The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-11-24

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lar Army i"S brave and meritoTipus scFv-
ices lie was retired i'm Jaly, 1877, and
had since resided in PhiIadelphia.
CALLIS.-At Lancaster, Wis. John Il.
Calls. 1til Wis. Gen. Calls entered the
service in 1851 as Captain in the 9Th Wis.
lie was wounded at the second Bull Fun,
and in March. 1868, was promoted Lieu
tenant-Colonel OF the regiment. &c Get
tysburg he was shot through the lungs,
the bullet remaining i'm his body. At the
time of the assassination of President
Lincoln Gen. Calls was in command of
the Eth Veteran Reserves and Military
Superintendent of the War Department at
Washington. His PROMPT action in send
ing guards to the home of the NicePresi-
dent and members of the Cabinet was the
means of saving the life Of Secretary
Seward. After the war Gen. Calls went
to Huntsville, Ala, and was elected to
Congress on the Republican ticket. batter
he returned to Lancaster, Wis. He had
always been "a conspicuous figure in the
Iron Brigade Association.
WHITAKER.-At New Market Tenn.
Whitaker Gov
He was a charter member Of Pat Mcclure
Post, 46, and Past Commander Of the De-
partment of Tennessee.
WHITE.-At McCune, Kan, John H.
White Co r, 18th Ind, and member of
Usage Post, GAR. A widow and ID
year-Old son survive him.
ST. CLAIE.-At CandOr, n Y, Oct IA
r. Wallace ST Clair, Troop |, lst n. Y.
Dragons, and member of Mabon Post. 1876
Comrade st Clair died OF the results of
gunshot wounds after suffering many
years. He was an Aid de Camp upon the
staff OF Commander-in-Chief Clarkson,
and had served upon Department Com
mander'S staff several years. He was an
author and was the inventor OF the ST.
Clair electric light battery, now used in
the arts and sciences of medicine and
surgery.
UPHAM.-At Milwaukee, Wis, Col.
John j. Upham, L. 5. A., retired, aged 81.
Col Upiiam was born in Wilmington, Del.
and graduated from the West Point Mill
tary Academy in 1889. He was assigned
To the 9th I. S. and soon after was com
missioned Second Lieutenant in the 9Th
u. s. In 1861 he was promoted First
Lieutenant and Captain. At the out
break OF the rebellion he served in the
defeEseS OF Washington and in the PENN
sular campaign. Col. Upham achieved
considerable fame as an Indian fighter.
in 1892 he was promoted to the Colonelcy
tf,o ~, q. a.,I aft
tired.
BENNETT. At Waseca, Mimi, Ed
ward Bennett, 44th n. Y. Comrade Ben
nett enlisted in 1861 and by gallant con
duct earned his promotion to Lieutenant.
He was wounded in action. After the
war he engaged in the live stock business
at Waseca.
McFARLAND.-At Worcester, Mass.
Edwin ID. Mcfarland. aged 66. He served
from Oct. ID, 1851 to July 81, 1863, as
Co. F, 51st Mass, and from
March 10, 1854, to July 30, 1855, as Sergeant,
COOPER.--At Spencer's Corners, O.,
George W. Cooper, Co. +, 25th Ohio, aged
6S. He served SIS months in the Union
army.
MADISON.-A Antonito. Colo, Mar
shall Madison, Co. c, I'd Ohio Cav.
Oct. IS, John Reynolds. His home was
in Somerset County, Pa. The
GA n. took charge of the remains.
MEIGHAN.-At Chicago, H., John
Meighan, Co. A, 25th n. Y. Interment at
Calvary Cemetery, Chicago
GALUSHA.-At Hesper, Iowa, Samuel
Gaiusila, 10Th Iowa, aged 81 Comrade
Galusha enlisted at the beginning OF the
civil war and served until its close.
WOODRUFF.-At Peru, o., Capt.
Chauncey Woodruff. Capt Woodruff was
a hero Of two wars. His first service was
as Captain Of Co. g, Sd Ohio, in the
Mexican war. When the civil war began
ne enlisted in Co. L, Gath Ohio, and by