The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-30
THE FUNERAL.
The Preparations For 1t
Nearly Complete.
Welded AID FOR THE WIDOW
The CnttIe Grow ers-An Important
sultan EngIishmaa Pinohed
-LooNs Like War-Ete.
Logan.


W,sE1geroE. December %. - The
Senate committee in charge of the
T,gsn arrangements met at 10 clock
,bis morning, and are still in session.
senator Sherman was present by lnvi-
tstion. AtIo'cIock the order OF pro-
caadings. as far as determined upon,
.-ss given out as follows: The body
,rIII n taken by the committee OF ar
rsngements of the United States sen
80 and OF the House of Representa-
80 and escorted by posts OF the
Srs1d Army of the Republic OF the
Disfrict OF Columbia at noon on Thurs
dsv DECEMBER 30, from the residence
IN The rotunda of the capital, where II
will lie in state until noon The follow
ing day, und q guard Of honor de-
tailed by the Grand Army oil the Re
publc and-the military order OF the
loyal Legion OF the United STATES;
Eron Q O'Clock o. N. on Thursday until
n o'clock a. m. on Friday the public /
will be admitted to the rotunda, passing /
in at the east door and out at the west. |
The east door OF the Senate wing Of the |
capital wilt be opened st IL g. N. 20 |
those having tickets Of admission
subscriptions TO the fund Tor the |
benefit of Mrs. Logan received up 10 |
date aggregate SIS, 900.
The diplomatic gallery will be re- |
ssryed sor families of the diplomatic |
corps. The families of the President, |
Cabinet. officers Of the Supreme Court, |
the president pro te1n of the Senate, OF |
the Speaker of the House OF Repre-
sentatives, and OF ex-Presidents and *
Vice-Presidents, will occupy seats IN |
the gallery east OF the diplomatic gal
lery. The families OF Senators and
members of the House of Representa-
tiYes will occupy seats in the east
reserved gallery. The reporters gallery
will be reserved exclusively tor reporters
Of the press, and admission thereto will
be upon th-,usual tickets to that gallery.
The remaining seats IN the galleries viii
be open, without discrimination, 10 all
who have general tickets Tor the gal
lerieS. The President and Cabinet
officers will meet in the Presidents
room; the Supreme Court will meet in
the Supreme Court Rooms; the diplO-
matte corps will meet in the marble
room. The Vice-President's room will
be reserved for Mrs. Logan and family.
Members of the House of Representa-
tives viii meet at the hall of the House.
The committees OF the era nd Army OF
the United States, and OF the Mexican
War Veterans, will meet in the recep-
ton room. The pal-bearers will meet
in the Office OF the Secretary OF the
Senate. Seats will be reserved by the
sergeant alarms for those entitled to
seats on the floor. Senator Sherman
viii preside.
The order of procession from the
Capitol 10 Oak Hill Cemetery will be
under the direction of Lieutenant-Ge
eral Sheridan.
N CHARGE OF THE FUNERAL.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-General
Sheridln viii take charge of Genera
Logaa's funeral procession on Friday,
and has selected Albert Ordway as
chief Of the staff. Speaker Carlisle has
appointed the following-named gentle
men as the committee 10 represent the
House OF Representatives at the funeral
OF General Logan: Messrs. Thomas.
Springer, Henderson. ToWnshend. Paw
son, N0rihington, Hill, Riggs, Rovell
anu Aeece lIlhn0is) Reed (Maine), Cur
IN lFennSylYania). BsrroTs (Michi-
omlngi. .-I
THE REMAINS DRESSED.
The remains of General Logan are
clad Tor burial, in the Generals ordin-
AIRY citizens dress OF black. Upon the
LETT breast are the badges of the Fiji
teenth army Corps, with the legend
Forty Rounds" of the Grand
army and Loyal Legion. and
upon the lapel are buttons of
the Grand Army and L,oyal LEGION
The remains will be sccor, !, 81, -;
70 the Capitol tomorrow by Major
Tucker, General LOgan's so1.in-iaW
george Logan. his nephew. and " r
taylor, his secretary, who will remain
there until the funeral. This Is 70 ba
zone y difference TO the Sentiment az
Mrs.. Logan, that some member of
ne family should remain near the dead
until the burial. Responses tn the
5S.tauons sent out by telegraph bv
ptsln George E. Lemon. asking sub-
SSnpaons 10 the fund for the bensft of
- Logan. are coming in RAPIDLY and
= ~ CLOCK tonight the total Amounted
- s1o,VOO. Nothing has been heard from
- COMMITTEES IN Chicsgo engaged in so.
lung FUNDS, and similar Committees
engaged IN other cities who have NOT
oTted results. Mrs. Logsn'a nror-
m ; eneumbared for nearly ali its
80 'alue, and To purpose is to raise a
5..snt fund to clear il OF encum
- and leave her sufficient To en-
nsr 10 live IN the manner 70 which
mas been accustomed.