The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-03-24
MUSTERED OUT.

out rs one Of the remnants Of the Reserves. OF
which the l9l-t composed. lie WIS respected
honors.
WALKER--At Paris, Ind. Feb. 10. of heart dis
ease contracted ia the service Robert Walker. Co.
n, I=oth ind. lie served until the close Of the
,S!T. NSiIrfcc walker was y member OF Melville
rest by that Post.
IocKE-At Mutual. o.. Jan Is. Of disease con-
u1eted IN the service. Joseph T. locke Co / Goth
Ohio. aged 80. He leaves an afII ctrd widow and
one son. After the battle OF Lockout Mo,lntais
he veternuized aud went with the sherman earn
pHign to the sea. July IS 1866 he was mustered
out near louisville. Ky. lie was a faithful has
band and father. good Christian and citizen.
loved and respected William a. Brand Post gS
Urbnua. o.. of which he Was a member carried
him 10 his iiial resting. pacc.
kEEMEK.-At Salem, Mow recently. John Krs-
mer, Go. Il. 2d No.
CLEGG-At Hcuryville Ind recently of grip
Mathew Clegg. Captain, Go. ID. 5th Ind. Cav. aged
g. Mrs. CIegg also died the same day.
BRoOKER.-At Henryville. Ind, Of pneumonia,
caused by grip, John BroOker, Co. d. 5Gh Ind. Cav,
aged II.
CoLvILL-A. his home In Salamanca. N Y. Jan.
%. OF pneumonia. George COIviII Second Lieufen-
ant: Go. X. li2th y. Y. His remains were brought
TO FoTestville for interment accom- pa MED by the
undertaken and Comrude (. VI. Beckwt of Still
well Post. Salamanca. They were met at the
depot by The officer of G.. T.. Pierce Post Forest
Siiie who acted ~ bearers from the station the
residence OF his sister where the service wss held
and from thence to- Pioneer Cemetery where they
were HnaiIy land to rest.
CRAMEE--Near Hiram o.. Feb 6 the result of
an accident, Judson Crarner, aged S. Comrade
Crarner was born in Fairfi Ia, o. enlisted in Co.
a, 42d Ohio lGarfisids reGimentJ and served faith
fully with his regiment until its final discharges.
lie was good soldier and peaccsbie citizen. He
was n member of Pachin Post 22g and was buried
under It's auspices at Wclchied, 80 comrades being
present.
Cox.-At Mt Cory. D., Feb u Of lung disease
and heart trouble James Cox TIN Indep't Sharp
shooters. aged So He held the rank of Lieutenant,
fnruu Efao =.
escort In his death the survivors Of his company
lose highly respected and much-loved member
lie was member Of Welker POst-a good soldier
and respected citizen He leaves a family
hELLER-At Fremont, Ind, Jan. %. Daniel Hell
Ter. Co. H. l7tiI Mich, aged 3d. He was native Of
Pennsy! vaniI. and served throughout the war
participating with hil regiment in All the battles in
which 1t was engaged including the siege of Knox
vile IN the Fail OF 1863 He was an enthusiastic
member OF the Ga r and s. of V. He was ever
an enthusiastic. bard working eitizpn respected
by host Of friends: and, owing TO his iavial and
kind department, his loss will be painfully felt.
and especially among his comrades. Funeral
services were held under the auspices of Kiipat-
rick Post, -.
BhADY.-At Deputy. Ind. Jan. Q. Of Ia grippe.
John Brady, Co G. 38th lad. He Was buried by
member.
CArEoy.-At TROY. ". II. Feb. 0. Jos F. Caprou,
Co G, 81 n H.. aged 81 Enlisted the second time
IN Co II. lst Conn. Cav: discharged June, 1865
He was highly-respected citizen, and liked by
HAsTB.-At Sulphur Spring. Ark. Feb. % Of dis
ease OF the iungs contracted in the service franklin
Z. Haste. Co. ~ - Ky Cav. aged 80.
ODoSEELL.-At Cumberland MI, Feb. 5, r.
ODonnc!l, Co. ID. Cd Md. Potomac Home Brigade.
aged 81. He was member of Tyler Post s. which
Post escorted his remains TO the grave. Another
loyal eomrade has gone 10 join the silent GAR
on the other side. But he will still be with
here he lives in memories aHd TO live in hearts
left behind il TO die.
PRATHER--At L4ds H. Feb. IS Of neuralgia of
the heart, T. W. Prather Co. X 59th Ohio. He
was discharged at Nashville Tenn, June % 1865
He was member Of Kirkp trick Post and was laid
TO rest by his Post and other comrades. His sick
ness of short Duration
CAMEROS.-At Crittenden KY, recently, Thos.
j. Cameron. aged 20. Conrade Cameron twice
chosen "a Commander of Crittenden Post, 81 and
served with distinction and ability, and was one OF
the leading members in establishing the Post. At
the toesin OF war he entered private in Co. L.
