The National tribune., 1894-09-13

! the Office of Probate Judge in Allen County,
| o., in the year 1869, and served two terms dis
charging the duties of his Office with credit to
himself snd interest of the people. On the ter
] minaton of his official duties as Probate Judge
| he became associated in the practice of law
with Hon. C. N. Lamison, and continued in
| that relation until 1873 when he was appointed
| Adjutan General of the State Of Ohio by Gov.
| Bishop, which position he held during the Gov
ernors official term. After this he went to
New York and became interested in railroad
! matters. He superintendent the construction
| of the Santa Fe Northern in New Mexico. and
| remained there as General Manager and Su-
| perintendent of that road after its completion
| until about three years ago, when his health
| failing he returned to Ohio, since which time
| he has been engaged in no active business pur-
| suits.
BowLEG.-At West Rockport, Me-, Aug. 30,
| Harrison b. Bowleg, Corporal, Co. ], 18th Me-,
| aged 69.
BUReEss-At West Rockport. Me-, Sept I,
Lieut.. G. L. Burgess, Co. /, 10Th Me.
LACKEY.-At Boiling Springs, Pa, Aug. 2,
Levi Lackey, aged 40. He was q member in
good standing of Capt. Cowell Post, OF Carlisle.
SHAUB.-At Glendive, Mont, recently, John
| s. Shsub, Co. e. 19Ist Ohio. Comrade Shaub
was born in Licking County, o.. in 1917. His
patriotic heart swelled with true loyalty, as it
will be seen from his record that az boy he
shonldered his musket and marched TO the
front as soon as he was old enough TO be re-
ceived in the army. COmrsae Shaub was mus
tered into Thomas l.. Kane Post. April T. 1887;
was elected Junior Vice Commander, Dec ].
1887; Senior Vice Commander. Dec. 10, 1859,
and Commander. Dec. 4. 1890. holding the
office of Commander continuously until his
death.
GUINNEss-At Pawtucket, r. T., Aug 90. Of
apoplexy, William Guinness. Co. K, 1st K. l.,
aged 81. His funeral was on Sept. l, and was at
tended by Tower Post. II.
NICHOLsON.-At Washington, ID. c., recently,
Edward W. Nicholson, late Captain, 22d battery
Ind. Art. The deceased was born in the year
1880. near Crswfordville, Ind. In his early
manhood he was a drygoods clerk. At the
outbreak of the war he enlisted in the 1lth
Ind. (Gen. Lew Wallaces regiment) for three
months, and at the end of his enlistment re-
cruited the 22d battery as Senior First Lieuten-
ant. On the death of Capt B. F. Denning, in
front of Kenesaw Mountain. was promoted to
Captain. At the time of his death he was en-
ployed in the Pension Bureau.
LEIsER.-At Millersburg, o., Aug. 20, Peter
Lesser, Co. C, 9th Ohio. He was a member of
Post $50, and was buried by The Order.
widow and child survive him.
MACKEY.-At Monticello, Kan, Sept. Is, John
Mackey. Co. A, Sd Colo. Cav. He was men,
Der of Capt. Ames Post, 31S, of Shawnee, Kan.
He has been a sufferer from rheumatism for
many years. He was overcome by foul gas
while working in well at Monticello. He
leaves widow and three children.
GRIMEs.-At Burgholtz, o., July %. Milton
G. Grimes 43d Ohio. He was for more than
year confined to his home. He leaves widow
and six children.
GRUBER-At New Alexandria o., July %,
Brice r. Gruber, Co. G, sd Ohio, aged 50.
Comrade Gruber was a member of the M. E.
Church. He was buried with military honors
by Dan McCook Post, 344, Smithfeld o. A
widow, two sons and q daughter survive him.
VANsLYKE.-At Fairmont, Neb., July 8,
Lorenzo p Vanslyke, Co. j, 9th Mich. H. A.
The comrade enlisted March "a, 1864, at Cold
Water, and was honorably discharged Aug. %.
1865, at Jackson. Mich. He was a member of
w. A. Webb Post, 18 As a man, citizen and
neighbor, as a husband and father, Comrade
Vanslyke ever maintained that enviable record
which is the characteristic Of the true-hearted,
loyal and brave.
MYERs-At Rome, N. Y, Aug. 90 of disease
contracted in the service, Thomas Myers Co.
+, 18th N. Y. The comrade belonged TO Post
ITO.
MCKINNEY-At New Concord, Ohio, Aug %,
after q brief illness from stroke of paralysis
William Warren Mckinney, Co. A. 18th Ohio,
aged 40 years. He was one of the youngest
soldiers, having enlisted when he was only I2
and one-haf years old as a musician in Co. A,
and after two years was promoted to Orderly
for Maj-Gen. Il. ]. Wood, commanding the
Third Division, Fourth Corps. which position
he held until honorably discharged, Sept. 10.
1864. lie was an honored and highly respected
citizen, being Postmaster OF his native town
and holding other important municipal offices.
He was the only old soldier in his vicinity who
never applied for pension. He leaves widow
and two children.
NEsBAUM.-At Evansville o., Aug. %, Of
disease contracted in the army, William e.
Nesbaum. Corporal, Co. E, 10Th Ohio, aged 4S.
He enlisted Sept. II 1861, and was discharged
Oct. 20. 1865, as a veteran, never having been
absent from his regiment to the extent Of "a