The National tribune., 1891-01-01
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EDwARDs-At Montrose, Colo. Of pneumonia,
Dec. H. Solomon Edwards, Co. II, Tth H., aged 10.
He was buried by Moutrose Post 80, OF which he
was member. He was the first Police Justice Of
AIOntrose.
CoRcoRAx-At the Home for Disabled Soldiers,
Kearny, n. J., Dec Of insanity, the result OF ma
laral disease, chronic rheumatism and gunshOt
wounds Of left thigh, right ankle and band. and
sabeF wound Of left hand, John COroOFan. Co. III.
lst n. J. Cav. aged 81 His home was in New
Brunswick. but he was buried by Kearny Post, Of
which he was a member. He had been granted
pension of 50 per month Aug. 8, 1890. He leaves
PRICE-At Kyger. o., Dec. 4. William Fl. Prizes,
Co. X, l95th Ohio, aged "a. He was member Of q.
MnLER.-At Park. Mich. Dec 8. Of generous
tumOr, the result of q confusion from a piece Of q
shell with which he was wounded while in the
service, Frederick Miller, Co. K, l78th Ohio, aged
81. His funeral was under the auspices Of Ed. m.
Prutzman Post, y, Of which he wasa member. He
leaves a wife aud three children.
SHOvER.-At Montgomery, VI, Dec. 8. Peter
Shower. Co. +. 10th VT, aged ~. lie was a charter
member of Charles Halle Post. 95 and was always
present at the meetings when his health permitted
him.
PodERoY.-At Canton, Mass, recently, Charles
f. POmeroy, I'd Me. battery. He was a member OF
Hodge Post, II was its Past Commander and that
Post, with the l. o. o. f., attended the funeral.
MERRICK.-At Castalia, ;. d., Dec. Is Of disease
contracted while ia the service, Robert l. Merrick,
Co. O. 10Th N. Y. III. A. He was in reduced cir
eumstances, and the Post to which he belonged
buried the remains.
BAgGEs.-Xt Jasper, Mo-, Nov. 30, by drowning,
| III. l.. Bayles Co. b llsh III. He was q membeF
Of James Ward Post, 357.
TowSKR-At LeCirand Township, Marshall
County Iowa, Austin TOwner, Lieutenant, Co. ID,
39th III, aged 81. He WAS one OF the many loyal
men who lived in Missouri before the war, and was
compelled to flee for his life. He went to Illinois
and enlisted from that State, being Instrumental
In raising Co. d. of which company he acted
Captain until forced 10 resign account Of dis
ability. He was prominent mar. in his town, and
took part In all the town events. He was buried
hy M poa hall foy Il
| which he was n member.
| ELLIs.-At East Boston, Mass. Dec "a Geo. A.
I Ellis Co. G., 81 ". III. He was original member
of the regiment, and re-enIised ia June, 1854, bus
was discharged for disability. He was promoted
/ to Corporal, and was considered a model soldier.
/ He was member Of Post IS. Of Boston.
4 GINTY.-At Chippewa Falls, Wis, George O.
| GinGy, 39th Wis. He entered the service Major
of the seth Wis, and was hOnOrably mustered Qua
| Sept. o. 1864. He re-enlisted as Colonel Of the
| 47th Wis, and on Sept A. 1865. for gallant and
meritOrious services during the war. he was bre-
vetted Brigadier-General. His remains were iu-
TERED Dec. II. and over 1000 people, including
many important persOnages. were present. The
last wishes of the General were carried out, and
James Crawford Post, 6S. assisted by Posts from
Eau Claire. CadOtt and Boomer, had charge Of tho
services, which were strictly military. The hon
Orary palEbearers We're Gen. Lueius Fairchid,
Henry Harshaw Judge e. w. Keyes, Senator
Greene and Robert MOnteith, Madison; Col Wat
rous, Milwaukee, and L. @. Stanley and L. M.
Newman, Chippewa Falls.
BIERBAUER.-N Niles, Mich, recently, Simon
Bierbauer, Co. E, 18th Mich, aged So. He was
quite young. He Justice of the Peace for
Niles County for a number Of years, and he filed
that office to eyerybOdyS satisfaction. He was a
member OF Frank Graves Post g. and that Post
attended the funeral in a body.
MCIETYRE.-At NeOshO Falls. Kan, Nov IL OF
typhoid pneumonia, A. w. Mcintyre, Sergeant, Co.
e., Ilth Ind. Cav, aged S. He member Of
NeOshO Falls Post, %, and leaves a wife and four
children.
WALKER.--At Norwalk. Conn.,, Dec g. OF disease
contracted while in the service. Thos w. Walker,
Captain II. 8 A. He entered the service as Lieu
tenant. and was promoted TO Captain May. 1861,
and for gallant and mertOrious services at the
battle Of Gaines's Mills he bTevetted Major.
He participated with credit and distinction In many
battles-Mana5sas, fredericksburg, Antietam and
Others-unt his retirement in the Fall of 1863 for
disability uniting him for active military service
In civil life he occupied number of promnent
Posts, among them the Presidency of Norwich
which be praetced he was recognized as an efioent
and successful lawyer.
MCCORducR.-At Coldwater, Mich. Dec. z Mad
isOn Mccormick, 10Th Ohio, aged AZ. His death
was very sudden. He went TO bed feeling we'll
= usual, but in the morning he was dead. He
amembsr of Wallace w. Barrett Command ". " L.
WARD.-At Cambridge, Mass, Dec. IA, w. III.
Ward, Co. i, llth Mass. For gallantry at Gettys-
burg he made a Sergeant. He was a member
of Post II, Charlestown, and had also been Pre5t-
dent of the llth Mass. Veteran Association.
CAsEY.-At Boston, Mass. Dec. IA. OF heart dis
ease, James A. Casey, Corporal, Co. l. 43d Mass.
last 20 years he worked for the Health Departments
at the funeral. He leaves wife and SIX children.