The National tribune., 1893-08-24
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans OF the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

fStSEanS Oh the Ofan0eSt ARMY
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
TSenders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
Notices must be brief and be sent Immediately after
the event to which they reate.l
MILLER.-At the Soldiers Home, Togus, Me-,
recently Dr. s. J. F. Miller, Surgeon 5th KY, aged
50. Ccmrade Miller was In charge of the Loyal
Legion Hospital at Louisville. He was Superin-
tendent of the Dayton Insane Asylum and Surgeon
of the Soldiers Home at Milwaukee. He was
transferred to Togus about six years ago.
BINGhAM.-At Wesiboro, Mass, recently, Gen.
G. b. Bingham. He was born in Rochester, n. Y,
In 1921, and was Captain of Co. A. 1st Wis. He was
promoted successfully to Major, LieutenHnt-C Colo
mel and Colonel. and at the close of the war was
brevetted Brigadier- He leaves widow
and two sons.
BENsHoCF.-At the home of his brother, in New
ton, Iowa. Aug. 2, of disease contracted in the
service Lieut. John Benshoof, 18th o. s. and
Tooth u. s. @. T. Comrade BenshOof first enlisted
in the 18th u. s. in September, 1861. Gen. Sher-
man was then Colonel of that regiment and Phil
Sheridan was Captain of the company. After
serving over two years. most of the time rs Re
eruiting Sergeant, at Madison, Ind he yeteraniZed
in the same regiment. He was afterward made
First Lieutenant of the Tooth U. 5. G. T. At the
battle of Nashville Comrade Benshoof had three
bullets pass through his clothing He was mus
tered in the latter part of 1856 and within two
years re-enlisted in his old regiment the 18th U. S.
in which he served for many years In 1892 ne
admitted 10 the Soldiers Home at MARSHALL
town At the time of his death he was on fur ough.
He was buried by Garrett Post l6.
DARR--At Summer. Wash, July 81. Trick T.
Darr, Co. A, 37th Iowa, aged 90. Comrade Darr
was member of Everett Post, 81
ELLIs-At OrOHOque. Kan, June 10 r. W. Ellis,
Co. c. 10th Ind, aged 63. COmrade Ellis had q
large circle of friends, and Familiarity known
Uncle Bob" He was buried by Dick Curry Post.
assisted by the Masons
Fox.-At White Hills, Ariz Ter recently, Of
heart disease, John Fox, Co. G. 18th N j.
WELToN-At Greenwood Neb June H. of pa
rslysis Maj. WeIton, 57th H., aged 81. Comrade
WeIton was member of the GAR. Post Of
HUBBELI--At De Land, Ill., Aug. T. of dropsy
aud heart disease. f. NJ. HubbeI Co. C. 4lst H.,
aged 50. The GAR took charge of the body,
which was buried At Wapea, Ill. He leaves q
widow and two children.
RYAN.-At his home. Magnolia, W. Va,
Aug. 8, John $. Ryan, Co. b, I'd Regt p. H. B., Md
Vols. aged 81. Comrade Ryan was buried by Poet
50. Department Of West Virginia. He leaves q
large family.
BARrow-At Lincoln, Neb. June Ie William H
Barlow Co. F, Io3d Pa COmrade Barlow q
member of Farragut Post, Department of Ne
braska and was buried by that Post.
Gow.-At Lincoln, Neb., July II, Allen Cow, Co.
A, Slst Me-, aged 49, COmrade Cow was q member
of Farragut Post, 25 Department of Nebraska He
was good soldier, good citizen, loved and re-
speeied by all who knew him.
CLEvELAND.-At his home, eight miles west OF
Decatur. Neb., July 20 from the effects of wound
in the head received at Shiloh in April. 1852, Au
gustus Broughton Cleveland, Co. /, 18th III. He
was n member of the GA r., and his funeral was
attended by many of his comrades
REAGAN.-At Cortland, n. Y, Aug g. Thomas
Reagan. Co. @. 18th N. Y, aged 92 years. Com
rade Reagan enlisted private Aug. 20, 1862:
served three years ana was nOnOraDIy discharged
OTIS AT Brooklyn, n. Y. recently, of cancer of
the stomach, Col. Charles g. Otis. Co. G, I'd n. Y.
Col. Otis in Cuba when the civil war broke
out. He completed his work there and returned to
the United States He enlisted in Co. O., I'd n. Y,
soon after his return from Cuba, and was commits
stoned Second Lieutenant. He was commissioned
First Lieutenant of the same company in October
of 1862 At the battle of Glendale June 80 1868, he
captured and taken to Libby Prison, where he
was paroled the following October. After his
turn to Troy N Y, he resigned and began recruit
ing for the cavalry service, and raised four COM
panies of the 2lst. He was commissioned Major OF
that regiment in the Fall of 1853 He leaves four
daughters and two sons.
GoULD-At his home. in Lawrence County, H.,
Aug Z of disease contracted in the service Thomas
g. Gould, Co. q. 1Ith No. aged 50. Comrade Gould
was a member of William Z. Peny baker Post OF
Bridgeport, under whose auspices he was buried
He leaves q widow and one child under 10 years Of
age.