The National tribune., 1894-06-07

ing to Various Organizations.
ILLINOIS.
The 32d anniversary of the muster-in Of she
celebrated fighting regiment. the 18th ILL.,, WAS
held at Carbondale May g. About so Of the old
organization were in attendance. grand re-
ception was given them by the citizens Of Car
bOndale. The meeting closed with a grand
Campfire in the evening. The officers elected
for next year are-Pres. John A. Coleman; w.
p, Thos. +. Hord; Sec, Thomas G. Wstkinsy
Chap, NJ B. Kelly. The next annual Reunion
will be held at Frankfort, ILL.,. May %, 1895. as
which time full attendance is hoped for.
Members of the 18th Ill. are requested to send
postal card to the Secretary, T. G. Watkins,
2411 Washington Ave-, Cairo, ILL.,, giving their
postoffice address, so as to enable him to COM
pile correct roster of the survivors.
The 18th III. was mustered into the service
May "a, 1861. fully 1000 strong. On May "a,
1894, the annual Reunion was held in Dixon.
About 30 comrades were present. After the min
utes had been read by Secretary Oscar A. Webb,
Comrade Bolles, of Oak Park, reported on the
finances of the regimental history. The cost
of the history was between 81 100 and s., 200.
At the last annual meeting of the association
the expenses exceeded the receipts by only s44,
for which Comrsde c. H. Noble assumed the
responsibility. Subsequent sales have since
reduced this amount to less than $50. Eighty
books remain on hand, at 81 each, for which
there is still demand. The Nominating Com
mittee presented the names of the following
officers for the current year, who were unsni-
mously elected Pres, Reuben Hevener; Y.-P,
A. Seeley; Sec, Oscar A. Webb, Dixon, ILL.,;
Treas, c. II. Noble; Chap, A. II. Miller Com
rade Mum presented to the reelected Secre-
tary, Oscar A. Webb. beautiful marble eight
day clock in behalf of the association.
INDIANA.
B. G. Shaw, President, indianapolis: Reunion
65th Ind, at Elwood, Aug. IL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The fifth annual Reunion of the Battle Of At
lants Association at Cloverdale, Kan, July IS,
20, and 81.
The 18th annual Interstate Reunion of Kan
sas, Missouri, Arkansas and Indian Territory,
at Camp Logan, Baxter Springs, Kan, Sept.
to 8 inclusive.
George Il. UhIer, Lebanon, Pa: Reunion
First Brigade, Second Division, Sixth Corps,
during National Encampment at Pittsburg.
The bIi gade was composed of the 93d. 9Sth,
102d, and 18th Pa, and the gid N. Y. Sur
vivors of the 93d Pa. will confer favor by
Immediately writing to Comrade Uhler, giving
the present address, and in return will receive
full information SIS to rates.
Samuel J. Johnston, Acting Secretary, 100
North Main street, Findlay, o.: Reunion Of
Second Brigade, Second Division, Fifteenth
Corps. com posed of the Goth, 37th 47th SD, and
54th Ohio regiments, the SD Ind, and 10th
ILL.,, at Pittsburg, the day after the grand
parade. The Secretaries of the above regi-
ments are requested to write to me. Members
of above regiments are requested to send their
names and addresses.
OHIO.
Martin Eberle, Secretary, Columbus: Re-
union 1lth Ohio Cav, Columbus, June 20 and
81. Headquarters have been secured at the
Grand Central Hotel, which will entertain
comrades attending the Reunion at reduced
rate. Members of the regiment are urgently
to be present, even if they have to
make considerable sacrifice to do so.
James NJ. Carr, Secretary, New Madison: Re-
union 18th Ohio at Richmond. Ind June 20.
D. NJ. Seeher, Secretary, Moline, ILL.,: Re-
union I'd Ohio Heavy Artillery Association,
Mansfield, Sept. land 8. Comrades wishing hotel
accommodations address George F. Race, Mans
field.
The 25th annual Reunion Of the 9th Pa. Cav.
will be held at Harrisburg Pa, June Il For
orders for excursion rates apply to A. F. SheDck,
Lancaster, Pa.
II. Kerr, Carmichaels: Reunion 22d Pa. Cav.
and Ringgold Battalion az Pittsburg, Sept II.
E. d. Coe, Secretary, Whitewater: Reunion
Of the four cavalry regiments from this State
1t Madison, July and 4.