The National tribune., 1890-08-07
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
DELAWARE

DELE " hREs-
Circuu- No. ], issued nj Wilmington. By order
% Samuel Lewis, Department Cofnnander-J Is
rtTao4cy. A. A.-6.-contAlns the following.
ihe headquarters assigned for the Department
oi Dc4aware during the week Of the National En-
campment arc in Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall, corner of Boylrtou and Berkeley strects
Boston. The Department Commander desres ns
many comrades from this Depnrtmeua who Ga "a
make ~ convenient TO attend To do go aud ear.
Dest3y requests that the names of those w no uurt.e
going be forwarded to the Assistant Adjutant-
efai in order that he may communicate with the
committee IN Boston, aud hand him the number az
those who wlli need accommodations Rates with
tie FcHnsy!yania Railroad have been arranged for
ar iOliowss Fare for the round trip from Whining
ton 10 EOsiou, al rail, S3.05; via Fall River or
ntOningion Line Of steamers 81 25. The Depart-
ment Commander and staff viii take the latter
route, leaving Wilmington on Sunday, Aug. 10 nt
il.5l n. m, aud arriving at Boston 80 Monday
morning An Invitation is hereby extended TO ali
who viii do 20 70 accompany this train.
ILLINOIS,
Lake Bluff was visited by the veterans in great
numbers on July 70, aud the result was IA grand
GAR picnic. meeting was held in the iaber-
Hacic. and the music furnished by the Veteran
Flie aud Drum Corps and the Waukegan Juvenile
bana. lhe meeting was presided over by Adpt-
Gen. A. j.. Reed aud Chaplain Iozier read some
good poems Of hls and sang sweetly 10 nn aDpTe-
ealys audience. The speakers were: Col. T. Is.
cray Col james a. sexton, j. NJ. Mckinley Rev
4. W. Pattcn, Comrade H. :. Dietrich aud Senior
Vice Commander Weisner
Doninick Wethcr Post, 7Ol was mustered IN
Chicago July p with these officers: Com Nicholas
Sieinleni +. v. O., Henry l.. Burbaeh j. v. O..
August WiiIich; Adrt 4. J. Birdler; surg.. Peter
Amen; Chap, q. Jockel; q. NJ, Matthew GIFTS: o
D. l. Llyli .. O., J. Kailer; s. NJ H. KcttleT. O
". 81 h. HirschDach The Post was mustered with
j. members, by Ga. Nargers, of Lyons Post
Stephenson Post, 30 Of Springfield is making
efforts toward the erection Of "a Memorial buIlJint~
% that city 70 perpetuate the memory Of b. n
Stephenson tue founder of the Order 20 stand as "A
monument 10 the organization and the bravery of
he members, aud to collect and preserve lhe irn
phics, records and the library pertaining Ia the
war, aud the records ofthe Grand Army fine Re
public.
IHDIAEk.-
officers Of the following Post are:
q. " Greeley, $50, FayetteylIe-C w.
Short :. Y; g, y. Sears; J. v. O., Il. Wagner
AAayL +. NJ Hall q NJ L; Barieni surg, w.
g., W. Wedd!ei b. M, John IL. Harris; q. NJ. s..
john Gore.
KANSAS
White Cloud Post. s32 White Clond. has nassed
resolutions indorsing the course Of Hon. E' M,
Morrill, Ia Congress, pIedging him hearty support.
expressing belief and confidence in his incss
and ability, and requesting him to reconsider bjs
determination 10 withdraw from the candidacy of
that district -
Officers Of the following Post are:
Harbine Post, zlZ Byron, Eebraska- Com. O. A.
Gardner Adj't, I'd T. Riley; Chap E CaSns,iey ~ -:
q NJ, III. ii. KimbaIl.
MAINE.
n Post was organized at Houlton, July q. under
the name Of Addison l.. Russell l59 and its Officers
were Installed by Henry H. Sellers, of Bangor. as.
sisted by comrades Of Hodgdon Post g. The Post
y named IA honor Of the memory Of Addison r.
Russell OF that town, vino a gallant officer in
the lst DE. Cav, and killed while in the serv
ice. This Post has some of the most Influential
business men 4n the community among iIs mem.
beTs. The following are the officers: Com. John
- Hlitoni :. v. O., Samuel ii. Powers; J. v q :
James II. Kidderi AdJt. James Wilhee; surg
George Cary; Chap, Newell r. Dutton; O. M
Albert a; burleghi o. d., John q. Adams; q. O.
Andrew II. Porter s. M, Jas. v. Tabor; q. AI. g.