The National tribune., 1891-05-21

JASEwAY.-At Columbus o.. April .. Of con-
gestion and lung trouble, samuel Janeway, Co. II,
g5th Ohio, aged 81. He served three years. and
was continuously with the regiment, boz
never we'll man after the battle at Guntown,
Miss, June 10 1864 He buried under the
auspices Of j. g. Mccoy Post, l. Columbus. Thirty
two members of his old regiment were present.
CLAYTON.-8b WesieFvIie, o., April "a. Stephen
Clayton, 10th Ohio aged So. He was member q
the G. AR. and was buried under the auspices Of
james Price Post 50.
WuLrAas-At Westerville, o., May g. Of iropSy.
Charles w. Williams, is5th Ohio, aged So He
served during the latter part OF the war and WAS
only in the service five months. He was menu
Der Of James Price Post, 80, and his remains
Inferred by that Post
HALL-As WestervilIe. o., recently. Of apopIec.
lie paralysis, Edwin l.. Hail. Lieutenant Co. B. lst
Ohio cav, aged 50 He was a member of James
Price Post. 50 aud his remains were buried at
GAINESVILLE, o.. under the auspices of HAIL EFT Post.
BEDELL.-At Soldiers and sailors Home GRIND
Island, Neb., Of nervous prostitution Ezra NJ. Be
deil Co. Fl, 18th -. " aged As. He WAS a menu
Der of Lyon Post H. and his remains we're iu-
TERED in the GA. r. cemetery, He leaves a wife
and four children.
Il. Robertson, Both H., and "a I'll. Cav, aged 65.
lie WIS a member of franklin Post, $50. and bis
remains were buried by that Post.
NiCftUFFIE.-At Uli0pOlis H., Nav T. John III.
NeC,Hllin, 10Th H. Cav. aged y. He was a mem
Der OF Morgan Post 3jS.
ALLEN-At Cireenville H. March n William
A. Allen, Assistant Surgeon. 9Th n. Y. He was =
member Of CoIley Post. sol, and he had been for
many years q successful prscticing physician.
NfAkEI-ON.--At lNuuklcEttO, llt.. recently, leroy
GaFrison i3d Ind. His remains We're Inferred by
Frnnkiin Post, PSI.
BARKER.-Near SaudvvilIe. Iowa, April 10. Jo-
hev Barker, Go. c. 10Th Iowa.
N1cHoLs-At CoquiIIe ore, March g Titus "
Nichols, 1ss PA. BuCktails. On sept. ., 1851, be
enlisted in Co. g, 10Th Pa. His regSmeut WAS
attached TO the Army of Virginia, under Gen.
Banks, and did duty mostly in the shenandoah
Valley; was in The battles of Winchester. Balls
Bluff, and Front Royal. At the battle of Cedar
Mountain he WIS taken prisoner on Aug 9. 1862
taken TO Libby Prison. and thence to Belle Island,
where he remained until he was exchanged in
December following lie travelled all over tho
West and when lost in the mountains in one Of Isis
trips he WAS forced TO kill and Of his bur
ros. He a firm believer in spirituslisO. lie
was a member Of Banden Post, and that Post
passed appropriate resolutions on his death.
FLENING.-ln Girard Township, Pa. May 4, OF
pneumonia. William ID. Fleming, S3d Pa, aged
IS. In 1885, = ne fought in what called the
patriot war with Canada, which was OF shout du-
ratiou; next he enlisted to fight the ludiasls ia
Florida, where he served until the Indians
subdued, and after that he volunteered in the
Mexican war, and served until peace was declared.
After serving short time IN the war Of the re-
belliOn he was discharged by reason Of wounds no
received at the battle of Bull Rum lie recovered
from his wounds, aud in about year enlisted in
the navy and served on the gunbOat Ironsdes until
the close of the rebellion.
GALvIS.-At Soldiers and sailors Home, Grand
Island, Neb.. April L. of paralysis Michael GaI-
vim Co. b. 81 N. Y. H. A., aged 81. His remains
were inferred at the Home Cemetery by his conn
rades.
BRApLEY.-At La Grange. o. of disease con-
traced in the service, James Fl. Bradley, Co. r. SD
Wis., aged 81. He served through the war. lie
was "A member of Hastings Post 2O7 and he was
buried under the auspices Of that Post. He leaves
q wife md one daughter
BECxwIFH.- At North Loup, Neb.. recently. JO-
seph ID. Beckwith. Co. y, 2d Vt. He was member
OF Lombard Post, :, and that Post passed suitable
resolutions on his death. He leaves a family.
POUTINs.-At ParSeTs Landing Pa, April a
from a complication Of diseases, resulting from =
wound received at the battle of Petersburg Vs.. ia
Jnns 1864 Augustus It Poutins Sergeant Co H.
I3gth Pa. He was buried by Post 70 and the l. ..
o. f.
vERxoy.-At Sheffield, Iowa, Feb. 7 Of disease
contracted while in the service, John Vernon, Co.
b. lst battalion l3th q. 5, aged i6. COmTHde Yer
non served three years In the above organization,
and was one of Is men picked out Of the battalion
To do duty at Gen. Shermau's Headquarters in
ST. Louis ia 1866. Hs remains were inferred by
MulIigan Post. l02 OF which he was member.
He leaves a wife.
WfLLI4Ns.-At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April %,
Owen Williams, I'd Ohio, aged "a. He
tive OF Wales, but came TO this country in his
youth lie was a member Of Post 2}5 Department.
OF Iowa.
HARRIsOx Al Cedar Rapids Iowa. APRIL ~.
Beniamin Harrison, Go. II, ist Cal, aged "a. Com
rads Harrison also served a year Ina the I'd u. 3.
He was a member of MCPHERSON Post, 3, Depart
ment of idaho.
sOyGEn.-Near Knox Cifv. Mo. April q OF IA
grippe, John A. Songer, f3th Ind. battery.
CIssSA.-At Orion. Il.. April 2 of pneumonia,
William Cissna Co. u, 18th H.. aged 6S. He was
member Of Triga Post, under whose auspices tho
funeral occurred
SAFVELI.-At North Georgetown. o., recently.
Of generous tumor Of the bowels Fraux Saifetl
18th Ohio Cav, aged A. He was q member of John
BaTtges Post. SOL He was elected QuaFtermaster as
duties that after serving three wears he made
Post Commander which Office he held Time Of
his death. He WAS buried By the Post. lie leaves
wife and five children.