The National tribune., 1890-06-05
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JoHSsoS.-At his home, in Garden Grove Iowa
April y, from injuries received during the war
Charles p Johnson. Captain, 60. A. I7th Iowa,
aged - years ~ the battle OF Black River Bridge
in the rear OF EieSsburg. when isatllng desper-
ate charge. he was wounded by mimic D1Il pass
ing entirely through him, and leit the field for
dead. Aiterward he conveyed to the field
hospital, " here his wound WAS Urououacesf fatal
The next day lac was captured by the rebels and
taken To Atlanta. Ga. Here his mother Joined
him. and Il only through her careful nursing,
that he lived. From the date Of his wound % the
time of his death he had been deprived the pleas
ure OF standing or sitting even for an hour: he had
also been deprived the relief thIE any change OF
position would have brought, but had lain fiat on
his breast.
GARDNER.-Near Abhotts Corners, y. Y. Nav
Is, of sOiteuiug OF the brain, Robert T. Gardner,
Captain Go. \, 2lst y. Y lie was severely wounded
nj the battle at AuUetam. Ho was an ofcer OF the
Veteran Reserve Corps of disabled soldiers doing
light duty until the surrender Of Lee. gud after
ward attached 10 the Freedmeu's Bure1u,
serving IA different localities IN the SoRth- He
held the position Of StOFekeeper and Gaurr in the
Internal Revenue Service ia Buffalo Tor Is years.
tie WAS u member of NlikesOn- B3dwell Post. the
Loyal Legion and the Society OF the Army OF the
Potomac
PIESCE-At Jamestown, y. Y. MAY Is. q apo
peXy, the result of - suRstrOke received during
the war, Addison Pierce, RsgimemtAI Quarter
master. 6iih \, \. He enlisted august n. 1851 as
Randolph y. Y, a. private IN Co 3. 6ish y. Y;
served as Corporal during the PeniusulaT .n
also the battles of Antetaua and Fredericksburg;
WAS promoted 10 QuaTteTmaster Sergeant, serving
a. such until The Pail OF lots, when he pro-
NOTED 20 First Lieutenant and kegimeutai Quar-
termaster When his term OF enlistment expir,-d
he was honoTahly discharged, with his giment ia
front of Petersburg. Va. lie was a member OF
J. NJ. Brown Post, jamestown, y Y, under whose
auspices he was buried. He leaves wife and three
grown children
JoHNsoS--At Providence, Il. l. recently, OF heart
failure, James r. johnson, Co. /, 9th h l. lie
was member OF SlOcum Post, No 10
BALLOw.-At Providence L. l., recently, George
w. BaIlow, Co. ID, 2d Il. 1. He was member Of
Slocum Post. No. 10.
SuEpp.-At Hastings, Neb. Feb. p, OF heart
failure. Henry Shedd, Lieutenant, Co. H. lIztu n Y
he leaves "a wife and two daushter
MCNAGY.-At his home, near UniOnport. d
April %, of disease OF the tongue Robert &cNary,
First Lieutenant, co. c. iSd Ohio. He was a charter
member of ID. r. Miser Post No. 6-.. and "A rnIins.
elder III the Presbyterian Church at UniOnporL
Leaves a wife and two daughters.
SMIrH-At his home, Ia Bowerston o. Nav ,
d smith, Go. Il, l6lst Ohio, aged ~ years. lie was
a member of X. NJ. Lyon Post. and was buried
under the auspices Of that organization.
BARNEs.-At his home. in Paris, Ark April "a
of disease contracted la the service, W. T. B8rues
Co ID, 10Th Mimi. Tie was a member OF Post No. 10.
kICE.-At his home IN Pawtuekrt, II. L, April ).
OF disease conIraeIedin The army, benjamin C. Rice,
Co. III, 81 T. l. II. a, aged 81 years Leaves u W 10
and son.
BLAIsDELL.--At Boston. Mass, May 6 from in
Jnries received IA falling OF tain, Gilbert G.
Biaisdell, 2Sth Mass lie was member of Post
No. 6S, Dorchester. Leaves wife, son and daugh-
ter.
RoGERs-At Boston. Mass. May 6, of heart dis
ease, VIM IL. Rogers llth Mass. Battery He ysas
a member OF John \. Andrews Post, No. 10. Leaves
a wife.
BESuAM-At his home, in AIgona. Iowa. re-
Gently of blood poison caused by "A wound receive
Ell at the battle ii Winchester, y. +. Benhaa,
Lieutenant, Co. IL, lg6th n. y. lie leaves a vie
and three children.
SAuSpEKs.-At Carrollton. Mo-, March Is, Clark
Z. saunders. Go. X, 6tm OHIO. aged IS years.
SMEDIs al Kingston. n. V. April 26, Of disease
contracted IN the services. George SL1edl5, CO. Il,
s0th N. Y, aged 81 years.