The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-06-13
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans or the Country's Grandess Arm,
Who Have Answered the Last Call

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Trenton. n. j., and was veteran of the late
/ war His funeral was attended by Westchester
Lodge, l5O, +. and a. NJ, Of Sing Sing. a
widow seTyives him.
EkToV.-At the Soldiers Home Grand Island,
NCb., March 20, james f. Eaton. 1st Mass n A.
Comrade Eaton was an honOred member OF
Barnes Post 207, Of MCCOOk Neb and was one
of its most jealous workers. At tho time of
his death no relative was with him. The
charter Of Post 207 will be draped in mourning
iOT 80 days. Resolutions were passed upon his
death. Any information desired by the friends
or relatives Of the deceased in regard to the
death burial Of Comrade Eaton will be
eheerfully given by w. VI. Irwin. MeCook Neb
BRYANT.--At Worcester, Mass May g. Of
pneumonia. Mathew Bryant, Co. G. 21st Me-.
aged 30. The deceased was member OF Ward
Post. 10. He leaves widow, one daughter
and son.
EAMIGH.-At South Fork. Pa. May 8, Uriah
Eamigh. Co. q, 200th Pa, aged a. Comrade
Esmgh was member of Post 421, Glasgow.
Pa. He leaves a widow and children.
KR1sE.-At Fallen Timber, Pa. May IT,
John Krisc, Co. H. 10th Pa. At the time Of
his death he received small pension.
GRIFFfTH-At Elkhart, Ind. May 81, of
heart disease. Edward II. Griffith. Co. b. 81
N Y. Cav. He leaves no widow nor family.
ANAMOIsA.-At Sedalia. Mo, May y, John
G. Anamoisa, l1th ILL.,. aged 81. He was not
lie occasions.
WHTPPLE.-At Kingston, v. J., May 81 VIM.
Whipple, veteran of the late war. Several
years ago COmrade Whipple began to show loss
Of brain and nerve power. characterized by loss
of memory, confusion of thought. and such
other symptoms as usually precede ramOlisse-
ment softening of the brain, finally result
ing in acute demeutia, necesstating his con-
fnement in the TTeton n. ~ Insane Asylum,
where he succumbed to his mental and physi-
cal diseases after a confinement of less than two
months.
PoMERoY.-At Keller Mich, April %, Geo.
Pomeroy. Co. G., 5lst Ind, aged So Comrade
PomerOy enlisted Dec. II. 1851; vetersnizsd
three years later, and served until the close OF
the war. He leaves a widow and three chill
dren.
LIsToN.-At Cumberland, Iowa, April II,
J. Fl. Liston, Co. II. 9th w. Va. Cav. aged 53.
The comrsde enlisted in June, 1861, and served
until August, 1864 He was a member of j. C..
Brown Post, 800, Of Cumberland.
CODLISG-At Fairbank Iowa. Oct. % 1894,
of disease contracted in the service. William
Cooling, 9TH Iowa. Comrade Cooling enlisted
in July, 1861, and served with his regiment
until the battle of Jackson, Miss, where he was
wounded and taken prisoner. He was taken
to Richmond, and with 200 others placed in
Libby Prison. He was exchanged, and went
to Annapolis, Md, where he was in the hospital
tary Hospital at st. Louis. and in February,
1864 was hOnOrably discharged.
WRIGHT.-At Middleburg, ". Y, April %.
Charles II. Wright, Co. l. 10th N. Y, aged 81.
Comrsde Wright enlisted Oct. 2. 1861. and after
a gallant service Of three years was discharged
on account of expiration of term He was
charter member of Nose Tompkins Post AS.
A delegation from the Post attended his
funeral. Two children survive him.
COLE.-At Carbondale Pa. May %. William
II. Cole. Corporal, Co. b. 143d Pa. Comrade
Cole enlisted in 1862, and served with his regi-
ment until the close of the war
HUSTINGToN.-Att the Soldiers Home, Bath,
Y, recently. George B. Huntington, Second
Lieutenant 18th n. Y H.'A Comrade Hunt
ngton went out with the regiment when or
yanizgd. and served until the end of the war
he was a member Of the GAR. He received
no pension.