9Th KY Cav. He was enrolled Aug. IA, 1862; dis
charged Sept. q. 1863 This regiment was orgaa-
lied within three weeks from the time authority
was issued for the same, was composed OF some OF
the best material i'm the State, and especially
noted for its fine discipline and bravery in action
During the months of September and October.
1867, they were constantly skirmistinS with the
rebel forces under Adam Johnson. in connection
with two companies of Indiana cavalry. por-
ton of the regiment fought the battle of Geiger's
Lake, engaging large force under Johnson. and
scattering them in every direction. Later. they
dispersed large rebel force uuder Col. Wood
ward. At Camp Coleman. in Todd County, after
this the regiment detailed TO guard Gen.
Buelf's immense wagon-train across Green River.
Two companies, including Co. L. to which Gem
into Tennessee, capturing over IC0 OF Braggs
army. From tiIat time until the expiration Of
their term of service the regiment was engaged in
guarding the country west of Nashville Railroad
and keeping omen the Cumberland River. It was
resolved by his Post that they extend their
heartfelt sympathy TO his bereaved wife and chill
dren, TO whom he was kind aud loving husband
and father; to his comrades, in whose circle he
formed link Of affection that will never be for
gotten; and that the Adjutant OF this Post be IN
structed TO forward copy OF these resolutions to
the bereaved family and q COPY furnished THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
EMEEY-At 81 Crofx Falls Wis, Feb. O. Samuel
Emery, aged 10 Comrade Emery was born IN
Limerick Me. When q young man he went to
Lamworth n. H.. where he married. Tn early life
joined the Free-WHi Bapfists. He came to St
Croix Falls in 1854 where he has since resided.
He enlisted In the 10th Wis. Battery and joined the
command In November. 1862. He was with Is
through sunshine and storm from Atlanta to the
sea until April s. 1861 when he was mustered ous
at Goldsboro. n. c., for disability. Comrade
Emery was charter member Of Mckenzie Post
Ill. and regularly attended Post meetings. and
conveyed to his final resting place by theeoua-
rades of the Post. go.
McNIULLES.-At Krebs. i. T.. Jan. q. of pneu-
monia. James McNullen, Co. III. Sd Mo. Cav. aged
81. He honoFed member Of Edward Vas5
Post Is. and the funeral was held under the aus
piees of the Post The following resolutions were
whereas it has pleased the Supreme Commander
of the Universe TO remove from orr midst our es-
teamed comTade. James McMulleu who departed
this life Jan. %: Therefore be IL
ReSolued, That we, comrades. extend 10 the be-
reaved family Of our deceased eOmrade our heart
felt sympathy; and be ID further
Resolred That the charter of this Post De drapea
for period of 50 days in memory of him who has
gone to rest i'll that camp beyond the river.
ResO'red That these resolutions be spread upon
our record book and a copy sent to the family OF
our deceased comrade. et
HowELL-At Clyde, o., Feb 4 Richard T. How
ell, Co. III, 9Th Ohio aged S. Coinrade Howell
was born in Wilmington, Somersstshire. England,
and came to this country in 1880 being nearly Il
years of ut the time of his arrival 10 the United
States He lived at Green Springs. o.. for several
army Sept. %, 1864, and served less than a year.
being discharged for permanent disability. He
was made Mason in Brainard Lodge, 336. Free
mont, o., 1865. receiving the degree of Royal Arch
Mason in Clyde Chapter. He was also member
of Eaton Post, So. These organizations, with tbs
leaves two children.
BALLoU.-At Juniata, Neb. Feb. ID Of diabetes.
Herman III. BaIIOu. Co. T, lat Vt. aged 81 His
regiment was attached to the Second Vermont Bril-
gafie and was engaged in the repnlse of Piekett's
charge In April. 1871. he moved to JuDtata. Neb.
He was n charter member of Lesry Post 81. G. Ar,
of J Iniata. He was buried by the Post from tho
NJ z. Church. with W.RC. and 8. Of v. In attend
ance and house full of old friends. He leaves .
widow two sons. and one daughter
BRowS--AtE F. Dover, Me-. Jan. %. OF pneumonia
and blood poison. Frank A. Brown. Co. ID. I'D Me,
aged So Con1rade Brown man beloved by
all who knew him, ever kind and ObigDg. always
ready TO lend helping hand TO the poor and
needy the aged and in6rm. He was an honored
member of G.. s. DANTE Post, % also of the Order
of Masons who attended his funeral in a body. and
his remains carried By his comrades TO their
ia7t resting place.
HoGAy-in Vernon County, Mo-, Feb. 9, OF pneu-
rnonia and In grippe, Andrew C. Hogan, aged ~
Mexican pensioner, and was also a veteran OF the
LATE war having commanded the 19th Kan. as