The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-01-02
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DAvIDsoN-At his residence. near sardis, Pa. re-
Gently, Sergt samuel Davidson, who was cruelty
gored to death by his own bull Comrade Davidson
served la Co G., l56th Pa. and his the first death
in Corporal Murray Post, No. 2Ei Of which he was
"A worthy member.
DAvIs.-At Binghamton y. Y, Dee. II, Eugene
NJ Davis, Co. +. lst n Y Veteran Cav.
BUMF0ED-At bis home, IN Carter Mimi Dec
s. of pneumonia, David Bumtord. 2Oth Wis., aged
No. 10. and was buried with q A. T. honors
BLAIspELL.-At his home, in Topsdeld, Mass.
Dee ~. from injuries received during the war John
Blaisdell, Co. II, i0th Mass 8Ftd Inf
SLoAN.-At Bilsgsvile. H., Dee. Is James sloan
CO. III, iith H.. Cav. de was a highly esteemed
member OF Ellsworth Post No - O,uayg -
H., by which Post and comrades of Post 81 Kirk
vile, H., in the presence of host OF relatives and
friends, he was laid to rest
PHILLIPs-Near Humboldt Kan, recently. OF
heart disease, j. b. Phillips Co. A, s5ih Ind aged
81 years
LARGKNr.-At Paw Paw W. Va. Dee. Is. George
W. LaFgent, 9th W. Va, aged - years. He was
Commander OF Lander Posi- No. s. at time OF Ia
death. which organization conducted his funeral.
He leaves an aged mother and several sisters
SEVKDGE.-At his home, near MaFeugO Ind, Dec.
l6, William o. Seyedge, Co. G., 66th Ind. aged AZ
months. Comrade Seyecige had been a constant
sufferer from the disease which he contracted
while In the rebel PRISONS lie buried BY the
members of Hammond Post. No 23I OF which ha
member Leaves wife and i've children
HOoPER.-At East sullivan. Ne, receutIy Gil
bert A. Hooper, iSt Ne Cav. and charter mem
her of w. l.. WeaFe Post No So aged IS years. He
lost a leg in the service.
CROOK-At his home, in Goodrich. Kan Dec
IL. Charles n. Crook, Co. II. li2th H., aged 81
years. He was taken prisoner AZ Cleveland, lena.
and confined for IA months IN rebel prisons Ha
WAS a member of James NJ. Arthur Post No 500
aud was buried under the auspices of that organi-
cation.
SExroN-At his home, In Chicago. III. Dee. n.
ThOs. ;. Sexton First Lieu,enant fsIst H. aud a
member OF u. :. Grant Post No = a.e,I So vears
ID. Gailaher, l03d y. y. aged IS years. Ia 1861 10
enlisted private Ia the l52d n. y. aud rose to
the command Of his regiment.
CoE.-At his home, IN Denver, Colo, Dec. 19, O.
Is. COe, Co. Is. S9th Wis he was a member OF A.
Lincoln Post No. 4.
GATEs.-At his home, In Portland. Mich. Dee. 7,
Sam'l h. Gates, 27th Mich. ;. 5 He was a member
of Post No. lSa and was buried by his comrades
with q. A. Il. hOnors-
XoUNG.-At his home near Bells Tex, recently,
X. j. Young. First Sergeant, llth Ky. aged 50
years Tie a member of Garfield Post, No. Is.
CASEBEER.-At Cedar Rapids, Iowa Dee. IS, Rev
81 years. Comrade Casebeer enlisted in 1862 and
was elected Captain Of his company in which he
served until disabled by severe wounds. He served
As Chaplain, Department OF Iowa. c. 4. r. as Chan
lain of Post 30 and the time of his death yyaa
Chapiain OF the lst Regiment Of Iowa, National
Guards.
AINswoRrH.-At his home, in Hotehkiss Colo.
recently. James AinswOrth. 81 III. Cav. aged a
years. He was a member Of John A. Rawlins Post,
No. -. Lake City. Leaves wife
WHIPPLE.-At his home in iaconia ". H, Dec.
"a Col. fhOs. j. Whipple- Ho veteran Of
two wars. Ia The Mexican war he was taken pEis-
lion he Lieutenant Colonel Of the lst y. Il aud
Colonel Of the 4th n. II.