The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20
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Charles 3, Grosvener, Of Ohio, Who has
served many years in congress, receives .
pension Of so per month. He MAS colonel
Of the Eixhteenih Ohio Volunteer finfan.
fryD aud afstrwards provost marshal gen.
eral Of the department Of Georgia His
pension was; granted for ganshos wound
IN the shcus der. received u Oconee River.
Ga. and AIS? for general debility resulting
from hard service. Col Grosvener Is one
OF the most active politicians in Ohio. He
Is also famous criminal lawyer. ranking
With Dan voorhees, ~ defender in espec.
iaiiy hopesess cases. He has made . CON-
Portable forYune from his practice.
Philip Sianey Post. Of lllinois. ex-eo,.
soi eenefal so Vienna. receives . pension
OF *D . fponth. He was colone. Of the
ffsth-ninth: Illinois Volunteer infantry
and receives gunshot wound in the
right arm ~ the bsttie OF Pearidge, Ark.
lie Was Alec wounded in the left side By .
Erapeshot Vt the battle Of Nashville. Mr..
Poss has eeen in congress for several
terms.
william ,Cogswell. Of Massachusetts.
draws . psnsion OF SIS for . gunshot
wound Of tie left arm 1t Chaneellorsviiie.
We. He was lieutenant colonel of the
second Massachusetts voiunteers, and
saw Eoo$ deal Of service. He il one OF
the most be!liKerent members Of the house.
and his activity does not appear 20 have
been seriou u impaired from any cause.
Henry F. Thomas. Of Michigan, 10 . new
member WHO dra ~ tl2 Q month pension
for rheumatism and debility from hard
service, ESPECIALLY in .kiipairiek's raid on
Richmond. - hem he was sergeant Of Com
pany y. Of she Seventh Michigan cavalry.
Mr.. ThomsS has led an activs life. and for
years Us :been . prominent figure in
Michigan Politics.
Marriott Brosius, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
draws pe1sion OF $50 . month for . gum
shot wound of the right shoulder, re-
ceiyed at BERMUDA Hundred. Va. in May,
1854 He Mas then sesgeant Of Company
n, ty-feventh Penhsyivsnia volun-
tesr infantry. Mr.. Brosius 10 . hard.
working iA~yer in comfortable circum.
stances
William {. Draper. q new member fr o m
MassachusStts. who succeeds George Fred
Williams, draws . pension Of SIS per
month for guDshot wound in the left
shoulder. y:eceived at the hattie Of the
Wiidernesssin 1854. Mr.. Draper was then
lieutenant so!onel ofthe Thirty.six Massa-
chusests Volunteer infantry. He 10 . we'll
known fgute In politics in Eastern Massa-
chusetts, aud 10 possessed Of an ample
fortune.
William III. Enochs, Of Ohio, receives .
pension OF $50 month for q gunshot
wound in the head at the battle of VIM
chester. VIZ. in September. 1854 Mr..
Enochs Wis . good soldier. When the
war ended sse Was colonel Of the Fifth
West Virginia Volunteers. He il one OF
the most energetic members Of the Ohio
legislature jim the house, and has been in
congress seferal terms.
William IA. Mckeighan, of Nebraska,
draws $i2 ~ month for general debility.
due to service in the army. He was .
private In Company b. Fourteenth ILL.,
nois Voiuns eer cavalry. Mr.. McKeighan
Is an activs member Of the house. and
those Who have tackled him in debate
have failed,to discover any general debility
In his constitution.
David B. Henderson. of lows. receives .
pension Of $50 month for the loss of the
left foot fr<3m wounds received at the bat
Gle Of Corinth. Miss, October 4. 1852. He
was then FIRST lieutenant Of Company G
Twelfth Iowa infantry. Mr.. Henderson
has been . member of the house for the
past twelve' years and is rated ~ one OF the
strongest Al we'll as one Of the most active
men on tbs Republican side He is in
comfortable circumstances.
Senator James H. George. Of Mississippi,
was . me;nber Of the First Mississippi
Rifles In thc Mexican war. and is PEN
stoned ut r, per month as survivor.
Senator flames l.. Pugh. of Alabama,
draws . pension o: s. per month for SER
vices in th4 Greek Indian war Of 1886. He
was then boy of IL. and the disability
contractedhs of . general character. due
to the harGiships OF the service" In spite
Of these f;ardships, however. the senator
has lived more than three score and ten
years aud lis still hale aud hearty man.
He has . comfortable fortune.