The National tribune., 1893-04-13

Whitmore, Co. +, 3si Wis. aged 81 he recejvsJ
"a wound in the head from tie eF-ctz If ,vt;c : :.
never fully recovered.
NEwroN At Jacksonville. o.. recently Gershan
Ne"t"n' 20. y. 18th Ohio. aged q. He was =
member Of Phil Krarny Post 81
NiLcox--At Emporia. Kan March % Mai
Christopher &. Wilcox, 18th Tenn. Cav Mai VIII
cox was with the expt dition which ron ed the
forces of the celebrated raider Gen yohn n MOI
gan, and Who was killed by soldier Of his r.zf-
ment ut Greensviiie Tenn. in September 1884
Maj wilcox removed to Kansas in 1871, and has
BURLISGAME-AI New York March 81 serx',
Charles r. Barlngame. Co T. "a y. Y Art aged
o. Sergt Burlingams enlisted IN 1862 and WAS
honOTabiy discharged IN Isf5 He was a great .uk
ferer for the last 10 years from rheumatism az
tended with other Diseases which made life very
ouTdensome, but whie4. he fought braysly. lie
leaves widow.
JOHNSON AT Bardoipb Ill. recently. of rheu.
maiislii. Ell ". Johnson. Co. n, Heb Ill Cav aged
% ne was a Charter member of Carter Van Week
f"st LII he leaves widow and several chill
dren.
,.NAUMAS.-At Harper. Iowa, March q, of lung
disease contracted while la the service Charles A.
Naunlan. aged 60. Comrade Nauman was a merr1-
Der OF Co. !. 81 Iowa At the time of his death M
was member of Ed CARTS Post OF Keots Hs
was born in Saxony. Germany, emigrated to this
country rs youth. and had lived In Keokn<
County, Iowa, ever since He was an houorsd
citizen; His funeral was largely attended by bis
Comrades and MS neighbOrs and friends He
leaves widow and seven children.
LILLIBRIDGE.-At Toledo, o. March IL Charles
~ r; L'nbridge Sergeant Co Fl, 18th KY. aged 81
The immediate cause Of his death was Brixht's
disease. He was q member OF Hooker Post Of
Mansfield, o. His remains brought TO Zlnes-
Vile. o. ;he place of his nativity, for burial He
served three years In the above mentioned orgsn-
w ',ion and was pensiouer under the act of Juns
q. 1890. He leaves a widow
SSoDGRAss.-At the Asyluu for the Insane On
lnmbns. o.. March :. Hiram Snotigrass Co. c. 4th
w Va Cav, and CORPORAL, Co. K. 10Th Ohio aged
~ lie had been confined in the asylum abous
nine months but the immediate OF his death
was heart failure. He was o pensioner at go for
rheumatism. which had been made payable TO his
WIFE: HIS remains were brought TO Zanesyc. tho
residence OF his family, for nterment He was q
member OF HazlstI Post, 81. large number OF tina
comrades attending his funeral in body. Re leaves
under IS years old.
SYMNEs.-At Soldiers Home Chelsea. Mass,
March 20, Of consumption aud heart failure Alfred
Symmes Co. b. 3eth Mass. For period of 10
months. Aug H. 1862, to July s. 1853 he served his
country in the civil war. being honorabiy dis
charged because of disability brought by vari-
cose veins. His business in life churcll-oryan
builder. widow and one survive him.
WISG.-At Lewiston. Idaho. March H. of con-
sumption, VIM. Wing. Co G. 18th n. 7. Cav. aged
IS. He was a member of Arthur Guernsey POST
z. and Chaplain at the time of death He leaves =
widow aud three small children
KUEFFSER--At BelIeviIle ILL., March 49, Of ty-
phod pneumonia, Gen. WIN. G. Kueffner aged 81
He was a native of Germany and emIgra,ed TO
Louisiana where he remained until 1851 when he
went North to fight for the Union. He enlisted in
Co. d. 9Th ILL.,, reaching the grade of First Iieuten-
ant before the hree months expired. He reenlsted
in Co. X, 9Th ILL.,, and on April g. 1862, he was very
seriously wounded ABOUT the head In the bloody
battle of Shiloh. After his recovery he again wenh
TO the front. and was pierced by a bullet through
the breast at the battle of Corinth- Although NOE
q fatal wound, he never completely recovered from
the effects Of IL, his left lung being shattered. In
1865 i,e organized the H9s H.. and was honored
by being mad Colonel of the regiment On March
IL, 1850 he was commissioned Brfgadier-Genersl.
he leaves a widow and two children.
YASDLE.-At Fordland. Mo-. March IA. 8. O.
Yandie. Co. M. 10th Mo- Cav. Comrade Ysndls
was sitting in his room when some unknown per-
shot through the glass and Instantly killed
him. He was a member OF Fordland Post. 2i9.
SMITH--In southern California. Feb. D. of phLhis-
ic. supposed to have originated while In the serv-
ice David II. Smith, Co. +. l60th Ohio, aged 81. He
was the Principal of the Peabody High School Of
81. Louis and had gone to California for his health
His remains were brought to St. Louis for burial.
