The National tribune., 1892-06-30
ad comrade, and adopted APP

of respect to the dead comrade. and adopted APP
propriste resolutions.
SHANER.-At fis home In Colinsburg Pa. June
10. Joseph III. Sbancr. aged 50. Comrade Shaner
enlisted in Co. T.. ut Camp MarkIe, West
Newton. Pa. Aug. 25 1851. the company belonging
to the famous Wildcat regiment. the 10Jth Pa.
Comrads S.ianer was discharged on Surgeons GER
tifcate Jan. 20. 1851 He was wounded mt second
battle of Bull Run. and this with lung disease,
contracted in the service, caused his death. He
buried under the auspices Of the MeKeesport
GA. r.. OF which he was member. He was
good soldier and citizen and faithful Christian.
MURPHY.-At Clearwater, Kan. Juno Is. 1892,
Daniel Murphy. aged So years The deceased en-
listed rs private in Co. @, 1st KY. Cav, bu, was
soon promoted TO Second Lieutenant, which rank
he held until the close of the war. He was first
seriously wounded at Fair Garden, Tenn. in 1865.
and again on the celebrated Stoueman raid
Macon, Ga, when he received the wound which
% years later caused his death. lie a prisoner
nine months nj Andersonvjlie and Macon. having
been captured while prostraie from his wounds
He twice elected to the Lower House of the
Kentucky Legislature, and has since held several
important Government positions. Al the time of
his death he Postmaster at Clear water. To
know him to love him, aud McCiooney Post,
356, Of which he a member. never laid TO rest
n nobler specimen OF Gods handiworE than that
which they strewed with tears and flowers ere
committing it into fender hands, who bore IL back
for interment where sleeps the body OF his beloved
wife. i'm the old Kentucky home.
CoHRAD.-At Indianoa, Iowa, June II, of tumor
of the bladder, Samuel Wesley Conrad. Co. ID, 1st
lava Cav. Comrade Conrad was born in Franklin
County, Ind, Sept -. 1913; moved to Iowa in
1854; enlisted June I3, 1861: served four years
and eight months and WAS discharged May is.
1866. At The time Of his death he Treasurer OF
Warren County. Iowa. He member of
James Randolph Post. 116. and IDdianola Lodge,
70, !. o. o. r. The funeral was conducted by the
GAR. J. o. o. F.. and Iowa National Guard
MCCoMAs.-At Cincinnati. o., April /. Richard
McConiss. Sergeant, Co. b. 18th Ohio. Cnmrade
MeCornas WAS born in Dublin. Ireland. and was
educated at Trinity College. in his native city. He
member of Fred C. Jones Post, 40l. The
comrade sendin. the account OF his death snys:
when the civil war broke out he was only pre-
vented from going by tho enlistment Of his eldest
son. then just reaching the stature OF manhood
This postponed his entering the army, and he
became earnest and iaborious worker fer tho
volunteer soldier. He very active in the
sanitary work. When the National Guards were
called into active service lie was one OF the
Grst to eGer himself, and was appointed Ser
gesnt in Co. u. 18TH Ohio. and with his regi-
n,ent dny at Fort McHenry. Csmr.ds
McCosins had two sons in the service At this
time. Tho eldest was Captniu of Co A, Sd Ohio;
the other served in the navy. Cosirade Me-
Cornas universally esteemed a loyal citizen,
kind, firm and iudugent father, loving and
faithful husband and an earrest. conscientious
Christian. In all the relations of life he was faith
fu To duty aud always in his place. whether at the
church. in business, society. or in this Post. of
which he was bonored and beloved Chaplain.
Az comrades, individually and n Post, 5iu-
cerely mourn his loss and ex'ead tenderest
sympathy TO his bereaved family, and further
otnnend that the usual badge OF mourning be
for 30 days. and that his memory be cherished
svays
IUSOS.-hb worcester, Mass, June IL OF rncu-
niatisn, and asthma after three days illness, Daniel
yuson, aged 81 Comrade Tuson enlisted in Co.
u. 42d Mass, and followed the fortunes OF that
regiment through the svanips of Louisiana. He
was member Of Geo. H. Ward Post 10. and OF
Trinity 81. E. Church. of the latter Of which he
the Sexton. He will be missed by large circle Of
comrades and friends. for whom he always had a
cordial greeting.
CAIs.-At Monmouth. H., June 4. Joseph H
Cain, aged 66. Conrade Cain born in Isle Of
Man: came to this country, and ut the outbreak Of
the rebellion was the first to enlist from Mer
County. Ill. He went out in the 18th ILL.,. and
fell in the first volley in the frat battle. with
sewers wound in the right leg, which had to be
nmpntated the hip-joint. Since the he
has lived ia Monmouth, and WAS the Librarian of
the Warren County Library for several years Tbs
last few years he spent the Winters at the Hot
Springs, Ark. where his sufferings rendered
less intense by the favorable climate He returned
home few weeks ago with the sickness froh
which he never recovered. Gen. Gee Crook Post.
81. Kirkwood. of which he a member. assisted
by MeClanahan Post, $50, Monmouth. conducted
the funeral services. He leaves a widow.
HAnDISG.-At Danforth, Me-, May %, Amasah
Harding, aged 80. He served in the 7th Me. bat
terry during the war, aud received pension. The
funeral attended by a largo number of COM
rades and friends. He leaves widow and several
children.