The National tribune., 1891-03-19

BYRELY.-At Bart Pa, Of heart disease con
tracted while in the service, William Byrely TIe
was member Of Post 81, Of Winded and at no
time of his death ne WIS Junior Vice Commander
He leaves a wife and three children.
POOLE-NeRr South Liberty Iowa Feb n Mel
bourne Poole, aged 50. C0mrade Poole enlisted in
California IN what known a. the California
one Hundred, and attached TO the % Mass
Cav. Ie was q member Of Sins Jackson Post %
West Liberty. He leaves wife and six children
DAKLING.-At Providence, r. l.. Feb 5. Of blood
poisoning, Hoses o. Darling, Co D, lst r T. Stone
Post and several other organizations attended the
funeral
MITCHELL-At Lousdole, Z. T.. Feb %. Of con-
sumption, -ilas Mitchell. Co IT, 7fh r. aged 81
JoCHDAS-At PEwtucket, X. T.. Feb. a. Of com
phcitOn at diseases james Jour,iau, Co. p. 3d r. T.
III. A. Ballou Post 3.-Ceutrul Falls Of which hs
was member, atteaded the funeral
HiLDFSBHASD.-At Jackson o. Jan 60 the re-
suit 81 an accident, William Hiideubrud. 56lh Ohio
/ aged so. CouIrade Hidenbrand WIS Killed yVuile
walking on a r'iiroud track. He was a widower,
but leaves a large family.
MCt}EE.-At East port, Me- recently Richard
Alct'ee Co. X 9Th Ne.
COLLISR-At PASSPORT. Me-, recently, George
Collins. U. :. >. Connecticut.
sHoRT.-Near Es-tpoTt, Ne, December, Edward
j. short, Co. K 9th Me.
SPERRY.-At san Louis Obispo CAL of liver
complaint and niasma Feb. Il Fl. A. Sperry Cap
tain. Co. d. 3Oth Mass. aged AZ. He was a mem
Der of Harper Post l26. He was at the Siege %
I NteSshurg, and WAS afterwards sent to New Or
ieUns, where he lost his health. He leaves wife
| and three children.
FIsHER-At Chehalis Mimi Feb 6 n r Fiel,sr
/ Co b, Ist MINI. Md Rangers aged ~ Before
I the war he was Captain Of a merchant ship aud
he also served a year on the slOOp- Of war York
I town.
| IKoY-At Colon, United States OF Colombia
Jan. 10, OF an Intermittent form of mHIariaI fever
Robert Troy, L 5. = Enterprise His remains
I were Inferred the next day ~ Mount Hope. Tie
/ was a member Of Rsukin Post, Brooklya n Y
\ BEDELL.-At Cambridge. Mass. Dec. r. Daniel
Bedeii l5th n. ii. He was Gen Bsnks's reIinbls
| scout, spy and dispatch bearer, and performed
many hazardous undertakings In March, 1854
\ ne was sent as spy INTO the enemy's lines, and
| had nearly reached the Union army agaiH when
I he was disabled by spraning his ank e. This
I Cident the cause Of Gen. Banks's disastrous
/ loss in the memorable Red River expedition, for
\ had Comrade 5edell returned in Seu7On with the
I IIfOrtaailOn in his possession Gen. Banks would
\ not have moved as he did.
/ C0LLINGs.-At Boston. Mass. Dee. % OF mllarial
fever, Richard Ceilings Co. r 18th Mass aged g.
\ Ills death was haseued by a sunStroke. which no
| received the battlefield Of Cold Hs,rbor which
/ caused kidney trouble, aud ultimately heart dis
1 ease. He leaves wife.