He WAS not a pensioner, but seven months pre-
viou- to his death fled application. He leaves
a widow.
HAMILToN-At Seelyville Ind, March 7, James
A. Hamilton. Co. X. 18th Ind, aged 45. He en-
listed at the age of lS aed discharged in Sep
tember, 1855 Comrade Hamilton charter
member of Leslie Post. 40. and always took great
interest in the work of the Order. He had held
the office OF enaTtermaster and Senior Vice, and
WAS Commander at the time of his death. He was
buried by the Post with the honors Of soldier.
He leaves n widow.
GooCH-Near Middleton No. Feb 20 of pneu-
monia and chronic diarrbea. +. g. Gooch. Co. b,
49th No., aged 43 He had been n sufferer since
the war. and was g true soldier and good Chris
tian. He was member Of z. Z. Klnlball Post, 453,
and leaves n widow and six children.
RESSEE--Near Middleton. Mo-. Feb. Is. of pneu.
monla and other diseases. Samuel Renner, Co. 3,
4eth Mo-, aged 45. He was an excellent soldier,
good citizen and n member of e E. Kimball Post,
453. He leaves six motherless children.
SSAvELY.-At St. EIizabeth's Hospital. Dayton.
o. of diseases contracted while in the service John
w. Snavely, Sergeant-MajOr, 18th U. s., aged IS.
He severely wounded 1T Stone River. He was
member Of Old Guard Post. q, and of the knights
Tempiar.
HINMAS.-At Cambridge ILL.,. Feb Is. VIM. Fl.
Human Sergeant. Co ID, II2th H., aged 81 He
leaves Il widow and four sons.
PATrERsoS.-On March q, o. B. Patterson. Co.
B. 18Th Ky. He charter member and firss
Commander Of Conover Darneli Post. rs. Com
rade Patterson leaves an honorable record. both
n soldier and citizen He enlisted in Co. B In the
Fall of 1861 and made Orderly Sergeant of thas
company. and rose to the rank of Captain He
leaves a family.
ADAMs.-At Ashyille N. c., March 49, Daniel d.
Adams. aged 81 He was n member of Marion Post,
A. Comrade Adams took his own life by cutting
his throat with razor. He served three years in
the 10th Mass battery. He leaves a widow.
YoRK.-At VisaIia, KY, March II. of carcinoma
of the stomach and bowels, Michael York, Co. b,
23d KY aged 81 The 23d regiment served most OF
its time with the Army of the Cumberland. Pri-
waite York WAS in all the great batties fought by
that grand armv from its organization to the close
of the war. To have discharged all the duties OF
citizen soldier. TO State. flag and to the Nation, is
the highest need of praise that can be accredited
to any man, and this Comrade York did
CRAIG.-At Derry Station, Pa. Nov. q. Henry
H. Craig.
BramIey, aged 6S. Company and regiment were
not given.
DowNEY.-At Decatur. ILL.,. Feb. IA. Cyrus
Dowuey, Co. F. l23d ILL.,. sged IS. Comrade
Dowuey n member OF Dunhams Post, III. He
was in Washington attending the Encampment lass
Fall.
THRAIL-At Mohawk " Y. March %, Of con-
sumption. John Thrall. Co. @, 152d N Y, aged IL
He was a member of Chsmore Post. no. of Hon.
Conrade Thrnil in several hard-fought battles,
and was discharged from the service for disease
contracted while in line of duty.
BuRLIyGAME-At Brooklyn. ". Y, March 81,
Chas Burlingame. aged SO. Company and rsgi-
ment not given.
NEIGHAN.-At New York City, recently, Lieuk
John Meighan. ssth n. Y. (Msagher's Irish Bril-
gadel Comrsde Meighan committed suicide by
jumping from q ferry boat being respondent over
the loss of all his property. He leaves two daugh-
ters.
BoYcE-At Yonkers. N. Y. March 81. Lieut.
Walter X. Boycc aged 53. He enlisted in the 9th ~.
Y H. A. August. 1862, private; quickly
promoted TO Corporal, then Sergeant and Color
bearer and ut the battle of Cedar Creek was pro-
NOTED to Second Lieutenant for gallant and meri-
torious conduct the field. He was buried at
PeekskiIl by Kitchen Post.
PERRY.-At Philadelphia, Pa. March .. Of heart
disease, Maj. John NJ. Perry. aged g. lie served
with distinction in Capt. Biddles VoItgeurs in the
Mexican war; and In the early part of the civil war
commanded q company in the I'd Del. He rose TO
the rank of Major. For many years he was Man.
aging Editor of the North American.
DANIFIs.-At Dayton, o.. March Is. 3. X. Daniels.
Co A, 4ith Ohio and Co. III. Sth Ohio Cav. He was
q member of Old Guard Post, and was buried with
due honors.
HoUcK-At Winchester. Ind. March Il. Michael
III. Houck Co. K, 10Th Ohio He was discharged
rs Corporal of Co. K July 80 1865 and was q woE-
thy member of Nelson Truser Post, 60.
STARBUCK.-At Winchester, Ind, Jan. q. VIM.
+. S,arbuck. Co III. sith Ind. He was \ member