The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-08-14
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AENoLD--At Amboy H., July 10. 1890. C. F.
Arnold, Co \, 18th III Cav. He WAS brave and
gallant soldier and q noble citizen.
WINKLEE--At his home. IN Estill County Ky
june Is OF disease contracted in the United States
service, Bethel Winkler, Co F. lith X Cav aged
81 years lie was n charter member OF Andrew
Alexander Post, No. 10, and was buried al the
Farthtng Graveyard. on Crooked Greek. BY h55
Post and Green Il. BrOaddus Post Ne I2S with
all the honors due loyal soldier and faithful eon-
Tadc. He leaves "a wife and five children.
SVMNs-At his home, in Ssslamonia Ind Of
consumption contracted in the service, Harold =
Symms, aged 5S years Eic was "a comEade in good
Standing Of Henry Mclaughlin Post No SIS De-
partmeut Of ludnna, and was buried with the
ceremony due "A defender OF the Republic BY the
Post. He leaves a widow and three minor children.
BEIDGELAND.-At Indianapolis. Iud July 50
Col John A. Bridgeland, "a Ind Cav, aged "a
years He had charge Of the eniisting. equipping
and maintenance of Indiana cavalry at the out
break of the civil war; held an Internal Revenue
appointment for the District Of Texas and after
ward United States Col.sul 10 Havre He has been
prominent and active in Indiana politics and his
relations President Harrison were such that is
was supposed he would be given an important au-
pOintmeut bat he has for two years been IN de-
Cliniug health.
McSiACKIN-At Empire City. Ore. July :. Prl-
waite James MCNacStu, Co II, 81 u = Art from
July >. ls62, To Aug. =, 1875. McHJckiu was
troubled with vATIcose veins, by his statement dat
ing from his service caused from practice with big.
guns. tie never applied for pension, and leaves
dependent family.
BRAGER-At his home. near Black Earth, Wis,
Comride Ellen Olsen BTager Co. b, 18th Wis July
his three years Of service inrthe army. Comrade
BrageF good soldier and an honorable man.
He was buried by Luther I. Park Post No. ISl OF
which he respected member. He leaves a
wife and nine small children To mourn his loss
WusON-At his home. Nebraska CITY Neb.,
after long and severe Illness, on the 4th day Of
July. DIR. Charles III. Wilson, aged 50 years. Com
Tade Wilson born in Columbia County Pa;
educated at Williams College. Massachusetts;
graduated from Medical College at Philadelphia
Pa; was appointed Assistant Surgeon, II0th Pa.
Aug. /, 1852, aud promoted to SurgeOn 49th Pa.
March "a 1868, and was honorably discharged at
the expiration of his term Of service. He leaves
wife and five children.
DuL.-At Albany, \. ", July 3 y L. Dill, Co.
ID, I24th n. Y. AT the time of his death Comrade
Dill was Orderly for Gov. ID. r. Hill of New York.
His remains were taken TO Warwick July T. and
he was buried July 7th with GAR. and Masonic
hOnOFs. Comrade DiiPs death the first which
has occurred in Post No. SIS. GAR Department.
of New York. All mourn his loss.
BULIMAH.-At his residence. in Bloomfield, Iowa.
Aaron Bullman, aged Is years. ComTade Bal Imam
Corporal in Co ID. l0th Iowa. He enlisted
In August 1861 and was mustered out in January,
1862. He was a charter member OF Elisha h. Town
send Post. No. 100 Department of Iowa, and was
buried by the Post.
CHURcHLL--At Plymouth, Mass, July II, SyI-
vanus l.. Churchill. Co. L. 18th Mass. He was q
good soldier and y faithful husband and father.