The National tribune., 1891-11-05

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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings OF RegImental and Other OrgAnI-
nations.
ILLINOIS,
J. II. shankland, Dawson, is Secretary Of the 9Th
ILL., Comrades 81 the regiment are requested 20
write To Inn, giving names aud addresses OF MI
comrades in their vicinity for the purpose 81 get
tinC up complete roster of the survivors Of the
regiment possible, that the Secretary may
give notice Of the rogimentRl Reunion, which VIII
he held at Springfield sometime next Spring
INDIANA.
l.. r. Murphy, Secretary. Bedford Reunion 9Th
lud. Battery at indianapolis Dec 81 and Jan. ],
1882, at English Hotel.
IOWA.
Tie fourth Reunion % the asCh Iowa took place
at Nnton Oct. 10 aud "a. il was attended by nboui
ll2, including Col Wilson, the reEimcnta COM
maudCr after April s. 1904 when Col. Council lost
mn arm and captured Ia the disastrous fight at
Sabine Crossroads, during the Red River eNpedi-
ton. Interesting Cnmpfires occurred Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings Tuesday afternoon Mayor
Nichols welcomed tile veterans and extended 10
them the freedom OF the city. Col. Wilson re-
spouded for the boys. On Wednesday morning.
after reading letters from comrades not able 10
be present, these officers were elected: Pres,
Capt. III. NJ. Wilson; N.-P, T. r. Blake; Sec, Is.
~. Talbot, Brookiyni O. NJ, O. \. Dorrance;
Chap, J. T. Simmons; Surg, J. "a. w. Nut; Fife
Major, Jopps Jenks; Drum-Msjor, g. W. Bishop.
Col. John Council had died during the year, aud
his widow, daughter, and one grandson being
present, were introduced TO the regiment.
KENTUCKY.
Reunion Of Gen. 7. II. Roussenu's Brigade ,First)
mud nucleus 81 the Army Of the Cumberland at
Louisville Nov. r. Headquarters At Enterprise
lHnF tad
Tie brigade: 5th KY, 9th Ind, lst and g3l Ohio,
18th, 10TH and 10 battalions Of Regulars, % Ky.
Cav and TeHil's u. :. battery, Co. n. Capt. ClRf
n. Stone Louisville lie Secretary.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The 25th Mass held n meeting at Worcester Oct
IS with Gen Josiah Pickett in the chair. Officers
elected: Pres. Gen. Josiah Pickett; V.-P.'s Il. y.
brown, Samuel III. Putnam. Christian Gloss. l.. a.
Mcknight, Lyman LeightOni Chap, J. q. SpRuld.
lnR; Sec. and Treas, &. W. Putnam; Executive
Committee, w. q. Wilder. Waller :. Bugbee
Christian schleuker, James ~. brennan; Finance
Committee, Geo. Is. Proctor. W r. Murdoch. Henry
Clark. After dinner the comrades were addressed
10y Gen Pickett Gen. w. y. Draper, Gen. A. b. b.
spraRue, Gen. Geo. r. Hawkes.. Surg. J. NJ. Rice.
Col. Orson MouiOn, and others.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
George y. Lawrence, Worcester MRss: Reunion
"a n. III. az Washington during the National En-
cAmpment. IL Is necessary 20 know who intend 10
go 10 order topr0yide transportation aud quarters.
u j. not expected that the fare will be thhn
$40 for Tie round trip 20 Boston, Mass. NJ. A.
Dillon, Washington, ID. c.. desires the address Of
all survivors II the % n. IT, and also Of those who
have received medal of Congress Smify Com
rade Dillon or the writer IN regard 10 attending the
Reunion.
NEW YORK.
The annual Reunion of the 9th ~ Y IT. A. was
hedh NJ Lyons on the 10Th ait. The meetings were
in Memorial Hall, generously donated by the old
Surgeon Of The regiment, d. :. Chamberlain.
Speeches were made by DR.. j. w. Putnam, Presi-
deut A. = Wood, Gen. w. d. Seward Lieut.. Bur
ton, aud others. One hundred aud si1ty-hve sur
vivOrE registered ID decided TO meet al the
same place Oct. 10. The Secretary was instructed
To make u history and select the place Tor q Re
union NJ Washington ID. g., during next National
lncampment Officers Pres, A. s. Wood: Y.-P's
" - 1hnmberlhlI, o. W. BIlnkerhoh ChaunCey
Fish, - Frank Rae, Jared w. Weeks, Gen. W. N.
Sewnrd, ii. j. Rhodes Sec, Prank Tallman, 3 Lin
coin street, Auburn.
The Reunion 81 the DANDY Flfh YU A
was held at Lyric Hall, New York, Oct. 49, At2
o'clock y. m. 100 comrades with lad es Eat down TO
dinner, when Mrs Murray. widow of lieut. Col
Ia Murray, wEs presented with q photograph Of
Tie Hays now 30 possession 81 the Association.
