The National tribune., 1890-12-25

The hospital gaugFene caused a secondary heuior-
image, which came near being tatnI Since then
Dir. Mccoy has been n constant sufferer. He stood
the operation WELL and win recover. For several
years Nr. Mccoy has been in business iu Columbus.
The light which Reno Post GAR, OF New
York City, has been making with Collector OF ths
Fort Erhardt for the rcgppoiutment Of ThOmps0n
Martin, a comrade OF that Post a. Engineer OF ths
Barge Oaice, has ended. Gilbert Nelson. who held
the place. ana was obnoxious to the comrades, re-
signed recently, and Edward y. Kenucy was an
pointed TO NE position on Dec Is BY the Collector
secretary Window having concurred In Col. FIR
hard's recommendation Of Keruey Con,ra,f,
kenuey - veteran and Grand Army man. 40
the GAR men are better satisfied.
Col. Edwin 3. Jsnnsy, OF Syracuse y. Y wa.
recently appointed by Gov Ill., Trustee Of the New
York Soldiers sad sailors Home az Bath. y. Y. In
place OF Capt Charles Fox, who has removed from
me state Col. Jenny commanded The IS5th ~ Y
during iha war, aud was a gallant soldier.
capt John Taylor Receiver Of Taxes OF PhHa.
0eiphh Fa., has been elected Trustee Of the Union
Ffi'oners Of War Association. 10 an The vacancy
caused BY The death Of Gen. Clinton B. Fisk.
IL IS said that when Yazoo BiI, /" a celebrated
Character Of Yazoo City Miss, goes to New York
which he sometimes does, he Immediately repair.
to the Fidh Avenue Hotel to inquire aner the
health and prosperity Of Capt Charles r. Furlonz,
VINO makes that celebrated hotel his home. Capt.
FuFIong Is poyily and rather olerlcal.looking
gentleman, with chin beard, 80 kindly Of eye aud
nearly Of manner that there is little wonder no
mas attracted the admiration Of a reputed dssper.
ado. This was accomplished BY rendering Bun
some IttIe service about the close Of he war when
capt Furions, the RegmentaI Quartermaster Of
the I'lh Wis. was acting IS Provost Marshal aou5e-
where IN mississippi. Bill has not forgotten The
kindness.
AbutantGenera Hawkins, OF Ohio has rsosivsd
and accepted the resignation OF Capt John A.
logan, son Of Gen. John A. Logan. q Co. IT, ssh
ONO National Guard located Of Youngstown. D.
capt Logan infant son, John A. Logan the third.
was commissioned q few months ago as a Lieu
tenant IN the Ohio National Guard. and Is Derhnps
lhe youngest soldier in tho United States Can't
logan was forced to resign on account Of business
which prevented him from paying Tho necessary
attention to his military duties.
Col. George L. shoup, one Of the nswIy.oleoted
Senators from the State OF Idaho was born AZ kit
tanning, Pa., juno IS 1896. He removed 70 nlino{a
IN 1852, and was y tier Of the soil, but the 4old
fever Of 1888 took him 10 Colorado. He was a
scout at the breaking out Of the war; and vas com.
missionod First Lieutenant Of The Isl Colo Cav
which position he resigned in 1854 He was then
appointed Colonel Of the Sd Colo Cav, with which
regiment he served until IL was mustered ous
Of the service. After the war he went 20 Idaho,
and Is now one Of tho oldest and best known men
IN sho State he is o man Of considerable wealth,
being engaged in business on a large scale a. a
cattle dealer and stock raiser, besides running
several general merchandise stores and couple Of
stage lines. BE was appointed Territorial Governor
by President HARRISON and was elected frst Gov.
ernOr OF the state last October