The National tribune., 1892-05-05
REUNIONS.
ANIMAL Meetings OF Rpgimental and Other 0rgani-
cations.
ILLINOIS,.
EUGENE.

| ANIMAL Meetings of Rpgimental and Other Organi-
cations.
ILLINOIS.
T. 3. Kelly Secretary, Du Quoin Date of Re-
| union of 18th Ill. changed to May 60 at Benton
| George G. Rogers. President. Waukegah: Re-
| union 18th Ill. at Waukegan May "a. All members
of the l:og-stealing 18th Ill. are invited.
| INDIANA.
| John A. Stout, Secretary Evansville: Reunion
2jth Ind. at Evansville aug. 1920. Soder2papers
| please copy.
| All surviving comrades of the old 54ih Ind. who
! served under the gallant Fielding Mansfield az
| Colonel and desire to have their names properly
printed and inserted in the roster for the current
year. will please send at once name, address, COM
pany. etc, with the of all other surviving
| comrades whose names, company and present
post0licc addresses not known to the Secretary
| md Treasurer OF this regimentaI association.
Those having belonged TO the three-mouths or
short term prior service will please state re-
port this part of the roster VIII appear separate.
| IOWA.
D. d. McCallun, Sibiey Iowa: lam IN receipt of
letter from J. F. Simpson, Secretary of the fourth
Reunion Of the 18th Iowa, stating that owing to
business engagements of our beloved Capt. james
T. Zediker, of Ottawa. Ill., he could not attend to
| calling the roll of Co At Sioux City Iowa, May
| Is and 10 next, and has requested me to see If
could attend 10 calling the roll Of Co. at that time.
At the last Reunion at Waterloo. Iowa. Capt. Jas.
+. Zedker requested me 10 attend to the writing of
the history of the company from Aug. 16, 1859. up
to the 18th of February 1856, hen dispersed at
Clinton. and should like to have you, and
all. write down anything that you may remem-
Der That had happsnded and send it to me before
the Reunion. so may incorporate it in the history
Comrades please make extra effort to attend for
we wish to get the history completed and have it
given 10 the printer this Summer, and unless you all
take hold and help it will necessarily be incomplete
We do not propose TO miss coDlrade In this
history.
MICHIGAN.
John Dean. Ltchfield Reunion 4th Michigan at
Ltchfield June 81. Send addresses.
MISCELLANEOUS,
It Lee. Monticello. H.: The General Mana
gers of the grand Reunion and Eucampment of the
surviving cid soldiers North and South TO be held
ut Chicago during the Worlds Fair. have decided
that there will be only one flag wave over that En-
campment be used by those attending it, and
that will be the Stars and Stripes of the Union.
The meeting will be great National volunteer
greeting between the old soldiers who faced each
other on many a well-fought field. ard will be Mt
tended by thousands North and South who love
peace and good will to the whole country, and ali
will be welcome underneath the folds of our Ma
tional banner.
NEW YORK,
The 69th Regiment ". Y. Veteran Corps ceIe-
brated the 3ls anniversary of the departure of that
regiment for the war, April ., by reception
reunion and dinner of the survivors at Rieea-
donna's hotel. About 30 of the old boys with their
friends and guests. hnd most enjoyable and fra
ternal Reunion. The President of the Corps, Col.
Thomas NJ Canton, presided. The dining room
was decorated with flags and tri-colored bunting
Conspicuous among the flags was the Headquarters
flag of the Second Corps, which carried by the
veterans from Fairfax Courthouse 20 Appomattox.
Among the invited guests were ex-MGyor VIM. G..
Grace, Judges James Fitzgerald Rufus Il. Cowing,
and John III. Mccarthy, Gems. Jos. o Bcirne. Denis
F. Burke and Martin II. Mcmahon, Col. Cavanagh,
Rev. James J. DouGherty the Chaplain Rev. w.
NJ. O'Keefe. DIR. John Dwyer, ex-Excise Commits
sioner VIM. 7. Mitchell Maurice j. Power. John
w. Golf. Jas. s. Coleman, DR.. NJ. Walsh, Austin
Ford Mai. Duffy, Mr.. Penny, Thomas Crimnlings,
and others Judge Fitzgerald responded to the
prI. H.
to ''The American Flag Gen. O'Beirne to The
City of New York. and John ". Goff to The
Ladies'" Edward MahOny sang several patriotic
AT the 10th annual meeting Of the Ist y. Y nin-
colin Cav. Association ut the Turn Verein Hall and
Opera House. Sixty seventh street. New York, the
following officers were elected: Pres, Robert /.
Wallace; First V.-P., jerome Bell; Second Y.-P..
Henry NJ Nevins: Rec. Sec, G. Il. williamson
Treas. Napoleon Valentine; Cor. See, John III.
Garrison. One of the principal objects of this
association is to revive and preserve the history of
the services of the regiment in the field. To pro-
mote this object survivors are requested TO forward
their addresses TO the Secretary, G. T. williamson
Fsirview.
OHIO.
The 9th, s9th. 43d, and 6sd Ohio (FuIer's Ohio
Brigade) will hold their annual Reunion in Masonic
Hall at Piaua o., at 10 o'clock q. N.
The survivors ofthe old Rousseau Brigade re-
auested meet nj Pqua May ii, 1892, with the Ist
Ohio Association at its annual Reunion, and to send
their addresses 20 w. W. Peterson, Secretary,
Piqua, o.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Reunion of 10th Pa. at Hummelstown, Pa, May
g. Business meeting. trip to BrownStone Quarries,
banquet and Campfire
The survivors of the 18th Pa. held q memorial
service the evening of Good Friday, 18th uit.,
at the Zion Lutheran Church, on Franklin street
below Vine, Philadelphia. 1t was the S0th ami
versary Of the drowning of 50 members of their
regiment in the angry waves of the Shenandoah
River in Virginia, while crossing in ferryboat,
April 10, 1862 Ali the of Cos. and X were
lost except one; he is living. and was in attend
Gnce ut The service. Delegations from the 9th,
73d and so Pa. and Gen. John A Koltes Post
22S were al5o present. Rev. DIR. J. T.. Nidecker
preached At the close of the service the veterans
marched back TO Headquarters at Ullmann's Hall,
all kinds of solid and liquid refreshments
served in the most liberal manner by the Chief
Marshal OF the procession John UNmann, who
served the whole three years in the field with the
10Th and shortly after their term expired enlisted
in the U. s. Navy, and honorRbly served q term Of
four years.
WISCONSIN,.
c. K. Pier, Secretary, Milwaukee: IAt a joint
meeting of members OF the lst Wis three months
and three years., held at Madison during the re-
cent g, r. Encampment. 1t WAS decided to hold
a Reunion of the survivors of the two organ.A-
tons at Milwaukee Garden on the old Camp Scott
grounds July 2. Future notices and copy of all
future proceedings including historical roster per-
sonal "Reminiscences and incidents OF camps and
campaigns, will be sent free 10 all members whose
addresses, with company and service, are furnished
to the Secretary.