Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-31
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE REMAINS IN STATE. Thousands Look On Gen.
 eraI Logan's Face. THE AND0VER HERESY TRIAL. Closing Pleas For The Ac-
 Cused Professors. DEATH AT THE WEDDING FEAST. A Popular Pastor Sues For
 Divorce.
THE ANDOVER HEREsY TRIAL.
DEATH AT THE WEDDING FEAST.

FUNERAL OF GENERAL LOGAN. An Imposing Tribute 10 be Paid to
 the IlIustrfous Dead-The Remains
 Lying In state.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Inyitations to the funeral services of General Logan were sent out this morning and very generally accepted. The President notified the committee thatwith his Cabinet he hoped to be present upon the Senate floor during the ceremonies. If pre- vented by his rheumatism he would be rep resented by his Cabinet. The Secretary of State received from the funeral committee general invitation to the diplomatic corps and representatives of the principal legations have responded announcing that they will attend. Of the list of pallbearers selected General Simon Cameron's acceptance is con- ditioned upon the state of his health and ex-Secretary Lincoln and Governor Rusk have expressed their inability to attend. The remains will lie in state in the rotunda until Il a. m. tomorrow and then be removed to the Senate chamber. At noon simple funeral services will be conducted by Dr. Newman, Chaplain Bidler, Bishop Fowler and Rev. Dr. Tiffany. Senator Sherman will preside and on the Senate floor places will be reserved for the members of the Senate and House, the President and Cabinet, the Supreme court, the diplomatic corps, the Grand Army, Loyal legion, Masonic organizations, war veterans. The galleries will be reserved for the families of the above men toned and guests. At the conclusion of the ceremonies the body will be borne from the Senate chamber and escorted to Rock Creek cemetery. The procession will be und sr General Sheridan's control, who has arranged of up Pennsylvania avenue, Fifteenth street and out Vermont and Rhode Island avenues to the Seventh street road, thence past the Soldiers Home to Rock Creek cemetery. The procession will be led by General Sheridan and staff, followed by cortege made up of many military and civic organizations and citizens. Representatives of the G. A. R of the Army of the Tennessee, Loyal legion and Mexican veterans will be there in great numbers.
 Senator Logan's remains were taken from CalumetPlace to the rotundaof theCapitol this dome of the great structure, lying directly across the pathway connecting the legislative chambers at either end of the Capitol that he so often walked in life, they will be through the silent watches of the night and until the final funeral ceremonies tomorrow. Early in the day the Logan mansion was filled with near and dear friends of the dead Senator. Wife and children, relatives and friends, old battlescarred veterans and war comrades of the dead warrior were there in sorrow and in tears. After the family and friends had taken the farewell look at the face of the dead and the coffin had been closed veteran comrades lifted the casket tenderly, bore it to the hearse and fol lowed it, trudging silently and sadly through the snow to the Capitol. It was cold, bleak December day that kept many away from the Capitol Snow covered the ground, with gray, murky sky overhead; still after the casket was placed in position in the great circnlar chamber and the doors were opened hundreds of people, some of whom had been waiting and shivering outside for hours,- took their places and at once be- gan to file slowly past the casket. Long before this shivering crowd had gained admittance fresh accessions arrived and soon an almost steady stream continued to file by the bier up to g p. m. After that hour struggling knots of peoplecame along and at midnight the faithful Grand Army guards were alone with their dead. Probably if teen thousand people were in line and viewed the remains of General Logan this afternoon and to night
 The Mrs. Logan fund tonight in sub scriptions paid in to George 0. Leman, the treasurer of the fund.- foots up $21 900, with subscriptions promised from Chicago and the West of fully $10,000 more.