The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-02-19
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

IAN Post elections received at this Office which
have not been already published will appear
space be found for them. ii any are
sent which do not appear in the course Of two
month, % will be understood shat they were pub
lished before.
COLORADO
H. NJ Croker Post, 81. North Denver, now meets
So A new hall This h the youngest Poet in Denver,
and while its members are not quite 70 numerous
e. the other Posts they have the handsomest Post
ILLINOIS,
Onlcers Of the following Post are
Edgar Trego, 39i. Orion-Com.. VIM. Love S. V.
C. J. u. Lippencott; 3. v. c. O. w Eaton; Surg,
4. 3. Henderson; Chap q O. Howell; q, NJ,
d. r. Boutwell,; Adjt Nat. HAmor; o. D., Samuel
foN q. g., j.. q. Betchci.
INDIANA
Officers o. the following Posts are:
Henry Mclaughlin, so, standardization, ID. II.
Skinner: = ". a., J. J.. HarrufT; j v. O., William
Castor AdIL ,. A. Hutchisoui q NJ, John O.
Mclaughlin Surg. Beui. Arthur Chap, William
d smith q d., 5eui. D. Harter; Q. O., O. W. b.
foremnni ,. d., George W. Brake q NJ =,
Prank Yen. 8g7, sullivan-Com., T. W. D Hutch
iusons :. y. q, ~. Willie }. v. C., D. r. Lucas;
Chap, VIM. u Crawford q. d., John B. Gooldyi
q g.. - q. Croager; q d., George 7. Brggsi
nd g. a.. IN Crowder.
gI.quas @ Hall, 800 Audersonyie-Com John
M, tianlert :. v. q. Theodore Walker J. V g.,
Henry ehafieri hdjt. hlweil Morgan; q. NJ ".
= kAieri surg, ]. ~. ltaybun; Chap John
Green o. D., Jeremy Walker; o. c. George W.
f.
D. n Wood $50 Rideeyine-Com. Luther Haw.
th0rnc =. n. O.. John Harris j. v. C., James
AIeudrHhali q d.. George l. Gegncr; surg A.
J. Wood, Chap. w. y. Miller; o. d., Vim. H
lltesi %. O. James Karnesi hdl't, Abraham
Morical.
IOWA.
sac Post. 2sl o. Sac City recently presented a
Nag "a ihe public school Boz that place Capt. j. r.
Lothrop, Of Dubuque, Collector Of Internal REEVE.
niue. made tue presentation speech. Officers OF the
Post. Com. Sac d. Miller; = v. g.. d. ~ Graf
y y. q, j.. vs.. Belt; a. M. s.. j. J. Comstock
surg. u. W Mia Chap, D. w Csssnti Adjt 5.
a. McC0ilumf .. d., ~, Fosdics; o. g. John
Goodoil :. M., ~. y. Cooper. q =, David Fs.ssier.
General ORDER no. lO ISSUED "a Cedar Isapds
by Mason y. Mile, department Commander
elise. y. l.ongicy, a. A. G.-cOntsiu the following
Ihe lfth annual Lucampmeut 81 the Department
will be- hold lu Dubuque April 10 aud lG 1891 The
uHuhl Incidental aud preliminary gatherings will
b. held GA Tuesday, April a. including a meeting
81 the Council 81 Administration. couvcuing al q
O'Clock n. M. Al order announcing details viii
iAsue later. Tie present n the best season 81 the
year Tor active ehJris 81 recruiting which should
never cease 30 long ellgibles remain la Post ter
riioryl bat outside ~ Post membership. Al every
l'nHl lh tlie Department ~ Iowa had shown the
same zeal and systematic diligence be- Tits matter
thht obuiiucc in Post 100 al DEBORAH o. al Vilt0u
AND a number 81 Others that might be mentioned
the Department would close the year 1890 with al
increase ~ b10J members instead of lust abol,t
holding toe membership Of 5000 with which the
year waE begun. But 1881 b. now Offering an on.
porlunlty ioI work, which h just desirable as IN
lssJ- TO tlhs end tie recruiting circulars VIIy
f'llhiil'A ahi we ~ VIII hE IuriHiIpu
desired number Oh application 10 the A. A. O.
omocrt 81 tne following Post are:
BuioId, 80, ogdcu-Com., - n Gsrvin: 8 v
a., J. ~ heisoni j. v. g., }. W. McColotn; o. ID
D. Ilephrey Surg, j. III. Hoyes: q NJ Nj n
saylori Chap, -. j. killam.
KANSAS
y. Harmed Post 5, Of Larned has passed reso
buttons reprovng N Tuppcr Rerrese1itsti,c 4,
tIe Legislature iUT PHwnee County fgr his fitlusu
end malicious treatment 81 a petition Of tle s,l
olers submitted % The Legislature, which action q
petition was right ~ citizens The Post rec0p
Hizfs in tle Hhih Topper unworthy Isepresenta
hFc ui FHwuec County, person deficient a. xnopgl
edRe % tine fundamental principles 81 Tie lave .
hlt state, hn" wanting ln coIun0H courtesy toWnT,
class ~ men hy whose patriotic aud eaeriHciu,
devotion o. country our Union Wac preserved
Hancock Post ab1, aud smp0ria Post 90 Of I'm
pora. have passed resolutions Of thauks 10 hon
Harrison Kelly, Representative IN Congress lrou
thr 3'ourih Dl-ulct Tor introducing in the House
biil providing Tor the payment 70 the soldiers q
the difference between gold aud the depreciate,
currency ISSUED during the war
Oflcerf Of the following Post are:
Frontier, 3l3. SpeHryille-COm T. 81 Stewart
=. v. ~, George =. hiunus; j. v. c. Uras X rom
q M- ,. N. Lcdighi Chap, y. y. Bogart; o. ID
:. Furthermore o. o., John PadgeL
KEKTUCKY.-
Onieers Of tle following Posts are:
Granville Allen Morgautowu-Com. n. O. Flow
ere = Y, c. ~ w. Gross j. V. g., j. O. Berry
u D. James o. D., Charles Iykens. q 4 -
Binuceiii AaJi ", d. Barnes The Post mum Der
7omeuherr, hna Be- in good working order.
y Ness Gosncl., y Litehheld--Com sam M,
sherry :. v. 81, y. li Langley; j. y. c. d. n cor
page surg =. A. Bruuer; Chap. IN = Woods
q. d. ~ S. Brunori q. g., u. Mcclure; q N 4
Okiley a nj. -, n. Jackson Adj't, T. j. Alvei
son ~ d., ". nj. Taylor.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
John b. Biiling-. The 2fth ANNUAL Fnoaunntne.
81 illis Department assembled Ia fremont TeDDI,
Boston, l'eb. "a, al III O'clock. The address Of A.,
paftmcut Commander lunis WAS unusually brie
Dc deprecated the large suspended list appeae
f0r a more sacred observance vi Memorial Dal