The National tribune., 1901-05-30
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ANGLE.-At LIncn;n. Neh. Anril p 1ol

ANGLE.-At Lincoln. Neb.. April %. John
A. Angle. Co ID, Sth Iowa.
BKoCkMAN.-At Pulaski. y. Y. May l..
John BrOckman. aged -. He was born in
| Hamburg. Germany. in 1920: came to this
IcOuntry about lSiO. and under the name of
! "Chds. PTcuSS," pTcCSs being his mott hers
i'ame. was mustered into the United States
service in 1872 as Typographical Engineer.
He was chosen by john G. Frccmont rs his
assistant on the expeditions over the Rocky
Mountains. At the breaking ont Of the MeNi
can war he was in California and assisted
/ IN the capture Of a fort ut Monterey. Cal
lie was mustered our at san Diego. Cal, in
ISIS. ON the discovery OF gold he went To
| the mines, where he remained until 1879,
when he returned to New York. June 6.
1861, he enlisted in Go. Il. ilSt " Y. and
was made Orderly Sergeant. He WAS with
his regiment during its three years service
and was wounded several times, once with
| the bayonet. After the war he went to
Pulaski, y. y, where he had lived since.
CADY.-At BijOu Basin Colo Loreuzo
Cady, Co. NJ, 1st Mass. II. \. He served
through the war ana was a prisoner at An
dcr>"hNli!e Tor II months. He had been a
sufferer Tor many years from rheumatism
ana va!vular heart disease He received 4
pension OF SS per month. Intermcut was at
Riverside Cemetery, Denver. Colo. lie leaves
Il widow and five children
CAItRoLL.-At Brownsville, Mimi, Peter
'arron. 20: r 9th Mimi, aged 50.
CAWKWELL-At Falls city. Neb.. ApriI
=, John Cawkwcil, oath y. Y. Iudp5 Bat
CHAMBERLAGN.-At Sloan Springs.
Ark, April II, George W. Chamberlain. Gun
Hoat Blackhawk, aged II. He enlisted in the
Navy at Chicago, Ill, in December 1863 and
after serving ohe year was discharged on ac-
count of disability. Comrade Chamberlain
was for many years Postmaster at Edorado.
Nan. lie IS survived by seven sons
CONkLlN.-At Bucyrus, Ohio April 90
John w. Conklin, aged 30 years and IL
months He was born In Rchlaud County
Ohio. He enliS led at the bcginuiu. Of the
war In Co. Il, Of the 18th Mo cav. and
served three years. He re-CnIf,tpi in tho
field in the 44Jh No. and served a wear and
seven months, and was mustered out of the
service at Fort Leavcnworth Kan. on MAY
H. 1866. He drew SO per month pension
He was member OF Dick Morris Post 130
at Gallon, Ohio. He leaves widow.
DAN.-At D0wninstOn. Mich, April s. 10
seph DaW, 20. h, 22d Mich aged &C. He
served two years, ana was wounded at Chlca-
mauGa. He leaves widow and eight grown
up children.
DEUTSCH.-At Anacortes. Wash. William
Deutsch, 60. ID, 9TH MINI. Comrade Dcutscn
was born in the PruSsian Province of Siirsfa.
Mdrch ~ 1876 He made a good record as
Drlll-Sergeant in the PruIssian Guards dur
ing ms hve years service in Prussiln army
ne emlgratcd to America in 1851 locating in
Minnesota. In 1862 he joined Co. ID 5tb
MINI; was promoted to Sergeant, and In
-'''T A'O-i' ~ + lI>I Lieutenant, and in
LehDef' 1860. to Captain OF Co. d. He was
nlst engaged with the Indians at Redwood
MINI fOrt Rld5eley, and Fort AbcrcroInhie
pax, where 1t was conceded that Cant
Dtutsch Sk!II energy and courage prevented
massacre OF the garrison. His con,norv
joined the regiment in March 1862 and h.
was IN every battle in which the regiment
was engaged after that date. He was naver
SICK While in service, and it was his boast
that he was one Of the few men who kant mn
M Dpf.r
souri,, at one time being one of two thar went
lhto camp with headquarters During .be
past ten years Of his life he suffered greatly
from! rom various physical ailments, but at all
tunes Comrade Deutsch was a true soldier
courteous, courageous, and patient. He was
buried by Gen. Emory Post, IS March 3J
at Anacortes, Wash
DQWNING0At Latham. Kan, May g.
Frenchtown. Mich. August 10. ts3O: Uas
married to Miss Emily ]. Potter June 4 1S56:
ENLISTED in Co. G, Sth Mimi. in August 1852
ana was discharged July II. 1863 The first
w. Smo years were spent as scout among the
sioux and Cheyenne Indians in Minnesota.
IN the Sioux war. The third years service
was with the Army Of the Cumberland lie
settled in Kansas in 1871.
,FlIIGERALD.-At OIean. n V, Michael
Fitzgerald, Co. X. 9th Pa. aged GO He rrss
a member of the G. A r.
%ILLlAM.-At Letart, ". Va. ApriI 23
EDWARD Lee Gillian, aged g. He enlisted
IA tne <u W. va. Cav. in 1861: was promoted
TO Hospital Steward and later to NS<1Sta,,,t
surgeon with rank as Captain and served as
such tilI the close of the war. He was a
prominent Odd Fellow, and member of the
Grand Lodge Ct West Virginia. also A Past
commander OF Z. II. Sheridan Post. ia. He |
tiers. NV uusH-
HoOYER-At Juniata. Neb.. Apri .,
nhiHp Hoover, Co. b, 10th Ohio. aged 50. |
ne lnd was was chart charter member of Geary Post 81,
LINDELL.-At Lincoln. Neb Ma g CO..,
Lindell, Co. f. 1st Neb. y I"''
o.. 0,SdAY-At d.SI. Troutdale. Ore. April 20.
Iohn O'Slay, of Co. II, Oath n. Y. and I3th |
and nth Regulars from 1861 TO 1ST0 aged
y ~ p He was Killed by train on the o. Il. and |
SHoCk.-At West Penn HoSpItal Pitts
burg, Pa, May ,. John Shock Co r Pin
6old i.,oI.,.Ii; cay; aged 50. Intcrment was at
WALkER.-At Charleroi, Pa. Nav 13 NJ
ipopiexy, Forsythe Walker, Co. G. 22d Pa |