Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
THE FUNERAL.
The Ceremony in the SEN
ate Chamber.
THE NATION STILL MoURNs.
The Subscription Fund for The
Relief of the Widow Reaches
$4,000.

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WAsHISGros. December29. The MI
scriptions to the fund for the benefit -
Mrs. Logan, received by Mr.. Lemon ~
to date, aggregates $25. 900.
The Senate COMMITTEES in charge of
the Logan funeral arrangements mst
this morning. The order Of the pro-
ceedings as far as determined upon lhnvs;
been given out as follows: The body win
be taken by the COMMITTEES Of Arrange
ments of the United States Senate and
Of the House of Representatives and
escorted BY the Posts Of the Grand Amy
Of the Republic of the District Of Colum-
bis. at noon on Thursday. Deoenbee
30th, from the residence to the rotnnd,
of the capitol, where il will be Ia &c.
until noon the following day undsr ~
Guard of Honor detailed by the Grao&
Army of the Republic and the military
order of the Legal Legion Of ths United
States. From o'clock P. NJ on Thofu-
day until III o'clock A. M. of Friday thn
public will be admitted to the refonde-
Gen. Sheridan will take charge IS
Gen. Logan's funeral procession Friday.
and has selected Albert Ordway a. tie
chief Of the staff. Speaker Carlisle has
appointed the following named gentle
men as committee to represent thG
House of Representatives at the funeral
of Gen. Logan: Messrs. Thomas.
Springer. Henderson, Townsend, Pay
son, Worthington, Hit, Riggs, RoveII.
Reece of illinois, Reed OF Mains.
Curtin OF Pennsylvania, Burrows a
Symes of Colorado. and
Carey of Wyoming.
SACRAMENTO, December 20.-Gov.
s;toneman has sent the following dos
patch:
Mrs. John A Logan, Washington
With thousands of comrades Who
fought by the side of your greatly s
lanentcd husband, join in the ex-
pressions of sincere condolences.
GEO. SToNKMAN,
Governor of California.
WASHINGTON, December 70. --Ths ~
mains of General Logan are clad for
burial in the Generals ordinary citixsns
dress of black. Upon the left breast aro
the badges of the fifteenth Army Corps
with the legend, '40 rounds, " the Grand
Army, the Loyal Legion, and npon ~
lapel are the buttons Of the Graud AsnY
and the Loyal Legion. The remains
will be accompanied to the Capitol TO-
morrow by Major Tucker, General
Logan's son-in-law, George Logan hIa
nephew, and w. b. Taylor, ~
Secretary, who will remain thero
until the funeral. This is %
be done in Difference to the sentiment Of
Mrs. Logan's wish that some member of
the family should remain near the dead
until the burial. The responses to tho
invitations sent out by telegraph by
Capt. George x. Lemon, asking sub-
scriptions to the fund for the benefit 81
Mrs. Logan are coming in rapidly, and
at ten o'clock tonight the total amounts
to twenty-six Thousand dollars. Moth
ing has been heard from the COMMITTEES
in Chicago, engaged in soliciting funds,
and similar committees are engaged in
other cities, who have not yet reported
results. Mrs. Logan's property il en-
numbered for nearly its full value, and
the purpose is to raise snf1icie mt fund
to clear it of encumbrance and leave her
sufficient to enable her to live in the
manner to which she has been accus-
toned