The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-02-07
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans OF the Country's Grandsse Arnay
Who Have Answered the Last Cali.


VAN MErER.-At Watkins. Mo-, Nov s.
1894 James Van Meter, Co. +, 23d Mo, and
charter member Of Post t24
Rosco.-At Dowagiae. Mich. Nov. 4. 1894,
Stephen 8. Roseo, Co. III. I4fst N. Y. aged SO.
lie was Prominent In his County. having held
many Offices; was Captain in militia company,
and member OF Post AZ.
LoRrSs-At Soldiers Home. ToQus. Me.
recently, Joseph II. Loriug. Co r, 18th Me
aged So. Charter member Of Haskell Post. IO5,
Yarmouth.
WHITE.-At Scottdale. Pa. Sept %. 1894, OF
heart failure John w. White, Co. Z, 2d Cal.
Member of Ellsworth Post. 200.
SHANNON.-At Mason. Mich. Nov so. 1894,
John A. shannon. Major. Tooth Ohio. and Colo
mel LIST U. s. G.. III. A.. and officer on staff Of
Gen. TillsOn. He had always bean active in
GAR and political circles; was a member OF
Phil McKsrHan Post. At the time Of bis
death he held a County Office. widow and
two daughters survive him.
LAMBERT.-At Willard, N. Y, Nov. 8. 1894.
Alexander Lambert. Co. A, I23d ". Y, aged
81. Member Of Post i16, Schuylerville.
DEPPEN.-At Maysville. No., Nov. Is, 1894.
VIM. H. Deepen. Co. q. 10th Ohio. A member
of Capt. G. G. Harvey Post.
RHOADs-At Weatherby Mo-, Nov "A 1894.
Col. VIM. c. Rhosds. Both III. He commanded
n regiment on the march to the sea. A men,
Der OF Harvey Post
BuLOw.-At Bucks Valley Pa. Jan. 7, John
Biliow, Co. A, 9th Pa. Cav, aged 81. Member
Of Post 2g7. Widow, two daughters and three
sons survive him.
BARD.-At Harmony, Ind. Dec. 30 1894,
John Bard, Co. A, 11tb Ind, aged -. he was
a member Of the lar. and Mason. -Four
children survive him.
ALLES-As Gloucester City, n. J., Aug 30.
1884, Joseph J. Allen, Cameron Dragons 9Th
Pa Cav. and 4th U. S. Cav. He served on the
frontier after the close Of the war. He was q
member Of the GAR. and Lodge 101. f. &. A. NJ.
HUMPHREY.-At Pawnse City Neb.. re-
Gently, Capt. @. VI. Humphrey, I'd Wis. ResO-
utions were passed by Ingham Post, 95, on the
desth Of the comrade.
CLARKsoN.-At Marion, n. c.. recently. JOS.
Clarkson. nth n. Y. Fire Zousves, seth NY,
and Co. A, 18th IT, g.
MoLL.-At Fort Riley, Kan, Charles MoII,
Bugler, Col. Duties Pennsylvania cavalry, and
Light Battery f, I'd U. 5. Art.
GAssErT.-At Ludlow, VT. Jan. IL. Oscar
Gsssett, Co. III, 10th VI, and v. r. @. He was
Past Commander Of 0. 0. Howard Post 80. aud
Past Master Of Black River Lodge Z. & A.. III.
He leaves q widow and daughter.
GIFFoRD.-At Dallas, Tex. recently, Of heart
failure. Charles 8. Clifford, Co. II, 9TH Iii. Cav,
aged 65. He had been an inmate of the Lesven-
worth Soldiers Home, and was in Texas on
leave.
COLEMAN.--At Dallas. Tex, Dee I, 1894. J.
A. Coleman, u 3. M aged 80. He was a menu
Der Of Dix Post IL.
HowARD.-At Urbana. o.. Dec Is, 1894
Clark G. Howard, Co. A, Goth Ohio. A widow
survives him.
THoMPsoN-At Green City, No, Jan. q g.
Thompson, Co. NJ, I1th Mo. s. M. He was q
member Of Clark Post, AZ, Green City.
YoUSG.-At Palobiauko Mountain. N. NJ, of
disease contracted In the service, j. A. Young,
LIST Co., Andrews Sharpshooters, aged So Ho
was buried at Gladstone, N. NJ He leaves
widow and three sons
MCLEAN.-At Skinner, No.. Jan. z, of pneu-
monia, Alex. S. Mclean, Co. K. 18th Ill. aged
g. He was severely wounded at franklin.
