The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-06-15

DfANoSD-At Arcois H.. May Is A b. Dis
mond, Second Lieutenant. 9th Mich. Cav, aged So
Comrsde Diamond was shot to death in his Office
~ man lie had discharged la the morning. The
comrade had four bullet wounds on his body All
in front He was member of :. w. Sanders Post,
S9S. aud had held many offices ia that PCs.t fIe
leaves n widow and ak children.
TRACY.-At New York june ? Col Albert Tracy
Col Tracy was born ia Bn;ftIo. y. Y. He WAS
rom Maine, and was made First LieutenAnt In
ISL, and the next year Captain. In 1862 he was
made Colonel OF volunteers. aud Major 18th T. 3
IN June, 1858. Col. Tracy served ia the Mexican
war. and was IN all the principal battles For gal
liant conduct at the battle of ChnpuItepee he was
made Brevet Captain. lie was Adjutsnt General
buried al Portland, Ne.
THONAs-At waieTtown. Ark. May 5 DR.. d. r.
Thomas. Co III, lst Ind II. A. DR.. Thomas served
three years in The LIST Ind After his discharge VA
1854 he studied medicine. He had recently moved
tai Arkansas from Fountain County Ind. where he
had lived since the close OF the
HowELL.-At Beilaire o.. Nav I6 killed by the
cars, John w Howell. Co. +, S6ih Ohio aged 6s.
Comrade Howell bad made his home with his
daughter at Jscobsburg. o., for some time He
was visiting his soE At BellRire when he was
killed.
LEwIs.-At Pasadena Cal. May q, from, injuries
Lewis, lst Iowa l.. A COmrade Lewis was mem
her OF John +. Godfrey Post, % lie leaves q
widow. son. and daughter.
mCtoMR.-At New Castle. Pa, May TO- David
McComh QuarteTmRster. l34ih Pa. aged IL Com
rade McComb entered the army in 1862 and served
through the term OF enlistment. His regiment was
icksburg and Charlottesville. He was for many
years member Of Post 100. Department Of Penn
sylvania.
PERsoSs.-At Prescott. A. T.. May Is, William H
Persons. Go. Il. sd Mass
BARTLETT-At Ssina, Kan. April Is OF heart
disease. Capt. William W. Bartlett Co r Tooth H.
aged q Comrade Bartlett WAS - member Of John
A. Logan Post, l27, which passed resolutions on
his death. age. etc
REAL.-At Grafton. Neb.. May 81 z. s Real Co.
r. 1th Mo-, Goth H., aud Captain Co. K 9Oih ILL.,.
aged IS. COmrade Real went Sonth about one
year before the war, and was at New Orleans at
the breaking out of the war. He came north as
far as st. Louis, where he enlisted. He partei-
pated in p battles. He WAS a member OF James
Shields Post, %, of Grafton, which passed resolu-
tons on his death. He leaves nine children.
GRAssER.-At Lyons Neb, June 2 from injuries
received an a runaway on Memorial Day. Fred
Grasser, Co. G, Sth Wis. Comrade eraser was a
member OF A. l. Gates Post, Department Of Ne
brasks.
kENNEDY.-At Burnside Conn. recently John
Kennedy, Sergeant, Co l., 1st Conn. II. A.. aged
81. ComTade Kennedy committed suicide by shoot
ing himself The weapon used was a pistol. He
served in the army for over three years.
FoX.-At Bancroft, Mich. May 81. W p. Fox
Surgeon, Sth Mich, and SurgeOn-in Chief Ninth
Corps, aged 20. COmrade Fox was TO have de-
livered the Memorial Day address, as he had done
for many years. but on account OF Illness he could
not be present He was at AppOmsttox and by
invitation OF Gen. Sheridan was a witness OF the
making of the terms of peace. He stood high in
the Order of the GAR, and also IN his profession
having National reputation. He leaves two
daughters.