The National tribune., 1892-09-08
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining to
Various Organizations.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE wants a brief account
of each regimental Reunion held, with names
of new officers, and address of the Secretary
Notices of Reunions to be held should be sent IN
carly, and will be published once If received in
time.
ILLINOIS,.
On Aug. 10 and IL the boys in blue of Shelby
County met at Windsor TO hold the annual Re-
union. The occasion was made Joyous by the
presence Of Gov. Fifer, Commander Harlin, Past
Commander Clark and Department Chaplain W.
thousand persons were present. The old soldiers
of Shelby made an effort to entertain the visitors
in good shape, and they did not fail. 800, =,
John s. Springer, Springfield: Reunion 10th Ill.
CAV. Springfield. Sept Z.
INV. sadorus, Secretary, Sadorus: Reunion 25th
H. Newman, Oct 6. Latest addresses of all men,
F. NJ. Alhands. Secretary, Danville: Reunion
b. S. Sheppard, Viee.president. Washington:
Reunion llth Ill. Cav, Washington, Sept. z and 8.
Aionzo Dill, Secretary: Reunion 10th ILL.,. Win
chester, Sept. ID.
The 9th annual Reunion of the surviving MEM
bers of the 112lh Ill. held at Bradford on We'd
nesday, Aug. "a, 1892 and was called to order by
Gen. fhos. J. Henderson, President of the Assoca-
ton. After an address of welcome and other ex-
ercises dinner WAS provided in the easements Of
the Baptist and Methodist churches. Upon reas
sembling group picture OF the party was taken.
in Princeton on the fourth Wednesday of August
1893. Officers elected: Pres. Gen. r. J. Henderson
Up, Lieut., A. p re,ri esa Seq E Thompson
F. Thompson and Lieut.. c. w. Brown. A resolu-
ton of thanks was extended to the citizens Of
Bradford for their efforts in making the meeting a
successful Letters from absent members
were read, and then amid the cheers for the old
flag the meeting was adjourned.
The l26th III. held their annnai Reunion Mt Low
ington on Aug "a and 81. Spaeolles were made
by several comrades, and general good rue i'm
dulged in. W. g. Cochran, OF Sullivan, made the
closing speech. rps
INDIANA.
I2I The citizens of Greensbirg did their level
best to entertain the boys. Officers: Col John G.
Meouison President; G1Rs: Hugh H; Wes9n Capt
Kinney, Vice Presidents; Lieut.. Jessie Miller,
Chaplain; /. II. Spmrror,r Treasurer; Williams S.
Kaer. Secretary. The comrades , presented the
journed TO meet Mt dreeneastle next year. but the
time was not set eld-
will DO held Mt JeffersonviTlefon Oct: and 8. All
are invited. Reduced rates on railroads. VIM,
Friend. Secretary Jefersonville.
VIII Emery Brown, Secretary, South Bend Re-
union goth Ind, Kokomo, Sept and 8.
union s fna battery. State House s
VIM. r. Mullikin, Secretary, Frankfort: Reunion
s9h Ind. and 9th L. A.. Russiavi'le, Oct and 6.
IOWA.
@. A. Stanton, President. Centervile: Reunion
Sd Iowa Cav. Birmingham. Sept. p and 49,
Jno. 8. Walker. Secretary, Ames: Reunion 23d
Iowa, Ame~oct. 10.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The preparations for the Reunion of the Army of
the Cumberland Mt Chattanooga, Sept. 10 Is and H.
have brought out some information of great inter-
est 10 all veterans 1t Is found that there 81 600
surviving officers and non commissioned officers of
the 265 regiments and batteries which served in
that army About so 900 privates still survive. The
Information received by Con. Roseorans indicates
that the Chattanoo Reunion will DO one of the
largest army gatherings of recent years. The
brigade of Gen. Wilder also will have 200 of
It's former members In attendance 10 lay the corner
stone Of It's monument in the Ohiokamauga Ma
tional Park.