Any wishing information should address T. t.
Hurley. Skinner, Mo.
FLUKE.-At GAINESVILLE, o., Dec 10, 1894
George H. Fluke. Co. K. 10Th Ohio. aged az
He was one Of the youngest soldiers, having
enlisted at the age of Ia years. A wound
received at Shiloh was the cause of his death.
He was member Of several orders. He leaves
a widow.
WELLs-At GAINESVILLE, D., Dec. 81. 1894,
from disease contracted in the service, William
Wells, Co K, 142d Ohio. aged So. He was a
member of the Odd Fellows. and his funeral
was conducted by that Order. He leaves no
widow.
HARMON.-At Evansville. o., Dec. 15 1894,
Jacob I. Harmon, Co. g. 159th Ohio, aged So.
lie was a member of Hazlett Post, under whose
auspices he was buried. He leaves a widow.
MURPHY.-At Valsene. Ind, Dec. 81 1894,
Lieut. James ~ Murphy, Co. +. 59th Ind.
lie was O charter member of Hammond Poss
231, but upon the organization of Welman Post,
ga. was transferred, and at the time Of his
death was Commander of the latter. He leaves
widow and one daughter
BILLINGs-At Genesee. Idaho. recently. Of
paralysis, J. T. Billings. Co. K, 16:h Iowa. aged
So. He was a member of Hayes Post, 2.
MARTIN.-At EiDira, ~ T., Dec, II, 1894,
Charles w. Martin, Co. g, I55th Pa, aged 81
He leaves son and two daughters.
ALLEN.-At MeshoppeB. Pa. Jan. Is. of dis
ease contracted in the service, Augustus VI. AL
len, Co G. cloth Pa. He was a honored men,
Der of Post 437.
SPALsgURY-At Theresa, n Y, Jan g. OF
disease contracted in the service. Delbert SpsIs-
bury, Co. f, 10th n. Y. ri. A. He was a MEM
Der of Flower Post, 800. widow and son sur
viVe him.
FosrER.-At Missouri Valley Iowa, Dec. z,
1894, Charles RI. Foster Co. c. 39th Ill. He was
n member of Belden Post. SO.
WHEELER.-At knight, o.. Dec. H. 1894, Of
disease contracted in the army, JAS. M.Wheeler,
Co. ID. 9th Ohio Cav, aged " years. lie was
receiving pension of $50 per month, and had
been practically helpless for two years.
ALLEN-At Hot Springs, Ark, recently,
Capt. VIM. Griffith Allen. Co. F. 25tb Iowa
L. u,
Bright'S disease, Jonathan Mercy, Co. F. 4th
N. H., aged so. He was member Of Ward
Post, 10. He leaves q widow.
FAULKNER-At Hammack. KY. Jan. 8 Of
wounds received in the service, Col. j. K. Faulk-
ner. 7th KY. Cav.
STILEs-At Chicago ILL.,. Jan. II, Gen. I. N.
Stiles, aged 50. Isaac Newton Stiles was one
of the leading lawyers of the West He began
the study Of law in 1949. after having received
q common school education. In 1852 he re-
moved to Lafayette, Ind. where he taught
while continuing his studies. and was admitted
TO the bar in 1855 After that he was Prosecus-
ing Attorney two years and a member of the
Legislature, becoming active meanwhile
ant-siavery orator. During the Fremont eau
vass be delivered more than so speeches.
When the civil war began he enlisted pri
vate but was soon made Adjutant of the Goth
Ind. He taken prisoner at Malvern Hill,
but after six weeks in Libby Prison was ex-
changed. He WAS subsequently Major, Lieu
tenant Colonel and Colonel of the 63d Ind, and
finally Breyes Brigadier-General. his commits
sion being dated Jan. 81. 1866. AT the close Of
the war he removed to Chicago, where he won
q high reputation as q lawyer.
MoLL.-At GAINESVILLE, o.. Dec. Z, 1894, Joha
r. Moll, Co. /, l33d Ohio aged 81 years. He
was a pansiouer at SIS per month. He was q
member of /. o. o. F., under the auspices Of
which Order his funeral was conducted. He
leaves a widow.
MEEcER-At Gsysport o., Dec. 90, 1894, Of
disease contracted in the service Sylvester
Mercer, Co. G, 18th Ohio, aged so He was q
member of DRw Brown Post, 80, of Duncan
Falls.