I FULLER-At Toledo, o. March u. John W Ful-
\ Ter, Colonel. 9Th Ohio. He was born in England
/ but enlisted la the war from Ohio. He bsclms
| Hrgadier- General of Volunteers Jan. 3 1854 and
I for gallant and mcrtOTious services during the
\ war he wa- b-eyctred Waf0rGeperaI of Volunteers
I March t3 iSG5 FL distinguished himself by de-
f'HtinR Forrest 81 PaTsers Cross Roads. Tenn. in
\ 1867. He resigned from the army Aug. %. 1853.
kREHEfEL.-At New York City March - q
upopleEy, John d. ErehhieI, Captain, 4lst n. Y.
| In 1864 he made the head Of the Information
Bureau 10 Castle Garden, and occupied the post
uutil be appOir ted the Assistant Suppriuteud-
I emf ut Wards Island under the old Commissioners
Of Emigration In 1879 he became uu Inspector
\ with the German Society. He was a member 81
several societies and of itein|ehr Post lie leaves
q widow and a SON
/ GEIFFrN.-At Narcellon, Wis. Of dseass con-
tTacted while in the service, Feb. % samuel r.
I Griffin, QuarJermaster, (. Z. Guuhoat R1miU aged
I 81 Tie wounded by the bursting of 70 size l.
\ and was otherwise injured during The service.
/ which directly resulted iii his death. He WIS
member Of William Payne Post. and his reuasius
/ We're laid 10 rest by bis comrades. He leaves
BUNsrEAD.--At Jewet City, Conn, recently,
\ John Bumstead, Co. d. 25th Conn. Tie was a
member of Wilcox Post Sprin- field Muss. and he
was we'll res pected by tile members. Sedgwck
Post, of Norwich, especially indebted 10 him,
I for he took all the members who resided in his
section Of the country in his wagon and from
! the meetings OF that Post He leaves 81 vile and
five children.
/ Ronrgrs-At Decatur, Mich, OF heart trouble
and FALLING of the whole system, T. a.. Roberts,
/ Co. y. 9ta Iowa. Tie charter member %
Burnside Post y. At The time OF bis death he
the Postmaster If his town, aud he bad held that
/ position for over 20 years. He was also a great
sufferer from the wounds which he received during
I the war. Tie leuves a wife ans Three children.
TAYLoE-At sulphur Rock, Kan. Jan. rs. Of
\ drOpsy OF the bowels, Newton Taylor, Co 70. SOIh
I w.. aged i5. He a mel Der OF GRAY Post 81
and his remains were laid 90 rest by the Alaseus,
| of which organization he was also a member. Ito
| leaves q wife and eight children.
| OsBoRN-At Feeshurg, o., Of heart failure Geo.
| +. Osborn. Battery +, LIST Ohio III. ~, aged G.. Hs
/ leaves wife and four children.
RNwLEY.-At Sugar Grove Township. Warren
/ County, Pa Jan. r. Of pneumonia, s. W Rgwley
L
Younie Post, AZ, and his remains were buried by
I his comrades
SzuTH-At Cushing, Me-. Feb. 2 VIM. smith I'd
Ne. battery. He was member Of p. Henry Till
son Post, 80.
WILLIAMS AT Coal Creek. Colo. Feb. 2. Houry
/ Williams, Co X, 18th Ohio. He wasa member o.
Ethan Allen Post. So until the time OF its disband-
L meut.
THURMoND.-Ne ST. Claire Mo. Jan g. Of
| pneumonia, A. p. ThurmOud, Co f. Sist Mo-. aged
/ Ga. lie leaves wife and dive children. lie was
member Of George Gamble Post, 293, and hat Posi-
attended the funeral
| ABRAN5~-At a. Louis Mo-. Jan. so Of malarial
pneumonia, Charles r. Abrams. Co. A, lS3d H.,
aged a.. He a member of Stephenson Post 80.
Sprng deld. H., and his remains were burisd by
| that Post 20 Springfield.
CUMMINa.-At Bridgeport, Conn. Feb s. Jtulos
r Cumming Surgeon, l2th Conn. aged so years.
COmrade Cumming three years OF service, and
for his skill and ability appointed Brig lto
Surgeon. He was = member of Eiias Howe. IT,.
Post 3, and - delegation from that Post attsBaea
the funeral. DO leaves a Wits ald two sons.