The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-06-21
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
DoUGLAs.-At jamestown, N. Y, May %. of
heart disease, c. Douglas, Sergeant. Co. <, 18th
Pa Cav.
WHIrMoRE-At streator, H., June 4. Ed
ward o. Whitmore, Co. G, Sd No. Cav. He en-
listed Sept 4, 1861, and was honorably dis
charged at st. Louis Nov. %, 1864.
DAvIs.-At Halspring, Ark, April IL, A. A.
Davis. Co. K, 9th Wis. Comrads Davis was
Past Senior Vice Commander of Post 158, of
Arkansas City.
SEABoURN.-At Southwest City, Mo-, May
Ia, j. c. Seabourn, Battery K, I'd No. L. A,
Comrade Seabourn was frequent attendant at
Department and National Rncampments and
had large number of warm friends in the
Department He was q representative to the
oath National Encampment at Boston in 1890.
He was prominent and active in public affairs
in his section, and but lately served a term In
the State Senate. He was a good citizen, q
true comrade, and loyal upholder of the flag.
WHITMAN.-At Boston Highlands, Mass,
May %, Capt Jonathan B. Whitman. Co. ],
18th Mass. For many years after the war
Capt. Whitman was one-of the most efficient
engineers on the Providence Railroad, aud
leaves hundreds of friends who will cherish
his memory. His death was<hastened by his
removal from his home daxing the great fire
of the 18th, he being at that time very low
three years ago.
PETER.-At Circleville, o. Jan. Is, Charles
Peter, Co. B, 18th q. s., aged so.
CoLIER.-At Circleville, o., March %, Ed
ward Collier, Co. d, 9th U. 8. He leaves a
widow and children.
COLLIss.-At Cireleville o., May 10, T.
Collins, Co. E, 1st Ohio Cav, aged IS.
WHITTINGToN.-At Circleville. o., Aug. II,
1892, Henry Wilmington, Co. C, 9th q. S. @.
T.
ZErBY.-At Circleville, o., June 2, N. s
Zeiby, Co. K. Hath Ohio. aged so.
SELDoN.-At Asbury Park, n. j., April %,
George Seldom, aged "a. At the breaking out
of the war Comrade Seldom was slave but
escaped and enlisted in the Union army. His
funeral was attended by Post 30, the Ladies Of
the GAR, and the W.R.C.
MoNROE.-At Bloomfield. Iowa, May %, w.
s. Monroe, 7th Iowa Cav. He was born in Old
ham County. Ky, June IL, 1926; moved with
his parents to Indiana in 1882; moved to Davis
County, Iowa, in 1856. He was elected to the
State Legislature in 1879. a widow and seven
children survive him.
CARD.-At Arlington flights, Mass May 49,
of paralysis. VIM. J. Card. Co. E. 4th Mass. II.
A.. aged 20 years. Comrsde Card enlisted Aug.
8, 1864, and WAS discharged June IL, 1865.
MURRAY-At Whitesboro N. Y, Nav %.
Wells E. Murray, Co. K, 117th N. Y. The
comrade also served in the Mexican war. He
was buried in accordance with the Grand Army
ritual by Ross Post, of New York Mills
CRAw.-At Oakdale, Neb., May 8, NJ. J. Craw,
Co. A, 21st Wis, aged n. Comrade Craw served
his country with credit through the Mexican
war. and although he was A years of age when
the war broke out he enlisted and served until
the close of the war. He was good soldier,
and was greatly beloved by all who knew him.
STULTZ.-At GAINESVILLE. o., May 81, after .
lingering illness, Marshall Stultz, Co. C, 9Th
Ohio Cav, aged SO. He enlisted Nov. 8, 1862,
and was discharged Nov. Is, 1863, on Surgeons
certificate of disability. He was member Of
Hazlett Post, 81, which oficiated at his funeral.
His remains were inferred in Woodlawn Gene
terry.
SwITzER.-At GAINESVILLE, o., May %, from
result OF gunshot wound Of right thigh, John
Switzer, Co. E, 18th Ohio, aged So He enlisted
Sept. ], 1862; was detailed as brigade black
smith June l, 1864; mustered out June /. 1865.
He was receiving pension Of $50 per month,
and had an application pending for S72, having
been totally helpless for several months. He
leaves widow and several children.
MoRGAN.-At Appleton, Mimi, recently, G.
v. Morgan, Co. B, 58th III. In January, 1864,
ne was Sergeant; was promoted to Lieu
tenant Jan. /, 1866; discharged April 1, 1866.
He was an honOred member of Whitney Post
%. widow and two children survive him.
LAUGHLIN.-At Psgosa Springs, Cole, May
%, L. L. Laughlin, 125th Ill He was buried
with military honors.