The National tribune., 1891-02-19
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sPEARM4N.-At Springfield Neb Jan. n. %
heart failure, James D. Spearman, Go. II. 18th iowa.
aged 81 In the summer Of ls62 he commits
stoned by Gov. Kirk wood Of Iowa, TO raise a conn
pany Of volunteers and three days after he had .
company Of l05 men, Of which no elected
Captain. His first engagement while with
sherman on the Yazon River. He WAS with Grant
during the siege of VicEsbuTg and on May q he
seriously wounded while participating in the
third days charge. From this wound his whole
right side became paralyzed. and he dis
charged for disability. On account Of the wound
tt became necessary 20 amputnte the right leg. FOR
which be received q pension Of $50 per month. By
special act OF Congress his pension increased
70 So per month. dating back from the time his
nrst pension w'ts allowed him. his back pension
amounting 10 $500. He was a charter member OF
KiFkwo0d Post. LOG.
TIRRCE-At Tarryt0wn, N Y Jan. 3 Solomon
Tierce. Co. y, 29th Conn, aged So he WA q msn-
Der OF Ward Il. Burnett Post 100 and the funeral
was under the auspices OF che Post. He leaves q
wife and two daughters.
DATLY.-At Decatur Mich, Jan r. the result Of
n accident Arthur Fl Daily, Sergeant Co. A. dlh
Mich, aged A. After the battle Of Port Hudson
COmrade Daily became q member Of the 9Th Mich.
III. A. and served until the CLOSE Of the WaF when
he left the service with the rank 81 Lieutenant.
He was ptsse niger conductor or the Michigan Gem
trail Railroad which position be had held for over
is years aud BY accident he fell under the wheels
OF his train. He WINS well known Pat Daily,
the road.
HAHg.-AtIrving. Mich. Jan. 8. Frederick Hahn,
Co. u, n Mich Cav aged 81. He was a member
Of WOeott Post 334
ARNoLD.-At Canton. g. D. Jan. Is. of liberation
OF the bowels, Walter :. Arnold, Co. J. 4Sth Wis.
He was a member Of Gem Lyons Post and that
Post, assisted by tho Odd Fellows, had charge OF
the funeral ceremonies.
RzAD.-As Csdnr Rapids. Iowa. Jan. g5 Of dis
ease contracted while in the service, Charles p.
Read Co. /, 5th Iowa, aged 49, ConIrale Read also
served in Co. " 2d Iowa Cav. His funeral was
attended by i. u. Cook Post and the N. W. l. %
H., Of which he was a member
YOUNG.-At RexfOTd, Kan, Nov l4, Of heart
failure, David Young, Co @, 20th Wis, aged g.
He charter member of Kimball Posi- 464,
Day. His funeral WAS under che auspices Of the
Post. He leaves a wife and one son.
COURTER.-At Sidney, Mich. Dee IA, Of disease
contracted while in the service, Cornelius Courier
Go. d, l0@d Ohio. He was member Of Stanton
Post 3.
MYERs-At Sidney, Mich, recently, Frederick
Myers. ith X. l., aged 40 AZ she age Of nine years
and nine months he went into the service Of bls
United States, and after serving six months he
mustered in the 9TH r. i. As adrummer BOY. He
served two years and six months.
JORDAN.-At Durango, Colo, of pneumonia, Dec.
81, James Jordan, Captain, Co. X. 9th Ind. aged
g. He enlisted Lieutenant, but WAS sO0n pro-
NOTED 20 Captain, and in that capacity he served
through the war. He leaves wife and one
daughter.
BEFTs.-At Greene. N Y. Nov. 2 Of rose cancer,
EphrsIm a. Belts, SeTgeans, Co. T., I4sh N. u
aged 81. He was a member Of Otis G. Banks Posi-,
l37, and was we'll known and respected. He leaves
a wife and three children.
WHFrTES.-At Alpsna, Mich, Nov. 9 OF heart
disease, contracted while ina The service William
Written, Co. D. lst Mich. Eng, aged "a He leaves
a wife aud eight children
den, Co. ID, lst New. Cav. His remains were buried
by Franklin Post, l47. COmFatle McliOldon
native Of VsFmOnt, and his relatives can commune
cate with Lieut. ID. Vanderioof, Gait, Csl., il they
desire further information.
KEIsO.-At LOngmont Colo, Jan. Is, John r.
KelsO, Captain, Co. VI, 3th Mo. Cav, aged so BE
was a member OF Mcpherson Post, aud that Post
had charge of the funeral
DARRAGH-Near Manor Station, Pa Feb 9 The
result of au accident, Lieut.. John ". Darragh. Co.
A, lSSth Pa He was struck by train and i'm
stanLly killed his right side being crushed in, and
his neck. left arm and leg being broken. He was
buried from his home in PiItsburg. Pa, aud his
funeral attended BY Post go, and a dotueh-
ment from his old regiment.
PfSSEY.-At LansingbuTg, y. Y, Jan. l. Cyrus
Pinney. Co. H. l2jih ". r., aged So He WIS =
shoemaker, and for Il years the proprietor OF
a shoe-shop. He leaves wife and three children
SOUTHwORTH.-At New York, Jan. 5, Of a COM
pcatiOn of diseases Joseph SOuthwOrth, ir, list
N. Y, aged 81 He served in the army bus short
time, however, and at the time of his death he was
Liquidating Clerk in the CusiOmhouse n. Y.
HoLLINGER.-At Harrisburg Pa, Jan. s. Elias
HOllinger, Co. c, l95th Pa, aged 80. He
lawyer, and one Of the best in the County in which
he resided.
BRADY-At Roxbury, Mass, Dec 26, John Brady,
U. = \. kearsarge. He was q member Of the kear-
sarge Naval Veterans, and also OF the RoxburY
Veteran Firemen's Association, both Of which
organizations attended the funeral.
BAKER.-At New York Jan. a the result Of
fall, Charles r. l.. Baker, aged ~. When IS years
old. Baker enlisted in the a drummer boy
and I'm every battle Of note in the civil war
beginning with Bull Run. lie WAS taken prisoner
at the battle of Fair Oaks, and for ID months was
prisoner IN Libby and Belle Isle prisons. where
he became the life Of the poor boys who con-
fined in those hOrrid pens. He received an honor
able discharge at the close of the war. At one
time ne in the navy, on the ship Lillian. He
was u member Ofdhe Farragut Veteran AssOeia-
ton, and one Of its officers at the time Of his DEATH
The immediate cause OF his death was a &c, while
In which he fell and injured himself He was q
sgn-adjuster by trade and WAS we'll known. He
leaves aged mother.
WIsTz-At East Portsmouth. Iowa. Jan @, Of
consumption, Thomas Wistz, Co. E, 9Sd Ohio,
aged IS.
MooR-At Ellsworth Me-, Nov g. Edwin Moor,
Co. X, 32d Mass. He in all the battles Of the
Army of the Potomac and was wounded In his
leg at the battle of Cold HarbOT, which confined
him to the hospital for about four months. He WIS
In all the engagements of the Wilderness. He Raa
present at the surrender Of Gen, Lees army az
Appomattox, aud WAS also in Gen. Grants COM
mand when Grants and SheFmHn'5 armies marched
through Washington. He was q member OF the
GAR. Post in his town.