The National tribune., 1897-10-14

regiment has gallant record; entering the
field in September, 1862, and maintaining an
organization until June, 1865, when it was con-
solidated with the 21st III. Its total loss was
six officers and SO men killed and two officers
and 147 men from disease. accidents, etc. At
Chickamauga, while in Steedman's Division,
Grangers Corps. it lost % killed, Isl wounded
and 10 missing.
Indiana.
The 18th Ind. battery and sSth Ind. held Re-
unions at Fort Wayne at the time of the dedi-
cation of the soldiers monument. The w. re.
furnished dinner, of which more than 300 per-
sons partool In the City Council chambers
the s8th Ind. held its meeting. Col. c. f.
Briant was in the chair, with Capt. Allen II.
Dougall, Adjutant; Lieut.. Ira Rupert, Quar-
terriaster Rev. D. B. Keller, Quartermas,er-
Sergeant; w. $. Wilson, Chaplain. Upon a
call of companies l05 survivors OF the rcgi-
ment were found to be present. and every COM
pany represented. Some interesting remarks
were elected, especially at the company call,
the principal ones being by their old Chaplain,
w. S. Wilson, and tho Quartcrmaster-Sergean
now. Rev. ID. B. Keller. st. Joe, Ind, was Sc
ected as the place for the next Reun ion, and
Oct. 6, 1888. the time.
The 1lth battery held their business meeting
in the City Hall, and at roll-ca, 40 survivors
responded. Interesting "reminiscences were
recounted, especially by Lieut.. Williams on
what his section did at Chickamauga. Lieut..
John Otto was elected President; Lieut.. II. NJ.
Williams, Vice President; William NJ Glenn,
Secretary, and Henry G. Zollinger Treasurer.
New Haven was selected the place for tho
next Reunion, and the Chickamauga week the
time. In tho evening joint Campfire was
held by the S8th aud the 1lth battery.
Massachusetts.
1st Mass. Cav. Association, at United States
Hotel, Boston. Mass. Oct 27. Eli A. Smith,
Secretary, z Oakland Ave-, Somervlle, Mass.
Michigan.
A Reunion of the gallant old 10th Mich. was
held at Flint, Mich, Sept. 90 with 10 survivors
present royal welcome was extended the
guests by Mayor Pettihona. Col. Charles NJ.
Lum who commanded the regiment during
most of its active service, was unable to be
present. Col. Lum was first Captain in the
1st Mich. wounded at Bull Run, and
entered the service a second time in command
of the 10th Mich. serving three years. The
following were elected Pres, Col. Lum; v. F.,
Milo Sweers; Sec.-Treas.. {. L. Foote Flint.
Tho 10Th Mich. WAS organized in February,
1862 was with Sherman ON his march to the
sea- At Buzzards' Roost, Feb. 25-27, 1864 it
lost 16 killed, 36 wounded and IA missing, and
at Jonesboro, Ca, while in Morgan's Division,
Fourteenth Corps, 20killed and rs wounded
Its total loss is given;at seven officers and 80
men killed and two officers and 223 men died.
Miscellaneous
Comrade II. IT. LYMAN Adjutant, I47th N.
Y, Albany, N. Y, who was elected Secretary
at joint meeting of theiFirst and Fifth Corps
survivors at Buffalo, has rendered his resigna-
tion to John +. Hall, President Of the Associa-
ton. Comrade Lyman appreciated the honor,
but d i'd not have the time to devote to the work,
which would have required much correspond.
cnce. lf5'l
Missouri.
10th Mo. Association, 1t Quincy, H., Oct FL
and 90. Meetings Of the Cd Ill. Cav 5Oth ILL.,,
10th Ill.,, and Sd Mo. Cav. will be held at the
same time George Thrush, President, 10th
Mo-, Quincy, Ill.
New York.
Battery d, LIST N. Y. J.. A.. at Grand Army
Hall, G0uveneur, N. Y. Oct. 81. s. NJ.
Thayer Secretsry Gouveneur writes that
notice of the Reunion, published by The Ma.
TIoNAL TRIBUNE last year, reached consider
able number of survivors who had not been
heard from since the war.
The animal Reunion of the 18th N Y at
Owego. N. Y, was attended by 10 survivors.
Patrick Mckoon, of Spencer aged over 80. and
his wife, aged so, were present. jason Robert
son presided, aud int oduced J. S. Gross. who
welcomed the visitors. Dr. j. II. Harrington
responded on behalf Of the regiment. Charles
Smith, Ithaca, was elected President; Capt w.
Ii. Bristow, Treasurer, while Charles A. Tomp-
kins aud G. +. Slocum, with the President,