The National tribune., 1891-08-13
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PrEr-Tn Jefferson Township Cass Go. .eh..
July ", William r. Peet, aged S.. Comfp.,. 'sas
dropped dead while TIA the hayvesifeid. gud b.. mo
time was absent Oh fnrlhuRh from Soldier Ts..fus
% Marion, Ind. Michigan in The War' .as:
William r PcCt, Coldvatcr, Mich. Eut-. % - "
Ice May -, io6i Sergeant Battery "A g.. g. 81
second Lieutenant, MAY - i-65. not must red a
an otiicori mustered ont July -, 1895 and aoaor-
ably discharged. His funeral was attended, ~
nearly all the old soldiers tIt bis community
" EHEER.-At 50. Francis, Kan June q a. =
Sse contracted while Ia tho service, samuel ~ Hb-
ust' 20. ~ ON 40 Cav. aged 81. ITO dIss
charged in April, ls68 as Couuis-srv-Ser + -
the I'm No. Cav iie was charter nerao-r and
Past Commander Of Wauo Post. az and was a
much beloved and respected co1nrsfIe am =. :
comrado says, y in whose name our Post will nsrs-
after be honOred."
CUREY-Near steele City. NRb. July re..,b
Curry, co. A, aih Iowa Cav. Comrades Curry died
after q long sickness of four months with diseases
oil me hver, which resulted la dgopsy. lie WA
buried on his 56th birthday.
JNcoEs.-At Bovidcrs, H.. April s. Of hears
trouble aud Ia grippe, caused by oxposurs during
the war, Jeremiah A. Jacobs Co. T. gth IlI Cav
aged so. He was discharged for disability and
partly recovering re-eulislcd tn Co b. g5h M and
served 20 me close Of the war Ho was ianitor %
Hurlbut POST and hrs remains vcrs buried by tIas
Post. He leaves q wife aud SIX children.
BArY-At La Plata, Mo-. recently o. cousuulp-
ton g. ~ baty, Co I. FL $40. :. b.. aged l6 Ho
was {" member Of Col. Forbes Post. 81.
HAERTsoN.-Near Lake city, Mimi June % II
pulmonary consumption, Baker Harrison, aged 81.
lie was a pioneer in She settlement 81 Minnesota
having come here with his father Boz "a E4rlv i'm
che war he enlisted in Co. g. sth Mimi. iu wi ch
regiment he rendered ioya. service uIl tho close 81
the war thus laying down three Of the best years
Of ms young manhood upon tho altar Of his conn
Try Aitcr his discharge me returned 10 NfuutzItst
where ms nome has been ever since. lei Thoughts
thdt tHe dt5ct'o which terminated his life was
brought on by The exposures of army life. The
large coucOurso OF people chat followed his re-
mains TO the grave bears testimony to the ezfeeTn
IN which he was held by his usiEuDOIs and COM
radcs He was buried under tbe auspices Of sI.i
Doughty Post He leaves q wife and one son.
AHHpTr.--At AAcupOrt Pa june 20. by a fa5l of
Co'i' anu slate ~ the clipper Coat Mines. Henry
Abbott, Co. b. Sih Pa Reserve Corps aged So AZ
the expiration OF hs term OF service he enlisted
IN 20 90, l5ist Pa, IN which regiment hs served
until the close OF the war when be was discharged
july % 1850. AT the close OF tho war hs married.
the widow Of q soldier who died during the war
and she with four children survive him. II IL " .
member Of the Grand Army, and also mefnbsr
ll good and regular standing in the Knights o.
Iythias, ked Men, American Mechanics and
hnights OF the Mystic Cham.
WEsCOTr.-At Cedar Rapids Iowa July T. 1891.
=. X Nescot, Lieutenant. 3lst Me- aged 81 years.
t0mrade WesC0tt enlisted IN che pa SEE. Aurr. IS
1861, aud was mustered out a. Lieutenant 81. a-
lie was @ member Of Post Do and 70 large ds,cga-
tlon OF the Post attended the funeral.
