The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-28

Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions DO tele-
graphed to Mrs Logan.
By order of the Board.
w. H. BARTLETT, President.
To Mrs. General Logan-Pease accept my sincere
sympathy. MARSHALL FIELD.
CHICAGO Dec. 27.
Hon. s. M. Cullom-The sentiment of Illinois peo-
pie is that General Logan should be buried in Illinois
ID. I. LITTLER.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
Mrs John A. Logan-Mrs Drake and all your old
neighbors on Calumet avenue join in deepest SYM
JOHN B. DRAKE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 27.
with deepest of the demise of General Logan,
and tender you our heartfelt sympathy.
ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 27.
Mrs John A. Logan have not words to express
how sincerely sympathize with you in your heart
rending affection. May God, in His mercy sustain
and console you. A. H. CoLQUITT.
LA CROSSE Wis, Dec. 27.
Our city sends words of sympathy to the widow of
D. f. POWELL, Mayor
MINNEAPoIIs, Dec 81.
Themembers of the Union League of Minneapolis
ton is a Nations loss. r. G. EVANS, President.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Dec 27.
Mrs. Cameron and are greatly distressed by the
Generals death. Accept assurances of profound sym
pathy. ANGUS CAMERON.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.
The army telegraphers of the late war, lamentng
with the millions the sad bereavement to yourself and
family. unite in voicing their heartfelt sympathy.
Senator Logan devoted friend and sincere
ana able champion. VIM H. PLUM, President.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 27.
The Department of the Gulf q. A. R., tenders its
heartfelt sympathy in this hour of bereavement and
mourns the loss of its illustrious cammanderin-
chief and faithful comrade A. S. BADGER,
Department Commander.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
The Congregational Ministers Union, of Chicago.
hereby express to you their profound sympathy in
your bereavement, and assure you of their earnest
prayers. III. L.. HAMMOND Pres ident.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, Dec. 27.
Bloomington g. A. r. Post No. LAG. met at o
o'clock this morning and adopted the name of John
a. Logan Post and unanimously passed the follow
ing e:,r. NJ mn
officers and members of John A. Logan Post, No. 146
g. A. r. of this city tender their heartfelt sympathy
to yourself and family in this sad hour of bereave
ment and recognize the fact that all-wse Provi-
dence has taken from you loving comp anion ten
der father and fronfthe Nation the veterans warm
est and most faithful friend and advocate Post LAG
g. A. r.. of this city, met in special session at 10
o'clock to-day and adopted the name of John A. Lo
gan as the name OF the post.
"a. Q. SwEETZER Commander"
LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 81.
To Mrs John A. Logan-On behalf of the Irish Ma
tional League of America, respectfully tender you
You will have the deep sympathy of the entire race
from which your amented husband sprung, and their
prayers will go forth that God give you strength
bear the great blow which He has been pleased to
infct on you. JOHN FITZGERALD,
President Irish National League of America
NEW YORK, Dec. &C.
Mrs General Logan-A friend just telegraphs the
awful news, too sudden and dreadful to be named.
wrote you this morning May God sustain you all in
this sad calamity. w. L, SHERMAN.
NEW YORK Dec. 90.
To John A. Logan. jr.-We hear with profound sor-
of the departure OF your noble father He gone
to the better world and is gamers but the loss to
your mother, your sister and yourself is irreparabe.
Mrs Stanford joins in deepest sympathy with your
mother, ard whole Nation suffers in his loss.
LELAND STANFORD.
BROOKLYN Dec. %.
Mrs j. A. Logan-Deepest sympathy of Mrs. Tai
mage and myself for the loss of your great and noble
usband, and the prayers of my congregation tonight
T. DEWITT TALMAGE.
CHICAGO, Dec. 26.
hope we may have of the Generals Improvement.
ROBERT L. LINCOLN.
NEW YORK, Dec 26.
Accept my sincere sympathy and expression of
row. ALEX. GREGOR,
Secretary Russian Legation.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 26.
odoio, ~
The Nation weeps with you in this hour of trouble.
Your loss is that of the whole people
President Union Repu blican Club.
INDIANAPOLIS Dec. &c.
Mrs. Now unites with me in heartfelt sympathy in
your affection, so sudden, SO uexpected and so
timely. JOHN Z. NEW.
NEW YORK, Dec &C.
Little did think when telegraphing you this morn
ing that great sorrow near. Accept my deep
sympathy in your great bereavement
Roscoe CoNKLING.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec &C.
The people of PHILADELPHIA tender their sympathy
in the sad bereavement which has befallen you in the
death of your honored husband. Their hearts are
warm in affection and esteem for his many manly
virtues WILLIAM b. SMITH, Mayor.
COLUMBUS. o., Dec. 20.
The death of General Logan causes me profound
1t is q national calamity. His comrades of
the great events in which he inscribed his name
upon the imperishable records of his country's
great and won the pecrie's love weeping to-
day. In this the saddest hour of your life, as
sure you of my sincere sympathy.
c. III. GRosvENoR.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 26.
It is with the Samuel j. Randall Associ-
alton of Philadelphia, has learned of the death of
your husband Senator from Illinois. We tender to
you our heartfelt sympathy and coincidence
VIM. MCMULLEN, President,
GEORGE II. HOFFMAN, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec g.
Accept sincere sympathy and coincidence for your
sudden bereavement
Mr.. and MRS. NJ. H. De YOUNG
DETROIT, Dec 26.
We are all crushed with grief on account of the
Generals death. TIE anticipated pleasures of tie
week have changed to burden cannot escape from.
Please advise of the funeral arrangements early
possible. Mrs. Ager and myself wish to attend if
possible do after the Soldiers Home dedication