Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27


bsQinninq Of q heavy 6urry Walsh
tho1gh brief, coVeFed the eaxth vita |
thiek eaFpst Of whina.
IMPRESSIONS oE EfzRkTEx.
AmoBQ 9 heudred expressioas regard
ing Ge1efai LseAn's death, the foiloW
inR ere selested aa Showing the plaee b
hsla in the estimation eG those viii
whom be was associated IN his dali
public and social lifs.
xnoM F1EzEDxET cLxvELkxD.
The Prssidsna said be wss unexprsssi
bly, shooksd By the nsWs Of eenatal
L0gAn's death. From hia oWn linited
peFsonai acquaintanos with him, he had
formed hiah opinion Of him e . sin-
ceEa, frank and generous man and hil
l0aa would be very generally falt by thG
hosts Of personal friends throaghoul
the country, whs had become attached
30 him hecanee ee his qualities Of heart
and by the people at large whom be bad
served veil e. Q Union snldie. and 81
the HIGHEST branch Of the National leg
isleture. TIE President has been con
dned 10 his room since Friday With
another attack Of rheumatism IN the
knae, ths result Of OVERRIDING before be
had fnlly recovered from bic feosnt IN
na1nL Ha h hek1eg tonight and h IA az
pso9sd that In $40 OF thrss days as the
Longest will see him compIetely restored.
RBo4 o0NGARsEsEAN rowNsHxxD.
I am overwhelmed with profoand
grief. Ger esal Logan vas born and
grew mp and married In my dislriot.
He was my predecessor In Congress.
- - S. - 49, s-s.s = neala1 uel--k
ths news a. hir daath v;,h the 6~snass
Of soFrcw. Oar people vill be very de-
sirous that be shs1ld be buried there,
bnt Of course thia will be Ieft for Mrs.
Logan 70 decide.
v,c.s .w~.~o, ,rr.x,
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a.1 y.so1L ~ ! naa ns
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Z aooas - nin aeo snen snsy sol1 aim toes
ees nnsto ~ e4pLesseo = Wa y -
1Ss no 10 osen eaooosol9ass Gus la9
.a,lls y -. ne soooeni4s1 me nna 4
sa.seo VIE nim onenys Nstefauy he
aA.u ees n.sis oAnselI. p1s ne ilssene1
lnteIlteenay Iok momens tot ny ex'
efessions on eonoolence ano wisnes ter
:. A.a1a .nss sscons3lOeanS 4 tn.nk
: - ue4.. : tesssL - . sns c1essy
snAn snas Os sny mAn Wao - oioo m
.eesns yce.n. oeoaoses 20 20 me momens
ne wss sthc.eo, nc WaS activeiy en-
sAReo y paone anails- ne .as o1s o.
.ns s.tenkess uen 70 .oe Ssaa,e sue ais
lunRDont was te&afoeo Q! nie teilow
oenssofs e woEtay o. me closest attee-
lsons espociAAy respcetina army anu
pension matterA
oKKKRAL szKRrpAH,
Whe was inst leaving HE rsaidenoe aa
ne repoeser eaIled. apoka AZ GeneraI
I,oOan[ dsakh with mnch fnaling and
q sirnsa his evss wsrs dim|sd ~ith
laara IA aaid. al had hnown 9an.rsI
T,o1an Tor twsntv-ava vaars and had
~ hioheas annraaiafi1n ~ rim a. 4
,oldier' AZ 4 ssstesmsn and as = man 4
wsnt n his honsa todav and saw rim
.lie. and il vas one Of me eaddess az
peFiences have ever had. I saw him q
aay o. tvo ago. DE was very slek then,
9ns ! GIG 10. suppose ne Was % near
aeetn. nis iemlly alo not tniak %.
Ano 40 nos believe the aoesefs IsoeRns
y elsneI. ne osasainIy olo no. aes .
! ne tneeRos ne Nes eooos e eis. AZ
aeeta wiii prove = great los 70 sns
country. ne vas one OF sne soiess msn
nave ever met man OF nxec opsn-
IONS Ano always ,oaoy ana eote 20
malntain tne@. Asnonga We were ootn
y We Afmy ooLan9 ne sAE, .s oI4 nss
oeoome possouahy soquaintee uehA
vs. over. me scene q nls oea.n-0eo
.oaay wsS petsloelatly uasssosslns ~ - NC.
hsvs - - thors.na. % : | ~ mar kilIsS h
battle, bat it never has had the same ef-
fect on ras as to stand quietly By bed
SIDE and see q strong man's life
sbb away. During the var never liked
10 20 into q hospital TO see the wounded
and diving, and I had almost to be
forced into them when 10 vas necessary
for me to visit them. So you can
imagine how keenly it effected me TO
stand By and see an cid and esteemed
friend pass away.
sEcAErAnx sATARD
Had not heard Of his death when the
reporter Of the Associated Press called
on him this evening, bat he had feared
the end was near from what be had
aeen in the evening papers. he said:
''EomeshinR suggested Logan 70 my
mind inst a half hour Aao and / turned
10 NV children and romarked what Q
oareer he had had. / was thinking
what a strong, active. viQoroas life be
had led; how mach be had undergone,
md hov much be had suffered. lt Il
ssd when q manly career, 90 aotive and
vieoFoua AZ his, closes; hut be finds rest
and peace at last"
..-.., ,,so-
S
| feel the deep eriet tnat wlii ce eom-
mos 70 All MS oia Ifienos, eno especially
\. ~ so, s-s,,h 49, 49,.
dav Al Artkur'a funerai. and since then
he has been ia nv ofEice, where be sat
for a wbiIe smokiao his cigar and chat
Tins pIeanantly ana Qaily Of old army
matasra. He was 4 most eompanionable
man. ana a. esnersas a. be vas brave.
- ow.w,., n.,,.vr
Senator Logan ana ID SELF we're hor
foar years toRetnef N tne cenAte. 4
did nos knew him personaliy unali we
met there. We served toRe.ner on TOE
Committee on dudielafY anc zee Oom.
mittee on Territories. 1 always Ioeno
him aRFeeao O. ana ne vas very kino 70
NE and my frtende. ne vas very ae'
tive, energetic and s'raiRhuogwafd
Yon always knew his position on al
leading questions. ne was = man OF
great fCrss o. ohAfaotef ano oias witnin
my knowseoRe, many kind eno Rood
fhtnOn Ha had a fnaQIfH OF mlRCItno