The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-08-13

Rattle Creek Mich. Executive Council, Col.
il. n. Lee, DR. ID. III. Briggs, Eugene Payne, Of
Iowa: John M Hennes- Of Ohio; Robert =
Gibson, Of Illinois, and :. ID. Murphy, OF
Illinois.
There was good attendance in the Market
Building at tho Reunion of the Regular Bril-
gade Fourteenth Corps. ID. C. baken, OF Co
lumbus. o., was reelected President, Il. G.
Beach Secretary, and Rev. Thomas Brake
Chaplain. After tho meeting the brigade fell
into line and proceeded TO the residence Of
Mrs King, the widow OF Gen. John III. King
their late commander, and paid their respects
10 her. She was highly pleased at the courtesy
shown. and after thanking the veterans for
their visit served refreshments to them and en-
tertained them for some time.
The ID Mich. held It's Reunion &C Elremen S
Hall, Col. August G0ebel presiding. Col. Il.
Dlman, who row resides az San Diego Calr
sent mement0 20 be presented 10 the Oldest
comrade present at the Reunion, and it was
awarded to i. Aug. kraemer, OF Saginaw, a
member of Co III aud - years old. The SOU
venir is picture OF P0hicll Church, Va. etched
on section OF orange wood. On the back OF
80 are engraved the words Home, Sweet
Home"
The "a Ohio Cav. and 25th Ohio battery re-
uned in the Irving School. there being "a pres
ent The following officers were elected:
President Daniel Arnold; UP. w. w. Girls
Henry Gordon; Treas. w. II. Austin; Irum-
peter Frank smith; Executive Committee,
Charles TruesdcN The deaths in the organl-
cation during he past year were: James Henry
Golden, of the 25th battery; JAS r. Ogden Co.
iii Capt O. q Smith, co. G.; ID. J. Nymau, Co.
IT; Dr. Armontr0ut. Go. q; D.. M. Dickson, Co..
"A; Watson Atwood. Go. A. "a Ohio Cav.
Youngstown, O., was fixed as the place FOR
holding the next Reunion II the association.
The survivors of the 25th Mich, 100 strong
held q very pleasant Reunion. The following
officers weIr elected for the ensuing year; Press
A. w. SayioB, Grand Rapids Nice-Pres, Co.
A, ". Gregory, Homer; Co. 3, Thomas Muir
ray, Chudwicl, Co. &, P, r. O'Brien, Berren
Center O.. N DIV. Tease; See, Paul II. Badly
Schoolcmn Treas, John b. Handy, Three
Rivers.
The Est sic. Cav. held a very interesting Re
union, there being 22 members present Among
them was Gcn. G. IT, Smith, 1919 c. s., stationed
al Fort Navuc. Col. Smith invited his old COM
rades and ull their representatives from Maine
10 attend q dress parade OF the Regulars in the
morning uhirl thcv accepted.
The FIRST Brigade Of the First Division Of
the Tenth Army Corps had abont 30 members
present ~ their Reunion. Tie next Reunion
viii he hpd Doe Washington ~ the time 0i the
National Euc1utpmcnt The officers elected
were Pres Col. Edward Campbell, S5,h Pa;
Nice-PUs. Col. Steele 62d Ohio: L. A. Baker,
seth lIi; Col Samuel NJ. Gent, 39th Ind. aud
Col. a. a. nmics 9th Ohio; Sec. Nv. r. Nor
ley Chia.0, goth IN
AT Tho Reunion ~ the 9th Mich Cav l07 sur
vivors ol the regiment placed their names on
the register r. A. Chandler WAS elected Pres
idcnt and Charles A. Andrews Secretary for
the ensuing year. both being Detroiters. Its
next annual Reunion will be held in Detroit
Resolutions 81 coincidence with the family OF
Capt z heo. ~. Lockwood. Of Dakota, formerly
q resident 0f Detroit, were adopted
The 2i Mich. had 10 old comrades Gt their
Reunion, many shaking hands together the
FIRST time l8r quarter OF q century. The same
officer were reelected.
The Gotta la. Western SharpshoOters) opened
their Reunion by the election of officers ~ H.
Park, Lieutenant of CO. H. President and Rev.
Frank McAlniu, Co. ID Secretary. Ren Bar
ker publisher of the Reed City Clarion, who
was n Sergeant uf Go. ID, was chosen Historian.
