Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-28

ne Nkvy. VII Report In fha moEnina.
The Feaidenee Haa today conneeled b
wire with aha nAin Washington ofAse
Il eha Weel0rn Unin1 Telegraph Oem-
paug. and ias facilities are freely pleeed
81 To- diaposal q TIE family. Loaan'a
m&naion is uBqoestionAhy tbs mcst
eom1 anoina oos IN Washington. stana-
ing alnos1 due noFth Of The center of
she city Tia stFnaluFe crowns tie Top
e t1a aighest of thai circie ot blaAs
whieh was expected By the fathers 30
halp the growth of the OaRiial. and below
li3s aprsad e1t In fnil vtoW tha eutfre
town. bounded IN lhe distances On either
band oy TIE Potomae and lie chitf
aHaent, whila the landscape beyond
comp<ehends q side sweep Of the blue
hills Of Virginia and Maryland. TIE
mansion issslf IL of bsiek. . sturdy,
square shonidered, vide spreading slrue
ture. qneeriy tipicAl IN its sp-
pearance of TIE character and
pAyzical mAka 40 of ils 1cW d.
pared owner. lfs arohitecfurs b ci
she kind nowadays Described ~ old
faahionsd SoafheEn style. and Il b cue
% The beat examples ef its class. Its
interior has beea slightly modsfnizod
eince it hsoame the properly Of GeneFAi
Lsgan. abozt tWo and one half geara
$50. By broadening he ssairWays and
inlexiar aooFwAy1, bus the vida central
ball shF0uRh The mi&dle of The main
bnildinp, into which opens directly
the eater front doors, toeolheE
With hirh square parlers on either side.
carry ones imaeinalion almost 10 cid
oonfinental days. and betray an origin
IN very early times.
xzEKaRkMs oB oozpozENos.
WksEuoroN, Dee. 27.-Mrs. Logan Il
II recslpt Of q great many taleRrama
fr9m all parta Of the country, of whieh
The following are q few;
AuoUsrA NE. }. Dee. 25.-Te Hrs. Gen.
Logun: The startling news Of yCur hus-
bands death has just reached na. E0l
nntis this morning did we receive an Ia.
klUation that be was IN danger.
hardly dare gpeak of my pefsenai sor-
row In view of your OWE insudegabie
grief and Of the general loss 70 the eoun
tFy, which, In peAee and war, General
Logan has served with c0mmandlna
ability aud courage. Mrs. Blaine joins
me In deepest sympathy With yoa and
your ohIldrsn. JANIS q. RLArNn.
MADrRoN Vial, Dec. N.-rhe veteF-
ans Of the @. A. r. are In deep sorFou,
and sincerely and lovingly mourn the
loss Of ycur husband. their dear oom-
rade and friend. sorroWfully tender
their services 10 any manner aareeahls
10 you. LUuFUs FATaOHILD,
0ommandeF.in Chief ef q. A. II.
NKw YoHk, Dee. 2.-To JoAa A. 10
gan, Jr.: We hear With profound SER
rou Of the departure Of your noble
fAthes. He is gone 10 . better world
bis gain; bot The less 10 your mother.
yoaF sister and yourself ia trreparnble.
Mrs. Stanford joins in deepest aYmpA-
Thy With your mother. and whole Ma
ton suffers In his loss.
LME.AND 3TAnFoRD.
TRKMoNr CO.,, Dec. T.-Mra. Hayes
unites with me N extendlnG 70 yon our
heartfelt sympathy in your great be-
reavement. r. b. HAYES.
Nav YonK, Dec. 27.-To Mrs. y. A.
Lo0as: In this unexpected stroke / can
reaii1e nothing except that your loss is
toe loss Of the whoic people, nnd that
they 30 tsaly recognize that, that 10
youF great sorrow you have the n ation'a
sympathy. WILLGAM WALrER PEKLFs
WASHES oToN, Dec. 27--Mrs. Oleve-
land sent tendesly worded note tx
pressing her sympathy and that Of the
President. and saying that the latter
vas too IN 70 cali, and thus show Ia per
son TIE respect be felt for the memory
Of the dead.