The National tribune., 1892-06-30
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EwING.-At Winersct. Iowa. June 7, Evarts s.
Ewing, Co. ID, lst Iowa Cav, aged 81. In 1865 he
mustered out as Captain aud Brevet- Major.
nnd in 1866 lie entered the Regular Army as Second
Lieutenant of the 10th u. s. Inf He was retired in
1850 after q years of active service with the
rank MS lie had held at the close of the The
funeral services were held under the auspices Of
Pjtzer Post, S. He leaves n daughter.
HUSTING.-At Sanger, Cal. May q, of heart fall
ure, VIM. Ii. Hunting Co. +. 9th Kan. Cav and
7th Kan. Cav. He had trouble with his heart for
to his last that his physician thought he would
recover. His remains were buried at Fresno by
Fresno Post.
KIRKHAM-At GreenvilIe H., May 90 Of heart
disease, George T. KirlSaIn, Co. A ed ILL.,, aged
50. He made an honorable record member of
his regiment during the war, aud his death was
largely due 10 wounds received in the battle
of Chckamauga, after which he was taken prs-
oner and served a time in Libby Prison. The left
side of his face paralyz by the entrance OF "A
ball, which, with another. lodged in his body and
affected his heart. His whole left side almost
paralyzed. DIR. Kirkham was. at the time OF his
death, Medical Examiner for the Mutual Aid, in
which Order he held $1,000 policy; was County
Phi stefan. Coroner, and an honored and respected
member of Colby Post, 30. He had been prac-
ticipg physician for many years He leaves widow,
two and one daughter. His Post had charge
of the funeral ceremonies.
LINDERMAN.-At Clover HILL Va, June 10, John
H. Linderman. Co. X. lst Mo. Engineers aged 81.
He was born in Missouri and settled in this part of
Virginia year ago the old surrender ground.
He died of rheumatism resulting In paralysis,
which WAS contracted in the service. He served
three years and 10 months, and was n member of
Ocala Post. II. Ocala, Fla. He leaves widow:
Gomrade Linderman faithful soldier, good
citizen and was loved by all-boh the Blue and
the Gray.
GAYLoRD-At Waterbury, Conn.,, May q, of dis
ease contracted in the service. Ransom S. Gaylord,
aged 65 years. He was n veteran Of the MIexi-
can war; wounded mt Vera Cruz. and dis
charged as Second Sergeant. When the late war
brnE ut he mi n N
list Excelsior) and wns soon promoted to First
Sergeant; subsequently to Second Lieutenant and
later TO First Lieutenant for distinguished bravery.
He was at Gettysburg. where he lost his right
lie also qualified Notary Public, and did good
service as such gratuitousIy. especially for poor
and helpless pensioners. who will sadly feel his
loss He was q useful and much-respected MEM
Der of Wadham Post 40, which Post conducted the
funeral.
FARRIyGER-At Cocliranton. Pa, June H. VIM.
H. Farringer. Co. /. l9lst Pa Originally 10th Pa.
Reserves, aged SO years His death was from an
accident in saw-mili, board being caught and
carried back over the circular saw, disemboweling
him. He entered the service In 1862, was taken
prisoner in the Wilderness in 1854 and suffered the
inhumanities of Andersonyie Prison for eight
months His record as n soldier was one ready
for duty He had received a pension of Sc per
month few weeks ago de leaves a wife and
three minor children.
FITcH--At Sterling. H.. June 6, Cbauncey E.
Fitch aged 6s. He was a member of Co. T. 9Th Ill.
Cav and was mustered out July II, 1865. His
funeral occurred June 8, and was attended by Will
Robinson Post.
WILsON-ht LOUISVILLE. N.Y. May ~, OF con-
| sumption, J. Q. Wilson. His widow, who resides
at $500 Grayson street. Louisville failed to state
| his company and regiment.
| HUauNIN-At Syracuse. N. Y, June 8. Col Geo.
eunin, 18th N. Y. N. q. His body was taken
to Oswego for burial in charge of delegation of
| Grand Army men from Root Post, Is. AT Oswcgo
the remains were left lying in state. and they were
viewed by thousands of old soldiers and citizens.
Tho funeral escort was composed of the 18th Sep
| arate Company OBrien and Stacy Posts. and the
| interment was at Riverside. Col. Hugunin died
from the effects OF wound received Mt the battle
| of Weldon Railroad He was Captain of Co. b,
I47th N. Y, Mt the beginning Of the war.
EARHART.-At Chicago ILL.,, May e. of heart fall
ure Herman Earhart. When quite boy Herman
| Iarhart enlisted In company i 18th Ohio. and af-
ter years service transferred to the 23d Ohio.
He was d gallant fellow, good soldier and
worthy citizen. The remains were brought to
| Louisburg, O., for interment lie leaves q widow
! and children. Old Guard Post paid last tribute