WARREN.-At BeilwOod, Ncb. recently Of hesrb
failure, Miles Warren Lieutenant Sth Mich. cav
Alter serving IN this capacity for NO years he e.
enlisted IN me llth Mich, and soon atervarl
became Us captain. lie was hOuOrab.y mustered
out IN 1861. He was charter member N Post TO-
and aiterward WAS Commander Of Post 80 Depart.
ment Of Nebraska. In the Spring Of Is8i he Wa
appointed by Gov. Boyd Commander Of the sal-
dier5 Home az Grand Island. Neb. Capt Warren
was a lifelong Democrat but was very couserv-
atiyo man. lie was stahCh friend, good neigh
Dor, anu a man who had very many friends.
LESz--At Eau Claire. Wis, July I7, Of diseggs
contracted while in the service George Lena %.
y, 9th wis., aged -. The sta Wis was, perhaps,
better known l9 he Eagle Regiment" Courada
Lenz was member Of Eagle Post. 81 which. at
tended his funeral in a body. He was aisoa ulern-
Der of Eau Claire Lodge 100 T. o. o. f. which
body took charge Of the funeral and conducted
lhelF services az the grave. He leaves wife aud
four children.
HART-Near Eau Claire Wis. Feb. S from dis
ease contracted while in the service. George w.
Mart, 20. A. I'd ONO Cav He first enlisted in Co.
q, ri Ohio Cav, April ~ 1851 ina the three months
service, and was discharged August 1861, aud re-
enlisted Aug. rs. 1861 for three years in Co. A. I'd
ONO Cav, aud WAS discharged sept. u lsG5. lie
was a good soldier and an upright citizen.
FISNkf.--At Atlantis, 6as., June j, r. L. Fmney,
Co. ID, 5th Wis. aged II. Ho with his family
went 20 I'VE IN GeOTga about a year ago, with ths
nope OF oenehtlng ms health. lie was a member
OF Eagle Post, 81. Eau Claire, W 5., and was a good
/ soldier and n respected citizen.
BLAIsDEL-AG Eau Claire Wis. May T. Andrew
Blasdel, Corporal, Co. i, 35th Wis. lie WIS a
member Of Eagle Post, 81 and a delegation from
that Post attended the funeral. Tho remains Were
Inferred IN the cemetery st Spring Brook. Wis.
BEENi5-At Pleasant valley, Wis., recently, L.
NJ. Beemis. Co. i. 30th Wis. aged s. He was a
member Of Eagle Post, So Eau Claire
SHASE.-At Eau Claire Wis. March 2, Isaac II
shane, Co. X, 5th Wis. He was q member Of Eagle
Post, 81 and also OF the J. o. o. f., which body
took charge Of the funeral ceremonies, large
faithful soldier and respected citizen ia the COM
munity IN which he lived
BOss.-At Wheaton, Wis, Jan. = Friend Ross,
Co. ID, 7th Wis. He was member Of Eagle poss,
81, Eau Clair and delegation from that Post At
tended the funeral
MEISELL.-AJ New York City July H. Henry o.
Meineil. At the outbreak OF the war he returned
from Germany. where he had been eaacaied, and
40 once enlisted In Duryea's ZOugves. SIX months
later no was promoted to the rank of Lieutenaus
and transferred to the 81 Art with which no
served through the war. AT the close Of tho war
he transferred TO Battery @, GibsOu'5 Light
Artillery, and commissioned Captain. GibsOn'g
Light Artillery assigned TO duty the frontier
al Fort LeavenwOrtH and afterward SO Fort Riley.
Capt. Meinell cam gned with Crook against the
Pawnses and sioux IN Nebraska. III % acquired ths
liquor habit, and while under the influence Of
whisky he shot and killed himself he leaves
wife and three children.