St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-31
THE FUNERAL PROCESSION.
Gen. Sheridan's Orders Regarding
Its FOrmnt tion and Lime of March.

Its Formation and Lime of March.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 36.-The following
orders for the formation and conduct of the
funeral procession were made to-day:
Washington d. c Dec. 30, 1SS6.-Orders:
The marshal announces the following orders
and arrangements for the formation and
movements of the funeral procession OF the
late Senator John A. Logan on Friday, Dec.
81, 1886.
First-The first division will assemble on
the plaza east of the capitol at IL o clock
noon, and be formed in line, facing west,with
its right resting opposite the senate wing.
Second-The second division, consisting of
carriages parked in the plaza east Of the
capitol.
Third-The third division will assemble on
First street northwest, the left resting on In
diana avenue, at 1890 D. M, and be formed
in line facing east with its right resting on Is
street.
Fourth-Immediatey on the conclusion of
the ceremonies the first and second divisions
will move successfully from the plaza around
the north front of the capitol to PennSyl-
vania avenue. The third division will move
into column when its right is uncovered by
the second division. The military Organiza-
tions of the first division will be formed into
columns by companies or piatoons after turn
ing into Pennsylvania avenue. and the column
will move westward on Pennsylvania avenue
mont avenue, to Rhode Island avenue, to
Seventh street, TO Rock Creek cemetery.
THE PROCESSION.
Fifth-The organization of divisions and
order Of procession will be as follows:
Lieut. Gen. P. H. Sheridan, marshal. Chief
of staff Brig. Gen. Albert Ordway, United
States volunteers: Aides-de-camp, Lieut.;
Col. Sheridan, U. S. A; Lieut.. Col. Sanford
C. Kellogg, U. S. A; Lieut.. Col. Stanhope
Blunt. e. S. A.; Brevet Maj. NJ. Emmett
Urell, q. 5. a.
First Decentralization of Third United
States artillery, Col. H. G. Gibson. Light
Battery C, Third United States artillery, Capt.
J. G. Turnbull. Battalion United States
marine corps, Capt. f. II. Harrington. De-
tachment United States seamen, Lieut.. Com
mander ". W. RhoadeS. District militia.
Grald Army of the Republic.
Second Diyision-Seuate committee of ar
raugements Hearse and pal-bearers Family
of deceased. Senators and representatives.
Officers of the army and navy. Committee of
Mexican war veterans. Committee Military
Order Loyal Legion. Committee Grand Army
of the Republic. Committee Army of the
Tennessee. Citizens of Illinois.
Third Division-Clerks OF the pension bu-
reau, and other organizations.
Sixth-OrganzationS assigned to the First
division will proceed to their places by b
street, south of the capitol grounds, and re-
port to staff officers who Will be found at the
corner of New Jersey avenue and Is street
southeast.
Seventh-Carriages of the Second division
will proceed by road through the grounds
south of the capitol and report TO staff officers
who will be found at the steps of the central
portico on the east front.
Eighth-Organization desiring to join the
Third division will report to staff officers at
the corner of First and B streets northwest.
By command of Lieut.. Gen. p. H. Sheridan,
Marshal. ALBERT ORDwAY, Chief of Staff.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE
of arrangements has issued the following
..order of the day. for tomorrow;
Order of the day: Senators, representa-
tiyes and all other persons invited or entitled
to admission to the floor of the senate, lnclud-
ing the committees of the G. A. R., Loyal Le
zion and the veterans of the Mexican war, are
requested to be in the places assigned to
them fifteen minutes before IL O'Clock. the
speaker if present, on the right hand OF the
presiding officer, the clergy at the desk of the
secretary At 10 minutes before IL O'Clock
promptly the following persons. in the order
named will be received without announce
ment at the south door of the chamber and
be shown the seats assigned them
First-The president and his cabinet.
Second-The supreme court.
Third-The diplomatic corps.
EFourth-The committee OF senators.
Fifth-Committee of representatives..
Sixth-The family and relatives, to be ad-
mitted at the north door nearest the vice
presidents room and followed by the pre-
siding officer
Seventh-The pail bearers.
At12 o'clock promptly, upon the announce
ment of the presiding officer, the clergy will
conduct the funeral ceremony, and at l
O'Clock, or as soon as the. ceremonies are
closed, the sergeant-at-arms will form and
conduct the funeral procession
IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER:
aaQ n attendants.
Second-The pail bearers.
Third-The bearSe.