BreTet Lieut.-C0l. john III. Graham, President
acted ss toasimnser, aud IN response 10 the ilrst
tonsis =" The Fifth Artillery Veteran Volunteers"
Col. Graham presented a complete history Of Tie
regiment from November, 1862 10 July 1868 IA
was voted 10 hold special Reunion ia Washington
during tie 10Th National EncEmprnent. Officers
elected: Brevet Lieut. Col. John IN. Graham re.
elected President: Charles Mount First Vice presl-
dent; Lieut.. Edgar J. Mott Second Vice President;
William III. McMRnus, Third Vice. President;
Rev. William A. Barnes. Chaplain. aud Lieut.
Joseph d. Barker, Secretnry and Treasurer lgs
Maiden Lame, New York. The reception and en-
terianment took place at clock Ia ale large hall
] which was decorated elhborsiely.
The llth Reunion 81 tie lst ~ Y. Engineers wns
/ hold al Newark Oct. n, la Lincoln Post-rooms
/ The meeting was cflled 10 order about O'clock
There were 100 members present. The boys lad
general handsheEing aud good time generally.
MAJ. J. q. WHmb0id was again elected Secretary az
the association, Office which lie las flied with
satisfaction 20 all the comrades for the past N years
! Gen u w, Sereh was chosen President CorpI
] A a.
/ bold the next Reunion The third "Wednesday in
October, 1872.
OHIO.
The officers elected At tho recent Reunion Of the
+ S5th ONO Were President Capt. A. r. Deniston.
NestDoro; N.-P.'s Yale Quinn Van Vert: A. J.
Hodge Adrian, Mchs Albert smith 81 Marys !.
Michel Buckley Cincinnalii A. r. Craig BlAnclies.
f ter Capt, II. n. King, Adrian, Mich; Michel
Bapperi. Peru. Ind; Capt O. ~ Helmerie6 Evans.
vile lndi Calh. o. ID. Pugh, Lansing Mich.
August Grad, Hamilton; Sec, J. A. sRunier, West
Treas, X. ID. Shields Bauchezter: Custodian u
I III. Lakewood Toledo. The next Reunion viii be
at washington, D. C. The two days after the grand
! parade at the National EncRDpmeut
The l3lih Ohio met at Meohanicsburg Oct o.
The meeting Was presided over by Col. ID. w. Todd
the year A. tIe election 81 officers the old Off
cers were re-eected, except where vacancies had
occurred, as follows: Pres, Col. David w. Todd,
/ lrbanai Sec Colin Mcdonald, UrbanA; Treas ,
! ". r. Magruder, fredericksburg, vice ROYAL q
| Winder. deceased; Chap, Rev Frank q. Mitchell
ana one vice l'reslocHi from each compauv. Al
the afternoon meeting COmrads l.. M Runyan
presided, aud The exercises consisted OF speeches
/ aud music.
Tie officers elected Rt the recent Reunion OF the
/ sJlh OHIO at Mesterviile were: Pres, George a
! Blair, West Jefferson; Vice Presidents one for
each company Fred WcadOn. w. O. Cook ~ H.
elliott, Joseph HArbRge: q. NJ Clark VIM Holler
J, *. smith, X, III. Connolly, john BOWMAN J. II
Martin Sec, john H. Rees, "a West Eighth avenue
Columbusi Treas. Robert Dent, Columbus.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tie gallant old l40lh Pa comrades mat nj c,an
onsbuTg Oct. 90 and were most hospilnblv enter
tanned by the people Of that town Oeicers. Pres
Capt. }. Fulton Bell Amity; V-pha Duuniug
Hart, EuOch French. Wan. a. Pollock sec Rev,
/ j. J.. Milligan, AlicEany City: Treas Davis shin
glctuni Orator. Rev. John u. Wright OF Smith,
Held, o. Alternate, Hon. w. =. ShAll.nberper al
Rochester. The comrades paFtook of fine Dime,
furnished by the ladies Of CanonsuFu and yieinitv
aud addressed by members Of the rcetmeut nnc
distinguished citizous
The lsth annual Reunion Of 7th Pa Cav wa,
held al Troy Oct n and D. One hundred nnt
forty survivors were bRngusted by The citizens nne
Crcslin Post lb4. The following officers wer,
elected Pres. Thomas a. Rcket. Pol;hsi!le; V y.
/ Thomas q. Allen, POttByille; John d. Miller OR
wiRsburg Treas, q. w. Boon, Kingston; Sec
Geo. D. Stehhllor, OrwigsburR The 18th hunua
Reunion will be held Al OrwigsburR Got. Is aud e
RHODE ISLAND.
Earl Tenner Secretary, l52 Cfnnston street Prov
idcnoe: Winter Reunion Battery n. lsl II. T. l.. A.
nj Providence. Communicate with Secretary a