camp for
organization Of the 30h and 4Ith Regiments and
aiteTward was commissioned Colonel Of the 4ltb
Regiment by Governor Morton he led bis regi-
ment IN the battles OF Fort DoneIsOn and shiloh
receiving slight wound during the latter engage
Cient He resigned in 1862 on account Of impaired
health, and in $50 removed To New Jersey
DAILEY--At Excelsior Springs. No, March %
Nm- NJ Daley, Co. A. Sd Colo. Cav. aged 81 years
he was member Of Lincoln Post. Denver. Col
McDoSALD.-At Denver Col April 8 Alien Me-
Donald, Co e, lst MIMI Art He was msmbeE
OF Veteran Post.
GALLUP-AI Chicago, H.. March 81. ]. r. Gal
lrp Co II: lfth Ohio, and Co. c, sSd Ill he WAS
member Of Veteran Post
HARTvELL-At Pasadena. Cal, recently C. J.
Aartwell, 4th Mass. Battery. he was prominens
knight Tempiar.
BRIDGEs.-At Hollistoa. recently, Benz A.
Powell T. Wyman Post
CoLE.-At Ashland. Mass, recently, VIM ID.
Cole. I'D Mass. be was q member Of Col. PreseOtt
TAYLoR.-At Montrose. Pa, April u. OF disease
contracted IN the service, VIM A. Taylor. Co. u,
5e'h Pa, aged - years. he was buried by Four
Brothers Post, No. 453
BEEG.-At ais home, in Tuxedo. Wash, April ?
Of disease contracted in the army, Samuel Berg.
Co. Is. li2d Pa, aged 63 years A wife, I've sons
and two daughters survive him.
MOoSEY.-At Luzerne. Pa, April 9. Patrick Moo
ney, 1th Pa Cav. He WAS = member Of Ely Post
No. 81.
CoLLISs.-At his home IN Lynn, Mass, recently,
Of blood poisoning. Hugh Collins, Co F. 81 Mass.
Cav. He was mem Der Of Gen Lander Post No 5.
JAERErF--At his home, In JaFTett's Ford. w. Va,
April 8, Harrison jarrett, CO. r. sth W. Va He
was member Of J. V. Riley Post No So
CRAIG--At his home. in Gresnviile, Pa, recently,
OF paTalysis OF tue lungs, resulting rom wound
received in the battle Of the Wilderness Joseph
Craig, loSth Pa His funeral was held under the
auspices Of Post No S32 of which he was a charter
member. Leaves . wife and three children.
kISG.-At Greeley, Colo, March s. of heart fall
ure, Jacob ;. King, Co. h. 66th Ohio He
member.
GRAHAa.-At Greeley, Colo. April Il, of con-
sumption, George Is. Graham, Co. l. s5th Ohio.
lie wa member Of L. = Grant Post. No IS, and
held the position OF Adlutant until forced 10 resign
on account of III health.
SILLOwAY.-At his home, IN Canton Mass. April
9. of diabetes Jacob Si!loway jr, First Lieutenant
6th N Y. aged "a years He q charter men,
Der and the first Commander of Revere Post, No
81; was also n member of the Loyal Legion and
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Of Boston
MICHAEI.s.-At Augusta, Me recently, Msj Otto
f. Miciaaeis, Commander OF the United States
Arsenal at Augusta few months ago he was
promoted to the rank of Major, although only IS
years old At the breaking out OF the war he en-
listed in the sd y " serving three months and
then entered the Signal Corps second Lieuteis-
ant AflerwaFd he transferred 10 the Ordinances
Corps. In lS6i he was promoted 10 Fast Lieutsn-
ANT ana IN 10 TO captain. lie the
waite citizen to pass successful examination for
this service. For 10 years, from lS1o TO lSS3 tho
Major served in the West with Gen Terry and
Gen. Miles, being on the formers staff, And being
Chief Ordnance officer in the Departments Of
Columbia and Dakota. He was also at different
times stationed at Frankfort Waterford and Water
vliet ATsenals. lie was expert IN Engineering
and electrical matters, being OF the founders
and Vice President Of the American Society OK
Electrical Engineers.
CorrIER.-At his home in NewYork CITY. y V
recently, of diabetes Robert COttier Colonel 10th
N,f.aged "a years He was member OF Lafayetts
Post, No. lao. Leaves q wife and two sons.
GALLAGHER--At Ciueianatl o.. Jan. 8, Of dropsy,
Thomas Gallagher. 7th n. Y. aged 40 years.
SMARr.-At his home, near i-ucas, o.. April Of
diseases contracted IN the service 7. l. Smart,
aged q years. He belonged during the war 20 the
we!l-known mclaughlin Squadron. He Was
member of p. A. SwigaTt Post. No. ll6.
CHAFIN.-At his home, IN LivOniI. Y Y, Feb.
"a of malignant liver complaints and dropsy, VIII
lard ;. Chaplin, Captain, Co c, lS6th y. Y, aged
o. years COmrade Chaplin made a good record in
the service. and was The FIRST Commander OF F. 5.
Gilbert Post, No. So, of LivOnia. He had lately
been appointed Postmaster having held that 0lics
most Of the slime since his discharge from the
service
HoLr.-At his home. IN Livonia v Y. Mzfch
., of heart disease. Peter f. HoIt SergeNnT Co. O.
iS6th n Y, aged 81 years Comrade Holt was a
good soldier and a worthy member of X. 5. Gil
bert Post, No. So, which conducted his funeral.
lie was wounded az AveryshOro, y O., March l6.
1855.
BRowx-At Brin<Iey. Ind. recently, Archibald
Brown, S6th Ind. and 4th U. = Cav, aged 80 years.
HYDE.-At National Military Home Milwaukee,,
Wis, March e. Of heart disease, Richard IL Hyde,
Neoman of u. = :. Canandaigua, aged % years
lie Executive Officer Of the Cushing Naval
Veteran Association.
WurrE-At his home, in South Evanston, H.,
May -, Gen. Julius White, ex-M Minister to the
Argentine Republic He made Colonel OF
the 37th H. and prOnot ed to BFigadier General and
Maior-General for galIantry AZ the battles of Pea
Ridge and Prairie Grove. During the Antistam
campaign he was serving ia the Eastern army,
and was In command of the force at AIartiusburgs
which upon the approach of Lee withdrew 10
Harper's Ferry aud shared in the humiliaiiag sur
render made by Miles at that place Upon the death
of Miles W hite came into command but he has
never been held responsible for the disaster. lie
was promoted to BTevct Major General March i3,
ls60. After the war he prSctieed law IN Chicago,
and WAS prominent member Of the bar IN thaA
city until appointed Minister - tbs Argentine Re-
public.