10 WIS decided 10 meet in regular regmeutal
Reunion on Aug. -, 20, and n, az luscola Il.
Several members Of the 25th Ohio waited a
long Imc for sufficient number 10 hold a
Reunion, hut tappeared that many OF the bows
bad returned 10 their homes, aud nothing was
done
Mayor p'ugrce entertained the Salem party
at breakfast eng. 5. The party consisted of %
ladies med -r tigmnn, from Beverly, Salem and
Gloucester They are 81 members Of the
GAR gHd the auxiliary branches thereof
Frank H. Chase, 0f Beverly one Of the leading
spirits Boa IHe rarity, was a C0MWLe Of Mayor
IlugTgc during tho war. MI and Mrs =. O. q
Perkins assisted ia forming the FIRST auxiliary
% fle $. A-I. u years ago, at Gloucester, Mass,
Clara Barton Lodge Sisters Oi the q a. r.. which
now la- membership Of 10. Mrs. ReAin,
Ire-ldeH. nt tIe Gloucester Corps, was another
member o. tlIe PARTY.
The s.fdan ~harpsho0ters % Michigan, held
pleasant Reunion, l3s reg STEERING at head
QratteE. J lC evening was mainly devoted 70
remlul-roac'=. CD Of which were very interest
lng- has. y. Race. of OWossO was elected
President fer he ensuing year; Gardner b.
took- Guu3 Rapids, Vice President and Eli
Cook, l..ian Rapids, Secretary and Treasurer
The l8Hiion .oT next years Reunion was left
with iFn "a .cHfive officers
Tie N. y. held DO Reunion. o. White
aud hm i.ueIer. OF CattaIaueus n. H being
the o. Is apreseu;atigcs.
There as large gathering OF that once in
V.Hc.le baud oi fighting men, the 18th y. T.
Dragons FsH Ihomas i. Ihorp, formerly
Aol1r"l q. iHr regiment made THE opening adj
dress which aroused tho boys 10 the highest
piigh ID enthusiasm and ilcy chccrcd him "a
the echo. Bfner members made very Interest
ing rnWatss which brought forth loud an
p.ause. fa annual Reunion 1T the First Dra-
gooaa wi held "a PORTAGE g. Y.
lhe ieHH.an oi The 9TH Iud Cav. Association
wac oFll.. with prayer by Chaplain Whitzel
alter WIIeH Hg various committees made their
report was followed y .le election Of
officers HHu President James III Loves. Dc,
HFrra4 q .ars spirited address, iu winch ha
pointed uHi iIe strong showing that Ind.
ana infle Iu supprcssing the rebellion d.
ti-o TtI..fI4 to humber o. comrades vino had
been called away by death during the year
Jus. Ia- 81. Lieut. Loves returned the thanlu
OF ihl association 10 Col. q. 81. r. Pond FOR hi.
prom l'uc- lH securing quarters Tor Lncamn
mcni Ha...
Ono 81 'o most interesting Reunions M n,
Detroit ..Hrtnrment was that held by the AS.
ISOLATION 81 survivors Of the lst battalion 81
The la-E l.. =. Tbs Association has under
taken ia' publication Of "A history OF The ls
battalion, advance sheets of which were read
hi TIE Un u" and wore received with much
common. ''N tlc mcuUora. Officer were cbo
sen as q .aaF hai II. P Muhlenherg. Prcsi.
den't aHHa M lJrmnn, lndcnnudonca Iowa
Vice .unLi W. M. Gardiner Rockford
Iowa. .ary Joseph T. Horn. Dubuuue
iowa I. gran and Treasurer: Dauic RYAN
Chaplain Executive Committee. James Ken
hare, J. J. iarI, j. ~. E0rmau. J. 81 Richardi
and 81 liH.o.
Battery d. lst Mich. Art, was rcpTesontc,
ly aosu' go members Can't al ID Elliott !.
Hollis President. aud Senator d Al Fridlrpde
acted Hr secretary u. AZ. Gambler Of Detroit
was chf q President Tor the ensuing wear SEN
aior ifil.. nlert Secretary and Treasurer !.
Was vote ID hold Tic next Reunion at Detroit
in I-ag
The HnHuM Reunion Of the 28a a. Y. Ipdrp'
ba.teIF W attended by 81 mcmbcrs Th
rlh"Ia feature OF the meeting was speec.c
aud "reminiscences ol the Camrany's war ser
h.ft Mh tHfiaHs members They voted nnaui