The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
TO LIE IN STATE
IN1HE ROTUNDA OF THE CAPITOL.
The Latest Arrangements Regarding the
Funeral of General LOgan-sympathy
aud Dollars stnl Pouring In.
Tho Widows Mite.


Logan's funeral procession on Friday and
has selected General Albert 0rdWay as
Chietot staff, Arrangements will be per-
fectsd immediately for Afording all organ
izations that can reach Washington in
time to participate, A general order will
be Issued tomorrow announcing the pro-
gramms to be followed, There will be no
display in eEcorting the body to the Oapi-
tol tomorrow. The members OF the SEN
ate and House Committees will meet at
the,resIdence Of Senator Mandsrson at II
o'clock where they will take cArrlages and
drive to Calumet Place. They and an ea-
cort Of the Grand Army and tho Loyal
Legion will accompany the remAius to
the Capitol.
Since 1850, when the Senate vacated its
old quarters In the Capitol, now used by
the SupTRme Court, and took possession OF
the new North wing, there have been aYe
funerals from the chamber, The frat wRs
the funeral Of Hon, Thomls Hicks, Soma.
tor from Maryland, which occurred on the
18Th OF February, 1866 and tbs Hon, Solo.
mon Foote, Of Vermont, was the next
Senator who died while Congress was in
session. The funeral exercises over his
remains were held In the chamber IN the
20:h Of March, 1905. On the 18Th Of
March, 1874, the mortal remains Of Hon,
Charles Sumner, Senator from MSsSsVhu.
sells, were born into the Senate OhSmher
for iuueral rites. Tha next funeral at the
esngtO was that ol Vice President Henry
Wilson, which took place on November
10Th, 1875. On the 18Th oi last March tho
remains OF Senator Miller, Of California,
were taken from the Senate Chamber to
the grave. m
None Of the Illinois ladies In the city
will keep open house, or hold receptions
on New Years Day, In respact to the
memory OF General Logan aid In defer
enCs 10 the sore altllction Of Mrs. Logan.
Speaker Carlisle has appointed the fol-
lowing named gentlemen as committee
TO represent the HogQp OF Representa-.
tives at the funeral Of General Logan
Messrs. Thomas, Springer, Henderson,
Townsend, Payson, Worthlngton, HIT
Riggs, R1well and NseCe, OF Illinois
Reed, OF Maine Curtin, Of Pennsylvania
Burrows, Of Miahigsn; symes, ot Colora-
do; Carey, ot Wyoming.
The members OF the Society ei tie
Army Of the Tennessee, Of which General
Logan was Rp originator and lifelong
member, are especially inYltsd by Mrs.
Logan to be present at the IpnerEl, :,
The remains Of General Logan are clad
for burial iu the Generals ordinary oitl.
gems dress ol black. Upon the left breast
arc badges OF the Fifteenth Army Corps,
with the legend 40 rounds" the Grand
Army and Loyal Legion; upon the lapel
are the buttons OF the Grand Army gnd
Loyal Legion. The remains will be 60.
compauied TO the Capitol tomorrow by
Major Tucker, General Logan's sonin.
law, George Logan, bis nephew, and W.
B. Taylor, his Boo 'etaTy, vho will remain
there until the funeral. Tho Is deno ip
Difference TO the sentiment OF Mrs. Logan
that gome members OF the family should
remain near the dead until burial. Among
the visitors OF to-day we're Colonel Fred
Grant aud Chester Alan Arthur,
Delegations from the Oriental ConSsst'
ory, the UheYslisr Bayard Commandery,
The Union League Qllb and the Union
Veteran Club Post 2a, oil ol Chicago, are
on their way TO attend the funeral. 4
number Of handsome floral offerings have
been received at the mansion from dis.
tanCe.
All the gentlemen deSiguGted 10 act as
psll.bsarers have signifed their arpspE.
ence with the exception Of Ex.SecIetary
Lincoln and Governor Rusk, who will be
unable to be present. Tho acceptance Of
Hon. Simon Cameron is conditional upon
the weather not being inclement.
The response to the invitations sent out
by telegraph by Capt. George L Lemon
asking subscriptions 10 the fund for the
benefit Of Mrs. Logan are uoming IN rapid.
ly, and OF ten o'clock tonight the total
amounted 10 $4,000. Nothing has been
heard from the committee In Chicago en-.
gagged in soliciting iunds, and similar COM
mittees are engaged In other cities who
have not reported results. Mrs. LoganIs
property lie encumbered for nearly its full
value and the purpose is to raise sutti.
Cient fund TO clear 1t Of erpumbmpCe and
leave her sufficient to enable her 10 live
In o manner 10 which she has been &C.
Customed. ..
One thousand dollar subscriptions hsve
been received from William Walter
Phelps. George II. Pullman, John 3.
Drake, Of Chicago George W. Ohilds, Al
DreKei, Il. B. Payne, K 4. Alger, Gov
eEnOr q q ! Michigan George y, Lem Lemon,
Detroit; James MCMILLAN, Detroiti George
Billings, New York. Five hundred dol
lar subscriptions have been received from
John Wanamaker, J.;O. Henderson, W,
D. Washburn, Senator spooner, Marshall
Field, Senator John Sherman and George
A. Halaey, OF New Jersey. Three hun.
dred and fifty dollar subscription from
Hon. r. B. HRyeA Two hundred and tilty
dollar subscriptions from sepstor Plumb,
OF KanBagi Fl. b. Baldwin, ot Detroit
Cash. st. Paul, Hon. Charles Foster, Of
Ohio, and Allan Sheldon, Of Detroit.
$500 subscriptions from NJ. 4. Hanna, oi
John A. oreswell, Of Miry-.I
land, aud VIM. Pit Kellogg, Of LouiSianA.
$lO0 subscriptions from G. W. Van
Setback, Of Milwaukee, M. Dayton, Of
CinOlnnGtii Welsh Post g. A. r., Of Ann
Arbor, Michigan and many others, max;
lng an aggregate Of $4,000. II 10 expected
that the subscription will reach 100000
before the end Of the week.
Al the request Of Mrs. Logan that Q
private volunteer Of the war be selected
IRON the 9. A. II. 10 act az q pall.beArer
the Department Of the Potomac
Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic tonight selected Amos
]. Cunning TO represent the Grand Army:
General George O. Rogers, who served
nndef General Logan continuously, from
Fort DoHelSon until the grand review 10
Warrington, and personal friend ot the
was appolnted q special guard
Di honor.
CHtCAGo,s TRIBUTE
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