The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-06-06
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.
MCLAUGHLIN.-At New Milford. Conn. Jan.
%, John Mclaughlin, Co. ], I'd Conn H. A.,
aged "a. The comrade was also veteran Of
the Mexican war. Upton Post, of which he
was member, had charge Of the funeral serv-
ices.
CABEL.-At New Preston, Conn, MAY %,
Alfred Cabel Co. II, I'd Conn. III. A, aged So.
BARDvILLE.-At Marion, Iowa. March H.
Dr. I. s. Bardyille, Assistant Surgeon, 9th Iowa
Cav.
sMrrH.-At wsverly, Neb., May %,
Smith, Co. K, 18th Wis, aged SO. Comrade
Smith, or Uncle Billy as he was familiarity
called by his large circle of acquaintances, was
born in TempkiDs County, N. Y. He enlisted
Oct. 10, 1864. and arrived at the front lust in
time to take part in Sherman's march TO the
sea. From Savannah he marched with the
army through the Carolinas to Washington.
where he participated in the Grand Review:
was honoTably discharged July IL, 1865 He
went 20 Nebraska during tho infancy of the
State; became a member of Mitchell Post. 80.
Aug 16, 1862 He held many positions of honor
and trust, in all Of which he acquitted him.
self with credit. He was buried in Rose
Hill Cemetery, Waverly, Neb., May %, Mitchell
Post conducting the burial in an impressive
manner assisted by comrades from Farragus
Post. Lincoln. All who knew him accord to
him the unstinted merit of having been q
valiant soldier and good citizen.
PRIDE.-At Santa Ana, Cal, May 20, Of apo
plexy. David s. Pride. Captain in 42d ILL.,, aged
"a. Comrade Pride was born at POtsdam N Y,
He was hard student in law in his early man
hood and up to the time of the civil war He
gave up his profession for his country and for
four years was in constant service. For several
years he had entire charge of the Union Ord
nance Department at Memphis, Tenn. He was
a Mason and member of the GAR, though
l. 4 ,f--
organizations in Santa Ana. As lawyer he
stood high in his profession. He was, previous
to his removal to California. an honored menu
Der Of the Chicago bar. The Ladies Of the
GAR, Shiloh Circle, 81, in behalf of the
mothers, daughters, wives and sisters of the
civil war, paid tender tribute of respect to
our comrade by placing upon his breast his
country's flag. The deceased leaves a widow
and four children.
JoNEs.-At New Harmony, Mo-. May 1, Of
heart disease, Samuel Jones. Co. F, I50th Ill.
The deceased was an honOred member of Post
466. widow and children survive him.
SMrTH-At Jacksonville Fla. May %, Henry
r. Smith, 9th Mass.
HAWKINs.-At Jacksonville, Fla, March 9,
John Hawkins United States Navy. he was
a member of Pomona Post, %.
STACRHoUsE.-At Deep River, Iowa, June
Is, 1894, Comrade Stack house. Co. ID, 112th ILL.,,
aged 80. widow, daughter and three sons
survive him.
HESpERsoN.-At Brookville. Pa, recently,
Rev. Theodore Henderson, Co. d. 18th Pa. Re-
serves Theodore Henderson was born in Salts
burg. Indiana County. Dec. Ii. I84I. and was
the fifth of IL children. His father was q
blacksmith, and Theodore learned his trade
He attended the common schools, and had two
terms at the Salisbury and Indiana Academies
lie entered the Office of the Indiana Register as
an apprentice, aud bad worked there nine
months when the war broke out and be
entered tho army and served the full term of
his enlistment, three years He participated
in tho battles of second Bull Run. first Fred
ercksburg, South Mountain and all the sub
seuuent engagements in which his regiment
fought At Fredericksburg he was severely
and at South Noun tain. Sept. Il, 1862,
he received injuries from which he suffered
ever since and which finally caused his death.
After the close Of the war he attempted to
pursue the printing trade, but was compelled
to quit it by i'll health, and later he entered
the University at Lewisburg, graduating in tho
class Of 20. Nov. %. 1876, he was united in
marriage to Miss Elias. Shurck. of Blairsyile.
He received call to the Baptist church al
Brook willie Oct. Is. 1876. He was ordained as
It's pastor Nov. 20 of the same year. He was
member of Il. r. Brady Post. He leaves q
widow and daughter.
ANDERsoN.-At Cairo, H., May 10, John An
lerson. aged 90.
T1NDALL-At New York City, N. Y, May 8,
George w. Tindau, 4th N. Y. Cav, aged so.
Comrade Tiudsll enlisted in the above named
regiment in August 1861, at the age of IL years,
md participated in all the operations OF tbas
organ izatiOu until he YVES severely wounded az
Aldie Station, June H. 1863 He never fully
recovered from the wounds.