The National tribune., 1894-06-28
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Who Have Answered the Last Call.
SAIN.-At Nashville, o., June l, William
Henry Sain. Co. A, I'D Ohio, and Co. L. 18th
Ohio Cav. Comrade Sain served from 1861 to
1865. He was an honored member Of J. z.
Ruffner Post, 256.
ENMET.-At TempkinsviIle, KY, June c, Of
disease contracted in the service, p. N Emmett,
aged SO. He was a member Of Post 81 A
widow and several children survive him.
LAwERY.-At Washington, Ind. June ii, of
disease contracted in the service, john Lawery,
Co. F, 1I7th Ind. aged 40. Comrade Lawery
has suffered a great deal during the past few
years, and was seldom able to leave his room.
He was buried by U. s. Grant Post, ". A
widow and three children survive him.
HEDGEs.-At Paradise, Tex, recently, Of
dropsy, NJ. IL. Hedges, 10th Mich, aged 81
Cemrsde Hedges enlisted Sept. % 1861 to
serve two years. At the end of this term be
re-enlisted for three years, and was discharged
in 1865 He was member of Burnside Post,
So
WHITE.-At Railroad Hospital, Sacramento
Cal. May "a, of abscess in lungs, caused b
wounds received while acting as one of SherI-
dams scouts, William H. White, Co. B, 18th
Pa.
R1cE-At Asylum at Grand Travis, Mich,
June 4, Sage Rice, Co. 81, Sth Mich. aged 81.
He was member of McCook Pest, Of McBIides,
Mich.
WAGNER.-At West Lebanon, Ind, June 10,
Frederick Wagner, Co. E, Seth Ind.
SrEwART.-At Uhrichsyille. o. May %
Charles Stewart, Co. 81, 1st U. 8. C. T. He was
buried on Memorial Day by WEIGH Post, 422, Of
which he was an honored member. Resolutions
were passed by the Post.
KEY-At Soldiers Home Noroton, Conn.,,
June 10, from injuries received by being run
over by buggy, Richard Key, Co. F, 7th Conn.
BREwER.-At Washington, ID. c.. May 5, ].
B. Brewer. Comrade Brewer served his coun-
try faithfully in various positions during the
war He was Chaplain of Old Flag Post 1874,
Miuneola, Kan, from its organization until he
moved to Washington. The Post passed reso-
luton rendering its sympathy to bis family.
TuRNER-At West Nashville, O., June 3
George G. Turner, Co. K, 18th Ohio aged 81
Comrade Turner enlisted Sept. 4, 1861, and wa
mustered out July 16, 1865 The comrade had
drawn small pension until about three months
ago. when he was suspended. He was not q
member of any Post, but delegation of ]. <.
Ruffner Post, 256 buried him in West Rush
willie cemetery with the honors of war. He
leaves q widow and several small children in
INDECENT circumstances.
CHARLEs.-At Providence. r. l., May 10, Of
disease con tracted in the service, George n.
Charles, Battery G., LIST r. ]. l. A., aged So
Comrade Charles enlisted Aug. IA, 1862 and
was discharged, May 80, 1865. by orders from
the War Department He Joined Prescott Post
by muster, May %, 1875.
SPEELMAN.-At HolmeSviile, o., recently,
G. j. SpeeIman, Co. F, 65th Ohio, aged ~. The
comrade lost an arm in the service. He was
buried with military honors by Post $50. Of
which be was an active member.
FIscUs.-At Akron, Pa. recently, A. K. Fis-
Gus, Co. B, 18th Pa. The comrades of A. Lin
coin Command, /, U.V.U., escorted the remains
to the cemetery.
PENHALLow.-At New London, Conn.,, June
IL, Daniel Penhallow Sergeant, Co. /, Goth
Cann The comrade was wounded at Port
Hudson. The wound Hid not heal until about
q year ago, and then broke out again, causing
his death. He was member Of Post A.
CoPE.-At Pawnee City, Neb, Feb. ~, Jas
A. Cope, Co. E, 18th Wis.
VAIL.-At P4wnee City, Neb., May %, Jas
W. Vail, Co. NJ, 1st Wis. Art.
MARrIN.-At Pawnee City. Neb, May "A,
]. A. Martin. The deceased was an honored
member OF Post 90.
MIDDLEToN.-At Pawnee City, Neb., May
%, David Middleton. He was an active menu
Der of John Ingham Post.
DANFoRD.-At st. Andrews Bay, Fla, June
g. Colman Danford. Co. ], I09th N. Y. He was
q native of Canada; came 10 the States when
IS years of age, and settled in western New
York. He enlisted at Howard, N. Y, Aug. q
1862 to serve three years; was discharged for
disability and returned to his home. He was
member of Geo. G. Meade Post, 43, Lebanon
Mo. He leaves a widow and three sons.
WHITMoRE-At Ransom, ILL.,, June 4 Z U.
Whitmore, Co. G., Sd No. Cav. The eomTads
was shot and killed by . rsbbss who had sntaraA
his store,