DOSoHoE.-At Boston, Mass, May 26, Gen.
NJ. I. DOuohOe. aged So Gen. Donohoe
born at Lowell Mass, and was educated at the
Grammar aud High Schools of that city. AT
the beginning of the war he enlisted in q COM
pany which afterward became Co. c. Sd n. H.,
of which he was elected Captain. He took part
in Sherman's expedition to South Carolina, in
which he was honorably mentioned in General
Orders. June g. 1862, he returned to New
Hampshire, and with the aid of Others sue
'eeded in raising regiment, the 10th y. H.,
If which be was appointed Colonel, and, with
us regiment, left for the seat of war Sept. %,
1852. They Joined the Ninth Corps and served
until March, 1868, participating in the battle
# Fredericksburg. They were ordered to the
Eighteenth Corps, and while at Fort Harrison,
sept 30, 1864. Col DOnohoe had a horse shot
RON under him, aud later, on the same day.
received a gunshot wound in the RICH hip. and
vas specially mentioned in General Orders for
Gallant conduct on tine field. He subsequently,
erved in Gen. DeYens's Division, of the
twenty fourth Corps, and dnring the last year
# the war was brevetted Brigadier General for
.allant conduct ON the field. At the close of
he war Gen. DOnOhOe entered the service of
he Concord. Boston & Lowell Railroad, subse-
uently changing TO the Lake Shore * Bee
ines, after which he was appointed Inspector
{ the POstofee Department. which post he
ED until appointed Clerk of the Commission
rs Of Public Institutions Of Boston. June %,
SS7. Gen. Douohoe retained his position
Jerk to the Commissioners until April of the
resent year, when he was selected to take the
OstiOn of Superintendent Of the Ransford
STAND Reformatory- In this capacity he was
distinct success. He leaves widow and five
hildren.
YEAGER-At Creston. Iowa, May %. of heart
isease, Joseph Yeager, Ce. @, 11th Iowa. He
Ias member Of Potter Post. 440
SAUNDERs-At Lathrop, Pa, May 20, J. E
aunders a veteran of the late war. Comrade
auuders was member of Rogers Post, Brook
IN. Pa, and was buried by that organization.
Ie leaves a widow and four daughters.
HoFFMAN.-At Garnett Kan, Nav %, Col.
j. Hoffman, I'll w. Va. Cav, aged 10. Col.
ofman had been suffering from partial paral-
sis for over year, but he had apparently I'M
roged. He fell dead while crossing his room.
he Colonel went 10 Garnett soon after the
ar, and had resided there ever since. He was
lawyer, and had been County Attorney for
nderson County. His funeral was conducted
Y the local Post Of which be was member.
SMALL.-At Huntington, N Y, May 81,
harles Small, 162d n. Y, aged 81. Comrads
mall served during the war in Louisiana and
irpinia and was with Sheridan's campaign in
le Shenandoah Valley. What was singular
le brigade formed in louisiana Third Bri.
tde, First Division, Nineteenth Corps, was
tact until end Of service. Ii was composed
1884, 165th 162d and 173d n. Y. Comrade
nall was charter member of Harry Lee
ost, 81. GAR, Of Brooklyn, and for 20 years
ID maintained an active interest in GAR.
alters. COmrade Small bad been prOmiuent
Brooklyn politics and was ex-Assessor OF
at city. His funeral was conducted by his
st.
CaPEHA RT.-At Fargo. N. D., recently, Gen.
enry Capehart. Gen. Capsh;rt Surgeon
the LIST W. Va. Cav in 1861. He was COM
issioned Colonel Feb. %, 1864 March IL
65; he was brevetted Brgsdier- General for
liant and distinguished service and Major
,neral June II, 1865, for gallant and mertori-
5 service. He was hOnorably mustered Gus
ly 8, 1865.