The National tribune., 1890-06-19
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MICH4ELIs.-At Kennebec, Kan recently, Mai
Ohio Mlchaelis, Ordnance Department. L = ARMY
Maj Miehaeiis entered the Regular Army az the
commencement OF the war as Second Lieutenant in
the Signal Service Corps. He had iust graduated
with the highest hOnOrs OF his class from the New
York Academy. His attachments were 20 unusual
for his years and his natural ability Of such h-h
order. that after short service la this corps he vas
promoted and transferred to the Ordnance Depart
ment, IN which he rose TO the rank OF 9IajOr His
first active service IN this department as As
sstaut Chief of Ordnance of the Army Of the Cum
berlaud. In this position he won the eonfideuce
and high appreciation OF that great commander
Gen. George r. Thomas, on Whose staff he served
during the Atlanta campaign and until the close II
the war His courage and gBilantTy were con
spicuous even among brave men. ri: executive
ability was severely tested but completely proved
ia the many critical sxigeucies Of the daily battles
of the leo days under FIRE" He was bFevetied
Captain IN the Regular Army for faithful and meT-
toriOus services Soon after the war closed he Was
assigned to the command Of the United States
Arsenal at Dearborn, Mich where lac was stationed
for Number Of years. Subsequently he WIS ec--
sively Commaudant OF the aFSe.lais at WATERFOWL
Mass; Wateryhet, y Y, and At the time Of his
the most distinguished officers Of his corps. and
contributed many valuable articles 10 the scientific
literature OF the army. He was member OF the
G.A.k, ana one OF The earliest members OF The
Massachusetts, CommsUdery of the Loyal Legion.
He leaves widow and seven children
HiLDERBRAND.-At New Vienna, o.. May . Of
disease contracted IN the army, Theodore Hild-r-
brand, Co &, i49th Ohio, aged - years lie was =
member OF Carey johnson Post No. 404, and tie
q
GUsTES.-At Madison. Neb., May -, Samuel
Gusten, I2.th Ind, aged SO years
BLooNER.-At his home. IN Hammond La, Nay
l., from disease contracted IN the service Edwin
BIoomer. Co f, lst y. Y. Vet Cav, aged So years
wound received ia an engagement fastened his
death He was 4 member OF John A Logan Posi-.
No. ; and was buried with GAR. hOnors by that
organization. Leaves wife.
Mex EE.-At his home, IN Madison County. Iowa.
Jonathan Mckee, Co. NJ, lilh IN. Cav aged 80
years. lie a member OF J. ID. Craven Post
No. l9S, aud was buried by his comrades Leaves
"A wife and five children.
HALL.-At his home in Barton Township Mich
June l. George =. Hall, Co F, "a Mich. Cav
FHTELD.-At Cincinnati. o., May H. William r.
Fifed. During the war he was member OF Co.
y, Attn Ohio Cav, IN which company he served
faithfully for four years lie WAS captured ina a
hard fight and taken To AudeTsonvilie- in " hitch
place he suffered terribly. lie had been night
clerk Ia the Cincinnati Hospital TOT the last - years
Sunday evening, May IL, he left the hospital in
good spirits To take a walk he never returned.
His body was found in the Ohio River the next
sunday, May Is. He was buried by his Post, Geo.
II. Thomas, No. -. IL Is supposed that the change
from night clerk 10 day elerS, which was recently
made. caused insomnia and alteration of mind.
MCkEE-At his home. in Buda, H., April
50 William A. Mckee, Co. D. 18th Pa. aged &
years. lie was member Of Emery Post, No ieS.
His remains were buried with the hOnOr5 Of the
Post Leaves wife and five children.
HICKOK--At his residence, in Rockford, Iowa,
May ., Z. b HicSOk, aged So years. COmrade
Hicsok enlisted in the 65th III, June , 1861. and
served until Sept. ., lS62, when he received
honorable discharge. His remains were Inferred
under the auspices OF e. y. tlNley fo5l, 81 q.
IAMoRE-At Beilevil,e, Wis, May L. William
G. Lahore Co. X 2d Wis. Cav. He was a charter
member of Joe Mower Post, No. l2l and By his
special request was buried by his comrades Leaves
two children.
PIERcE-At his home, in jamestown, \. V. May
I6, Addison Pierce, First Lieutenant and Quarter
master, 6iih y. Y. lie was a member Of james c.
Brown Post No. 10.
HAMBLETOS.-At his home, in South Bend Ind
May 10. OF neuralgia of the stomach, Josiah ".
HambletOn, Captain, Co. q, lst Colo. Cav. and
later on I'd and Sd Colo. Cav, aged SIS years. lie
a member of Auten Post
APPLE.-At his home, IN Elgin, H., June Z. OF
BFights disease of the kidneys. Andrew o. Apple
Corporal. Co. i, l2ih W. Va. aged a years. Dur
ing the war he distinguished for bravery and
was presented with medal by Congress for gal
lantFy IL front of Petersburg. He was a member
of Veteran Post. No. 40, and was buried under the
auspices of his comrades
CAvANAUGH.-At Central Falls, X. J., May %, Of
old age and general debility. Patrick CavanRugh,
Co. B. llth Il. I. His funeral was attended by
delegation Of Ballow Post, No. 8
PKEsToN.-At Dennysviile, Me, May 20, of disa-
bilily contracted ia the service EnOeh r Preston,
Co. f. 18th Me-, aged A. years. he was a member
of Lincoln Post, No. $50. Leaves a wife and nine
children.
FLoYn-At his home in Tops6elt, Mass, June
l. e. j. Floyd Co G. sd Mass He WAS a member
of Ward Post, No 70, and was buried by that
ganization.
LErTERMAN.-At Dresden Kan. May . Of heart
disease contracted while prisoner At Anderson
vile, Chas- Letterman, Co. Il, 18th n y. and Co h,
IlSth Pa He served a prisoner OF war 200 days
Was member of Caldwell Post, Nc. 46l, and va
buried with GAR hOnOEs.