St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-28

From Disting taished People.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The following
kilograms have been received by Mrs.
Logan this morning:
Madison, Wis, Dec. 27.-The veterans of
the G. Il. r. are in deep sorrow, and sincerely
and lovingly mourn the loss of your beloved
husband, their dear commander and friend
l sorrowfully tender their services in any
manner agreeable to you.
LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
Commander-in-Chief G. A. r.
New York, Dee. give are inexpressibly
shocked and grieved by the news of your hus-
bands death. Mrs. Morton joins with me in
expressing Our deepest sympathy in your
great sorrow and irrepairable loss
LEVI p. MORTON.
Chicago, Dec. 27.-The death of Comrade
Logan brings great sorrow to the hearts of
the members of the Chicago Union Veteran
club. CHARLES A. DIBBLE, President.
Springfield, Ill, Dec. 27--The nation in
common with yourself has suffered ire
parable loss in the death of your great NUS
band. Yon have my profound sympathy.
BUFORD WILSON.
EvanstOwn, ILL.,, Dec. gil am profoundly
greved to learn of the generals death. You
have my most sincere sympathy in this great
sffliction. ANDREW SHUMAN.
indianapolis, Dec. 27.-Our whole family
mourns with YOU Mrs. Harrison and my
Gods grace hold you up in this hour when
friends can do so little. B. H. HARRISON.
The following are additional expressions
culled from few of the
MANY HUNDRED
notes and kilograms received at the Logan
mansion:
Albany, N. Y.-We unite in sympathy for
you and yours in your great sorrow.
MARY ARTHUR Nc ELROY,
ELLEN HERNDEN ARTHUR.
Chicago-Trinity NJ. E. church extends to
you deepest sympathy and offer of such as
sistance as may be necessary. May God bless
and sustain you. JOHN ALABASTER, Pastor
Church of which Gen. Logan was member
japanese Legation, Washington-We have
heard with great sorrow the sad intelligence
of the decease of Senator Logan, and beg to
assure you of our most sincere sorrow and
heartfelt sympathy IN the sad and insepara-
Bile loss of such an illustrious husband. as
well as the deep regret which we feel at the
loss of one for whom we have entertained so
high respect and regard. In the meantime
we remain yours most sincerely. r. KUKI,
II. KUKI
Chicago-John A. Logan, Jr.: U. S. Grant
Post 20, 6. A r., desires the earliest possible
notice of the arrangements for the funeral
of your father. We ask as particular favor
and right the post of honor.
A. F. VOL COLT, Commander.
(This is the post to which Gen. Logan be
longed)
St. Paul-The unexpected death Of your
husband and our general has shocked US all.
How the events of the past and his glorious
achievements come leaping back. We mourn
the death of the old soldiers best friend.
Accept our deepest sympathy.
JOHN B. SANBORN.
Fremont, O.-Mrs. Hayes unites with me in
extending to you our heartfelt sympathy in
your great bereavement. r. b. HAYES.
New York-in the unexpected stroke can
realize nothing except that your loss is the
loss of the whole people. and they SO truly
recognize this, that in your great sorrow you
have the nations sympathy.
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS.
Springfield, Ill.-To Hon. S. NJ. Cullom;
Your telegram announcing the death of Gen.
Logan fills every heart with sorrow. Can
or any state officer render any service there
or here in connection with funeral cere-
monies at present? r. j. OGLEsDY.
Telegrams expressing deep sympathy
were also received from E. b. and Adele
Washburne, Stephen A. Douglas, j. NJ.
Schofield. ID. NJ. Dodge, S. B. Elkins. Sen
ator Dawes. Frank Hatton, Judge Walter
@. Gresham, William j. Allen. Gov. Rusk,
of Wisconsin, Senators Hawley, SaDn and
Hale. Philetns SAWYER. P. b. Plumb, Alex
Ramsey Whitelaw Reid, W. d. Washburn
and r. E. Jackson.
Philadelphia beg to tender to your
family, ON behalf of the Union League OF Phlia-
depEia, the profound regret and sympathy
which are sincerely felt and universally ex-
pressed by our members, on hearing OF the
death of your distinguished husband.
EDWIN w. BENSON, President.
Chicago-Please accept ms sincere sympa-
thy. MARSHALL FIELD.
Chicago-Mrs. Drake and all your old neigh
bors on Calumet avenue join me in deepest
sympathy and sorrow in your bereavement.
JOHN B. DRAKE.
Indianapolis-Mrs. Bruce and learn with