The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-10-27

veto. ;epasseo by Republican Congress-
and signed by President Harrison.
KYLER, H. L., Company v, One Hun
dred and Sixty-seventh Ohio Volunteers;
wounded at Shiloh. Bill favorably report
ed By both committees. Bill vetoed august
4, 1885. a
KIgMAYER, FRAEcIs H., Company G,
Fifty-fourth Ohio, badly wounded at Nicka-
jack Greek, Georgia, by bursting OF shell,
which caused the loss Of one leg and
wounded the other, throwing him several
feet into the Dir, and injuring his spine and
head by the fall also wounded l:7 bullets
in the thigh and abdomen. helpless and
unfit for any labor, and unable to TAKE
care of himself. Bill increasing his psn
sion to $40 per month passed, but Presider
Cleveland refused to sign; became, a law
without his approval.
LUCE, Mrs. ELIZABETH, widow of John
W. Luce, Company E, First Ohio Light
Artillery; husband injured by being
thrown upon the pommel of bis saddle
while in services Committee express an
opinion that his death is fully attributable
to this disability. Bill granting pension
vetoed June %, 1885,
LoEwINGER, JOHANNA, widow Of Charles
Loewinger, Company E, Twenty eighth
Ohio; husband discharged from service be
fered many years, being confined to his
bed; his mind became seriously affected
during the last days of his life. and ht
committed suicide. Coroners verdict said
''His suicide was induced BY life long i'll
mesa" Bill granting pension vetoed June
J,:16oa Repassed by Republican Congress
and signed by President Harrison. NJ
MILLER, MRS MARY A., widow of Ham
ilton Miller, Company E, Third Ohio Vol
unteers; killed in Cincinnati, by persons
unknown, while on duty at that place;
widow sixty years old and very poor. Bill
granting pension vetoed June %, 1856.
MCKEE, HANNAH, mother Of Joseph A.
Mckee. Company I, 150th New York; also
mother of Ossian Fl. Mckee, Company D.
Fourth Ohio; also mother Ct George B.
Mckee, Battery A. Fourth Artillery. Tive
sons were wounded in the service, another
died in the service, and the other disap
peared and has never been heard from
mother now old, helpless, and without the
support Of any Of the four sons she sent te
the country's defense. President Cleve
land ref1sej to sign; became law without
his approval. - ~ ~
NEwHEAgT, JACOB, Lieutenant Compa-
ny F, 101st Ohio, discharged from the serv.
| Ice because of broken health and inability
TO serve; disease believed to have been CON
tracted in service. Bill granting pension
vetoed by President Cleveland September
z, 1888. - ,-a.s.-..,.. -...- atsE
NOLAND, LOUISE, widow Of Augustus
Company I, 196th Ohio; husband died
from disease contracted in the service
Pension Office refused the pension because
Mrs. Noland's first husband was still liv-
| ing and an inmate of the penitentiary
| where he had been sentenced for life Pres
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law without his approval
| PR0BERr, Mrs ANNA A., widow OF
| George C. Probert, Lieutenant Third Ohio
Cavalry. was pensioned for disabilities
| contracted in the service; died from yellow
fever while giving professional service tc
the sufferers during the epidemic at Mem
phis. Both committees Eecommende! e.
sage Of the bill. Bill granting pension
vetoed by President Cleveland June q,
1885. Repassed by Republican Congress
and signed by President Harrison.
| PNTEH, GEO. W., Seventy-fifth Ohio:
suffered sunstroke on the march from
Mobile. from which he never recovered;
suffered serious accident in 1881, as a re-
suit Of vertigo caused by the sunstroke,
the apputation causing the loss of one leg,
and finally the loss of the use Of the other,
soldier very poor and entirely helpless
Bill granting pension vetoed by President
Cleveland August 10, 1885, Repassed BY
Republican Congress and signed by Presi
REfSoibs, GEORGE W., Proves. Mar N y
ehal OF the Twelfth Ohio. District; badly
injured while attempting to arrest a party
OF deaerters; injury resulting in perm anent
disability and constant suffering. Bill
granting pension vetoed by President
Cleveland Aug D. 1888. s.
REED. MRS CATHERINE, widow of Evan
p. 8. Reed, Company d, One Hundred and
Second Ohio; pensioned for loss of health
IN the service; death from accident which
u y believed would not have bean fatal ex
cspt nom the soldiers weakened condition,
due to his general bad health from va,
s1yica Bill granting pension vetoed BY
PTesident Cleveland, Sept. Z, 1858. Re
psassd By Republican Congress and signed
By President Harrison. ..,.-',
REED, MIRANDA WAKEFIELD, widow a
Alexander Reed, Sergeant Of Company d,
Ninety-1rst Ohio; died from illness CON
eAeted IN the service and injuries by
wrsckinR OF train ON which be was e
j route lor home to vote at the Presidenti.l
II t3sction of 1884. COMMITTEES SAYS: "W.
helisve that the diseases from which hs
4 dad were causesl by illness contracted in
ths service and from the injury men
tooed." Bill granting pension vetoed b.
+ President Cleveland Feb. 8, 1889.
ScuOoNovER, JONAS, Twenty ninth Ohio
advanced from the rank of private, through
the various grades, 70 Colonel; pensionet
for rheumatism, but has become totally
helpless and unable to dress himself O,
i move about his room. Bill increased his
pension to go a month. President Cleve
land refused to sign; became y law with
out his approval.
SUTTON, A. s., served in the Mexican
war with good record: enlisted in ths
Ninety fifth Ohio, with assurance of Gov
ernor Tod that he would be commissions
Lieutenant Colonel; wounded in tha
capacity at the battle of Richmond, Ky.
% badly wounded as to be unable TO ca
solid food; sight and hearing also injured
Bill to increase his pension to 80 month
President Cleveland refused TO sign; becam,