The National tribune., 1890-07-24
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SHEAD.-At his home, near Minturu. Ark. Juns
!, Harrison ) shead. Co. K 6ih Mich, aged 50.
Comrsde Shead was charter member Of LawFeucs
Post, No ), Department Of Arkansas, GAR. and
was It's FIRST Senior Vice Commander
NTvERT.-At New FrankfoFt, HO-. July ? Chriss
NiyeFi- lie was veteran Of Co. ID, 2d DO. Cav
and member Of j. y. Richards Post No $40 De-
paTtment Of Missouri. He buried BY his COM
rades, and = large number Offrends He caves =
SNTTH--At his home, near ArbOrville. Neb June
90 IsesO, Josiah smith. tie was a charter member
OF Ricketts, Post, No. 253, in good standing The
Post took charge Of the remains % his last resting
place He was u veteran volunteer, a Sergeant IN
Go. X. sth Mich. and was discharged sept. g 1865
he leaves q widow and tive children
BALLARD.-At Washington, MINI. July 2 1880
Of dropsy, Alfred @. Ballard. private, Co. d. sih
MINI.
HKNDRrcKs-As Augusta, III. june :. William
5 Hendricks, Sergeant. Co. B. I5Ih III. and SER
geani- Major, 7Sth III. He was buried by the afa-
of Illinois, GAR. OF which the deceased was a
member, acting escort He leaves = wife and
three children.
LEAoS.-AG his home, near SnlithIand Ky Juna
% after lingering hIRess from disease contracted
IN the service. Elisha F. Lemon, Captain. Co L E-th
KY. Cav. aged II. Deceased leit wife and several
children. ali grown His remains were Inferred IN
beautiful grove hill on the banks Of the Cum
bertrand River, where he had lived long
FLoODISG--At LeetoGia, o., July 8 Sebastian
Flooding, Go. A. 43d Ohio. lie was member q
Burnside Post, No lS7, Department Of Ohio. G. r
Comrade Flooding was born in Etenhausen. Saxs
Weimer. Germany, and served his adopted com
1855
Trrus-At his home near CoopersviUe Mich
May 20, Of asthma, Herbert @. Titus aged 81 wears
He served three years la ca. G. ist Mich Engineers
and Mechanics. he Te-enlissed ia Co. l. f0th Mich
Cav. and served Corporal until the close OF tho
war. IL was after StoHenlans raid that Capt Cum
minis said of him. II would like so command A
whole company 81 men Ike Hub Titus lie
buried by Randall Post, No. rs. OF which he was
n member. He leaves VILE four sons and Two
daughters
STILNELL-At Troy, o.. June 30 Elias II. Still
well of 20, u
rade SIiiweli member OF II. c. Coleman Post.
of Troy, and was buried with the hOnOrs Of war
by the Post tie leaves noble Rnd devoted wife
and two small daughters to mourn his early death.
His brother. John I'll. Stilweil. also a veteran who
resides at Troy, o., and - widely known an i'm
porter OF English draft horses Is the last one OF a
noble family of patriots and soldiers.
WnsoS.-At Wichita. Kan. July 2 Of injuries
received IN the late war, Asa A Wilson, ith H.
Cav. COmTade Wilson was gallant soldier and a
member of w. II. l. Wallace Post, Of Fl Dorado,
Kan.
CAsE.-At his home. in Ripley, y ", SergrWnl.
o. Case, Co. +, I54th n. Y. tie was q charter nenl-
Der of Wan. Saekett Post, No. 324. lie was buried
by his comrades with all the hOnOrs due a loyal
soldier and a faithful eOmrAde. He leaves wife
aad two children.
WusoN.-At his home in Nebraska City. Neb.
July l, DR. Chas. III. Wilson, Surgeon. 18th Pa aged
- years Shortly after he mustered out ia ISG5
he settled In Plymouth. Pa following his profess
sion az that point until iSSS. when he removed 10
Nebraska. Five months before his death he had aR
attack of ia grippe, from which arose complications
that carried him to the grave. He WAS active in
Grand Army affairs III PennSy tvanit and Nebraska,
always nnding time Co do for old comrades. lie
was a member of VIM Banner Posi- and was
buried by his comrades with all the hOGOFs due a
loyal soldier and "a faithful cUmrnde.
RoBfNSON.-At his home near Marietta, o.. June
g. ts90 OF rheumatism aud disease Of heart Under
hill l. Robinson. He enlisted Jsy 81 1852. ia Co
Il. ed Ohio and WAS discharged June To- 1855 His
age was Go years. He drew the pitifil sum Of 81
pes month for rheumatism aud resulting disease
of heart he had claim died Sept 10 IsS9 for
increase, bus never received the same The order
for examination required him appear before the.
Board. ia the face of the fact that the Departments
had been Notified that he unable TO leave his
room. He left no children
ANGLE.-At his home, In Woodbury. N J. on
the 29th OF June, William N. Angie, aged Il wears
ComTade Angle served during the war as Captain
ol Co. IL. 35th n. Y. He was a member and Past
Commander OF Gen. Howell Post. No 81 Depart
paTtment of New Jersey, GAR. The funeral
services were conducted BY Florence Lodge, r. and
A. A. NJ. and Post No. 81, GAR
CLARK.-At Pawtaeket. r. L., June ., while on
a visit from fogus, Me, Elijah Clark, q member OF
Co. ID. Sd K 1. H. A. aged %.
NIELD.-At LOnsdale. II. l., Samuel Nield, n
member of the LIST Il. /. Cav. The remains were
by a delegation of BAllou Post, no. 8 Departments
of Rhode Island. He WAS pensioueF al the rate
OF $50 per month.
WADDISGToN-At Madison Wis Of sunstroke
Louis Byron Waddingt0n. Captain, Co. c. S8th
Wis, aged So years He leaves a wife and i've
children. ComrHde Waddiugton was County
Treasurer of Lafayette County one term and
Sheri" two terms.
W. EE-At Fleming. Mo. June q. Reuben d.
Wolfe, Co. II, l4ih KY amer suffering Is years frOaa
q gunshot wound received IN LEFT side.