The National tribune., 1896-07-02

Veterans of the Country's Grandess Away
Who Have Answered the Last Cali
EDwARDs-At Harrison. Pa. April IS. of
disease contracted in the service, Stephen
Edwards, Co. Z, 34tb u. Y. aged 3D. Comrade
Edwards enlisted at the FIRST call for volun-
teers, veteranized at the expiration of his
term. and was not discharged until August,
( 1865. He was member Of s. A. Bailey Post,
Department Of Pennsylvania The funeral
services were under the auspices Of Thomas
Post. A widow and one son survive him.
BUSCR.-At TerTe Ha1te, Ind, June 2 @. P.
Bunce, Captain. Co. NJ, 18th Ind. Cav, aged So.
Comrade Buuce was a member Of Morton Post,
/. He entered the service in 1861, serving
three years and 10 months. He was severely
wounded at Perrysvile. Ky. He leaves .
widow. three daughters, and two sons.
CUrLER.-At Dallas. Tex, June 5, Cyrus
Morton Cutter. Co. F, 22d Mass, Battery, G Iss
N Y L. A.. and 1st w. Va. Cav. aged 90 COM
rade Cutler was q native of Lexington Mass.
He enlisted Sept 2, 1861. and was honorably
discharged in June, 1866. He was a member
of George Fl. Thomas Post, s. and Abide Camp
ON the staff OF COMMANDMENTS Chief Walker.
MORGAH.-At Rutledge, Tenn. June II,
William l.. Morgan, CO. B, 9Th Tenn. Cav.
aged 81. Comrsde Morgan served from June
10, 1868, to Sept. II, 1866. He was a member Of
Calvin M. Dyer Post, AZ, and was buried by his
comrades.
CARLIS.-At McLeonshoro, ILL.,. june IL,
Peter Carliu, Co. A. S7th Ill. MID Int aged
~. He was member Of McLeonsboro Post,
453.
UHLMAN.-At Arapahoe Neb, recently John
Uhlman. 9Th U. s.. 81 u. 5. Cav. and 9Th u. 8.
Cav. aged 80. COmTade Uhlman was born in
Bavaria. Germany. He came to this country
in the year 1916, and soon after enlisted as
private in the 9TH g. S., and served from the
beginning to the end of the Mexican war He
r1a EutrIo in fha
81 U. s. Cav. during the wars with the Indians.
During the war of the rebellion he served as
Bugler Of the 9Th U. $. Cav, and was at one time
Chief Bugler Of the Army of the Potomac.
During his entire service, which amounted in
all to % years. he had three horses shot from
under him, and was three times wounded Gem
rade UbIman was hOnOrably discharged from
the United States service in 1872 and the same
year located in Furnas County, Neb, where
he was well known as a most honorable and
upright citizen. As soldier his record was
most EN- viabIe one; with undaunted courage he
was always found at the front, and wherever
duty called him. As citizen he was a man Of
strict integrity, honest, honorable, and faithful
to his honest convictions and his friends alike.
widow, one daughter and q son survive him.
The funeral services were conducted under the
auspices of Garrett Post 100. A sincere tribute
was paid the deceased by Commander A. III.
Palmer in his remarks
Co. !. 9th Mich. Cav, aged %. Deceased was
member of Plrmalee Horn Post 622, Lewisburg,
o. widow and three children survive him.
KELrNER.-At Ithaca. o.. recently. Hamilton
III. KeItuer, Co II. esd Ohio aged 50. Com
rafe Keltner was member Of Parmalee Horn
Post. 622, Lewisburg o. widow and six chill
dreu saFvive him.
PrrMAN.-At Yates City, H., May IL BENZ.
F. Pitman. Goth Pa. and 205th Pa aged SO.
Comrade Pitman was born in Fulton County,
Pa, and received his education in Fulton Insti-
tute, Ramsbnrg Seminary and Iron City Col
lego. He enlisted in August, 1861, i'm the 26th
Pa. and served three years. He then re-
enlisted in the 2O5th Pa, and served nine
months longer In front Of Petersburg Va,
April ?, 1865, he was struck with piece of
shell and ineapacitated for two years For
meritoriOGs conduct and bravery he was pro-
NOTED to OTderlY-SeTgeant. After she war he
engaged for year clerk in store in Han
cock County, Md. Then he engaged in rail-
rOading in Wisconsin and Missouri: went to
Knox County in the Spring of 1869 and settled
in EIba Township. He was Supervisor of Elba
Township at the time of his death. The funeral
services were conducted by Smith Post. He
leaves widow aud three daughters.
Masonic glastonbury. o., May 80. Of hears
failure, John c. Mason, 90. G, 9th U. :. Cav.