The National tribune., 1891-01-29

MCLvASY.-At his home, in Fawn Creek Town
ship, Montgomery Co.. Kan, Jan. 10 1891 Of heart
disease, Frank Muivany. aged s. years. Comrade
MuIvany enlisted in the l6Jih Ohio, and at the ex-
pratiOu Of enlistment re-enIisfed in Co A. l-sth
Ohio, and was promoted To Sergeant After tile
battle OF Nashville he marched with SchOfeld
from Murfree5bOrO through North Carolina. He
had been IN poor health for sometime; had applied
for pension; had furnished all the afIidaviis 70.
CURED but his deathbed received request for
two more affdaviis exactly ike the last two sent
This discouraged and grieved him. and his last day
was speutin talking over the matter with brother
in-law, who wrote the Department for him. He
died that evening grieved at the tardiGess Of che
Government he lost his health to serve and save.
He WAS quiet, uuassumlug man, esteemed by all
who knew him. He leaves a wife aud three daugh-
ters to mourn hIs loss.
DAvIs-At his home in Rock Island, H.. Nov.
26 Mai. John b. Davis, 2d Mimi. To his late com
panious in-aTm5 he was az all times the unassunn-
ing, brave and faithful soldier In civil life an
honest and upright fellow-citizen whose death
will be mourned by all who enjoyed his Gcquaint-
ance. Maj. Davis received severe wound while
participating tn the charge across KeIly's field nc
Cbickamnugt, sept 20, 1868. and resigned in April,
lSGi because of disability incurred ia the service.
HCDsON-At Perry. Iowa, Of consumption, con-
tracted while IN the service, Christopher Hudson,
Co. ID, 27th Mass. He leaves q wife aHd five chill
GTen He long and severe sufferer. He
was buried by members Of Bedfeld Post, No. %,
GAR
KING-At his home I'm Scott County. H.. Dec.
10, Of heart trouble, Hutch King. Co. G. 25th Ill.,,
aged 81. He was good soldier and served over
three years. He we'll acquainted with many
Of the leading Generals of the war, and enjoyed
the honor Of being intimate friend of Gen.
Grant, and was under him from the battle Of Shi-
Ion TIL the surrender Of ick3buTg, Miss.
BIGG.-At his home. IN Elkhart. Ind, Jan. II, Of
Inflammation Of the lungs, Thomas W. Bigg Co.
G, 5th Mich, and Co. b. 18th Mich aged 60 Com
rade Bigg was born IA England, but came to this
country early ia life and when the war broke Out
enlisted in 1861 and was discharged for disability.
lie again enlisted in 1852, and was discharged FOR
disability. after two years service He WAS a re-
speeted citizen and member Of Elmer Post, No.
g. Department Of Indiana, G. AR
ffrr~T -rp- a Nal hon -f.F,
r. Leonard Cutler, Co. r, Goth Conn. Comrade
Cutler was member Of Sedgwick Post, No. i, De-
paFtment of Connecticut GAR
ROUsE.-At his home, IN Norwich, Conn. Jan. O.
Charles w. Rouse Co. 1T, Ilth Conn. Comrade
Rouse was member of Sedgwclz Post, No. /, De-
pnrtmenJ OF Connecticut GAR
MURRLE.-At the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Home, Sandussy, o.. Jan. 10, of cancer Of the
stomach, Henry Murrle Co. j, 5th n. Y III. A.
He was a native of Baden, Germany.
FIsH.-At his residence in Scotia, Neb., Aug. 5
1890 Assn Z. Fish, Co. X, lst Wis. Cuv aged IS
years He born at niagara, r.. Y, Feb To-
l922 He enlisted Aug IL 1861, and was in camp
of instruction at keuosha until March II, 1862
when his regiment went to the front, doing gallant
service in Missouri, Tennessee Alabama and Cie0r-
gin. He served his three years and was mustered
out Louisville. Ky. Nov. H. IS6i His death re-
suited from sickness and exposure while In the
service. tie earnest, working member of
Ransom Post. 50. Department Of Nebraska.
GFIsEyHOFER.-&t Cincinnati, o., Dec 81 Ju-
Illus Geisenhofer Co. G., l06th Ohio, Of rheumatism
contracted while in service He WAS a ye.l-B known
and respected citizen, and a member Of George IL,
Thomas Post Is, Of CINCINNATI, A large number
Of comrades attended his funeral. A wife and i've
daughters mourn his loss.
8IoEToS.-ln Charity Hospital, ON BlackwelIs
Island, y. y, Jan. s, George w. Morton. a member
of Veteran Post, Department Of New York The
Veteran Z3uave Association Of New York, learn
ing of his decease at once tO0S charge Of the body,
saving il from burial ia p0ttersfieid He
given soldiers burial by the Lonaye Association,
Veteran Post and A. ;. Williams Post in the Ma
tonal Cemetery at Cypress HIS.
HAawoOD.-Iu New York. City, Jan. Is. Edward
G. HARDWOOD. NJ ID. DIR HARDWOOD was native Of
Vermont and truly loyal citizen. He rendered
valuable services in attending wounded soldiers
during the draft riots In New or. and was after
pard attached 10 the sanitary Commission, where
h did good service throughout the war. He
Always the call of "A wounded OF distressed Union
soldier, aud was kuownas tue soldier 81 Friend. Ihs
remains were inferred at Bennington. Vt.
B4RBEE.-At his home IN Youngstown, md, Dec.
l3 Of consumption, William Barbee, Co. III, l56th
Iud, aged IS. C0mrade Bagbeo wasa member of
Topping Post f58 of Youngstown, which Post at
tended his funeral ia body.
communicative Great Bend. y. ~, recently.
Beuouee 6soIdthTte, Co. H. 1884 y. Y. He wss
an applicant for pension under act OF june 27 1890
Comrade GOdthrite was h his 7ith year. Two
SONS w " and @. G. Cioldthrte, have two honor
able discharges each having served through the
entire war. C0mrade GOidthrite has five boys aud
ORcUrr-Neur Doniphan. Neb., Jan. 49, 1891 Of
DneumDuia Augustus H. OTcutt, Co. G., 2gth H.,
need so wears He enlisted IN April 1861, and
s,,listed Ian / 1861; was discharged Nov 6 1853;
participated in the battles of SHILOH Coriuth NiC<s-
burg, spanish Fort Fort BiaSey, and several
other minor engagements. lie leaves wife aud
three grown childreu-a daughter and two sons.
One son who survives him served in the same conn
pany and regiment, and WAS his tent and messunle
the last two years OF the war. lie was a member
Of A. j. smith Post, Is, DOniph8n, Neb. He has
answered his last roll-call earth. Let him rest
i@peace.
MclNTYRE-At his home in Denver, Colo Jan.
6 Jacob II Mcintyre, Sergeant, Co. G., Och W. Va.
Cornrade Mcintyre was universally respected foe
his sturdy integrity and uneOmpromising loyalty.
He leaves a wife and two children.
JUsrUs.-While IN Chicago H. on business, re-
Gently r. j. Justus Co. IL, 10Th H. aged So. Conn
rade Justus served four years and three months ut
the front and was a gallant soldier He WAS
charter member Of Whited Post "a, Department.
of Iowa.
LIGHT-Near his home in Snohomish WASH,
Jan 5 OF heart failure III. W. Light, Go. q, 9TH Cal
Conlrade Light n charter member Of Morton
Post TO- Department of Washington and Alaska.
He was a gallant soldier, model citizen and q
lovius. husband and father, and Morton Post lost
working member by his death lie was buried
with Che hon0Ts of war by the Post.