The National tribune., 1894-05-17
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| veterans OF the Country'S Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
lsenders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
Notices must be brief and be sent mm ediatey after
| the event to which they related
BURNET.-At Warrensburg Mo-. March 5 Ste
phen J. Burnet. 33d Mo-, and officer on the staff
of Gen. Washburn. The comrade lost his right
arm at the battle of Helena. Ark. AT the time
of his death he was pension claims agent. Col.
| Grower Post, Of which he was an hOnored
member, attended his funeral in a body. He
leaves widow and several children.
| MCLOUGHLIN.-At Whitehall, " Y, March
H. John McLoughlin Co F, 169th n Y The
cOmrade enlisted in 1862, and served until the
close of the war. He was in % battles, and at
| Fort Fisher was the first to plant the flag on
| the works. The cOmrade was severely wounded
at Cold Harbor. He was an honored member
of A. II. Tanner Post which attended his
| funeral in body.
MoSTENA.-At Whitehall. n. Y, recently,
| Joseph MOntena, Co. T, 10th n. Y He was
buried by A. Ii. Tanner Post of which he was
an active member. widow survives him.
| WHITE.-At Quincy, Mich. April 90 Of
apoplexy, Charles NJ. White, Co. l. IIth Mich.
He was good soldier and an honored member
| of Post 2
AsHELMEN.-At Dennison, o.. April 20 OF
dropsy, Edward Ashelmen, Co. g, LIST III. l. A.
The comrade was q native of Switzerland, and
came to this country while quite young. He
| served IN the Union army almost four years.
He was buried by Post 422, of which he was an
active member. He leaves widow.
| WILLIAMs.-At Mankato. Mimi. April 81. Of
Brights disease, John Williams, Co. A, 106th
| N. Z. COmrade Williams was born in De
Kalb, N. Y, but removed with his parents
| to Pottsdam, from which place he enlisted
and served over three years. At the close Of
| the war he returned home and resumed his
trade. that of blacksmith. He removed to
MankatO in 1884. The comrade was loyal
| member of Wlkin Post. and had served as
| Officer of the Day for several terms and as Com
mander for one year. The Post had charge Of
the funeral and attended in body, marching
over mile to the grave. A widow and two
| sons survive him.
| PRATT.-At Penn Station, Pa, April o. Of
heart disease, Ralph Pratt. Co. F, 18th Pa, aged
20. He leaves a widow and five children.
| KIRKPATRICK.-At Haven, Kan, April o.
VIM. Kirkpatrick. Co. NJ 5th Ohio Cav, aged
81. He was buried By Haven Post, of which he
was member. He leaves widow and sew
| eral children.
| PLATT.-At Port Sanilsc, Mich, May 1, OF
heart failure, Frederick PIatt, Co. c, 9th Mich.
| Cav, aged 79. He was a member of Post 344,
and was pensioner.
CHAMPION.-At Ell Dorado Kan. April %,
Sheron J. Champion Co. C, 143th NY, aged AZ.
| He was buried by w. Fl. L. Wallace Post, OF
! which he was an esteemed member. A widow
and two children survive him.
GRAY.-At Frugality, Pa, April 10, of dropsy
of the heart, Geo. w. Gray, Co. ], I25th Pa,
! aged 54. He leaves widow and nine children
| five daughters and four sons
| ALLEN.-At Monument, Kan, April % Of
| paralysis, Andrew Allen, Co. A, 4th H. Cav.
| He was enrolled Sept. g. 1861, and was honor
| ably discharged Nov. 3, 1864. The comrade was
| a member of Post Ala.
LATHAM.-At Greenville, E. l., April %, of
| consumption, William h Latham, Co. c. LIST z.
I. Cav. He was buried with GAR service
| by Tower Post, of Pswtucket, of which he was
| q member.
| STAHL--At the Massachusetts, Soldiers
Home, March %, Capt. William B. Stahl, 18th
Mass.
NYE.-At Boise City, Idaho, March 80. Capt.
William FL. Nye, 9TH Mass
MAINTIEN-At Plainville. Mass, April II,
Louis P. Maintien, Co. F, I'd r. l.
BEAvER.-At Durbin. N. D., April "a, OF
paralysis William Beaver. Co. A. LIST Wis, aged
SO. Comrade Beaver, although not liable to
| military service, was among the first to enlist
For % years he had been an invalid. and was
cared for during the past II years by his SOD
He was member of John w. Geary Post.
SToGDILL-At Humboldt. Neb., April Is,
Robert Stogdill, Co. E, 18th Ind. aged g. He
enlisted in October, 1861. and was discharged
on account of gunshot wound in October, 1862.
The deceased belonged to the GAR. Post at
St. Joseph, Mo. His funeral was attended By
Mix Post of Humboldt
KREss.-At Clarksfeld, o., May 1, of heart
disease and pneumonia, Henry E. Kress, Co. 3,
Sd Ohio Cav, aged n. Comrade Kress enlisted
in 1861, and served over three years at the
front. He was an honored member of J. G,
Ronl Post, 1913. He was buried with the serV-
ice of the GAR. He leaves widow and two
sons.
HoRNE.-At Oceanside, Cal, April %, Col.
d. II. Horne, aged 66. Deceased was born in
Dow 7, N. II. He was the son of Revolu-
tionary soldier. In 1854 he, in company with
several others, located the town of Topeka, Kan.
He built the second house in the town. He
was made Marshal of the new colony, and in
January, 1855, was appointed constable by Gov.
Reeder. He was also Captain of the Topeka
Guards. In August, 1862, he enlisted in Co. E,
18th Kan; was promoted to Sergeant Major,
and served with the regiment in the battles Of
Fort Wayne, Crane Hill, and Prairie Grove.
In February. 1863, he was commissioned by
President Lincoln Captain of the 4th regi-
ment, Indian Brigade; was mustered out the
following Fall, and recommissiOned by tho
Governor, Captain of Co. A, I'd Kan. State
Militia. In 1864 he was elected Senator from
his district; was President pro tenn of the
Senate. In 1571-'72 was President of the City
Council of Topeka. In 1885 he went to Cali
fornia. He was elected to the City Council OF
Oceanside at the time it was incorporated in
1888; was President of the Council; was de-
feated for the same Office 1890; was reelected
in 1892. He was q member of the Masonic
Order, also the GAR.
HIGHsMITH.-At Birds. ILL.,, April 81, Richard
M. Highsmith, 7th and 18th No., aged 80. He
was in the service four years. seven months and
26 days. He was faithful member of Post 150,
and had been honored by being elected Ad-
jutant and Quartermaster of the Post several
times. He was buried with the lar service.
He leaves a widow and five children.
FAULKENBURG.-At Mansfield, H.. March
%, of heart failure, Edward s. Faulkenburg,
Co. c. 18th Ind, and Co. A, 120th Ind. The
comrade enlisted in June, 1861, and served
until June T. 1862; re-enlisted Oct. 5. 1863. and
served until discharged at Raleigh, N. c., on
Jan. s, 1866. He a member of David D.
Porter Post, 433 of Mountain Grove, Mo. He
was buried under the auspices of Mansfield
Post $751; of Mansfield, Ill.
HANNIBAL Lincoln. Neb., April 20, VIM.
Hammel, Co. T, 12lst Ohio. He enlisted Feb.
90 1864; was seriously wounded and disabled
for life at Kenesaw Mountain June p, 1864,
on account of which he was houoraby dis
charged Sept. 81 same year. He was one Of
four brothers. all of whom honorably served
their country in the hour of its greatest peril;
three have Joined the silent and ever-incress-
ing majority. Deceased was member of Far
ragut Post, under whose auspices he was buried.
JONEs.-At Winchester, Mass, April Il Of
consumption, Samuel P. Jones. Co. C, 25th
Mass, aged 40. He was a member of George
III. Ward Post. He leaves no relatives
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