The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-31

procession were made to-day:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 80, 1886.
The marshal announces the following orders and ar
engagements for the formation and movements of the
funeral procession OF the late Senator John A. Logan,
1. Tho first division will assemble on the plaza
east of the Capitol at II o'clock noon. and be formed
in line facing west, with its right resting opposite the
Senate wing.
9. The second division. consisting entirely Of car
riages. will be parked in the plaza east of the Capitol.
3. The third division will assemble on First street
\. W.. the left resting on Indiana avenue, at 1890
o'clock P. NJ, and be formed in line facing east, with
its right resting on B street.
a.. Immediately on the conclusion Of the ceremo-
mics the first and second divisions will move success
lively from the plaza around the north front of the
Capitol to Pennsylvania avenue. The third division
will move into column when the right is uncovered
by the second division. The military organizations of
the first division will be formed into columns by COM
panies or platoons, after turning into Pennsylvania
avenue, and the column will move westwardly on
Pennsylvania avenue to Fifteenth street; Fifteenth
street to Vermont avenue; Vermont avenue toRhode
Island avenue; Rhode Island avenue to Seventh street;
Seventh street to Rock Creek Cemetery.
5. The organization of divisions and order of pro-
cession will be as follows:
staff. Brevet Brig Gen. Albert Ordway. u. s. Volun-
teers. Aids-de-camp, Lieut.. Col N. Y. Sheridan, U.
$. A.: Lieut.. Col. Sanford c. Kelof, T.. s A; Lieut.
Col. Stanhope Blunt, u. s. A.; Brevet-M Maj. Emett
Urell, Z. S. A.
First Dirision.
Battalion -Df United States Artillery, Col. II. G..
Gibson.
Light Battery c, Third United States Artillery, Cap
tain Turnbull.
Battalion United States Marine Corps. Capt. i. II.
Harrington.
Detachment United States Seauen. Lieutenant Com
mander w. w. Rhodes.
District Militia.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Second Dicision
Senate COMMITTEES on Arrangements.
Hearse.
PallBearers.
Family of Deceased.
Senator's.
Representatives.
Officers of the Army and Navy.
Committee of Mexican War Veterans.
Committee of Military Order of the Loyal Legion.
Committee of Grand Army of the Republic.
Committee Of Army of the Tennessee,
Citizens of Illinois.
Third Diviston.
Clerks of the Pension Bureau.
Other Organizations.
g.. Organizations assigned to the first division will
proceed to their places by b street. south of the Cap
itol grounds. and report to staff officers. who will be
found at the conner of New Jersey avenue and B
street, southeast.
Z. Carriages of the second division will proceed by
road through the grounds south of the Capitol and
report to staff officers, who win be found at the
steps Of the central portico on the East front.
8. Organizations assigned to the third division. or
desiring to join it, will report to staff officers. who will
be found at the corner of First and 3 streets north
Lieut.-gen. P. Fl. SHERIDAN, Marshal.
ALBERT ORDwAY, Chief of Staff.
The senatorial committee of funeral arrange
ments have issued the following Order of the
Day" for to morrow:
Senators, Representatives and all persons invited or
entitled to admission to the floor of the Senate. In
Guiding the committees of the G.. A. r., Loyal Legion,
and the veterans of the Mexican War. are requested to
be in the places assigned to them fifteen minutes be-
fore IL o'clock, the Speaker. if present. at the right
hand of the presiding officer, the clergy at the desk of
the Secretary. At ten minutes before IL o'clock
promptly the following persons, in the order named.
will be received without announcement at the south
door of the Senate chamber, and be shown to the
seats assigned them:
1. The President and his Cabinet.
2. The Supreme Court.
3. The Diplomatic Corps.
4. The committee of Senators.
5. Committee of Representatives.
G. The family and relatives. to be admitted at the
north door nearest the Vice presidents room, and
followed by the presiding officer.
z. The pall-bearers.
At - o'clock. promptly. upon the announcements
the presiding officer, the clergy will conduct the flu
neral ceremony, and at J. O'Clock, or as soon as the
ceremonies are closed, the Sergeant-at-arms will form
and conduct the funeral procession In the following
order:
/. The clergy and medical attendants.
2. The pail bearers.
3. The hearse.
4. Committees of Senate and House of Represent
atives.
s. The family and attendants.
6. The President and Cabinet.
z. The Supreme Court.
8. Diplomatic Corps.
y. Senators.
10. Representatives
IL. Officers of the Senate.
-. Governors of States and other invited persons.
ID. Committees of the q. A. r.. etc.
The entire procession. civic and military, will be un.
der command of Lieut.. Gen. p. II. Sheridan. to be
formed and moved in the order commanded by him.
The President has directed that while the re-
mains of the late Senator Logan are lying in
state at the Capitol the flags on the public
buildings will be displayed at half mast. and
thatthey SO remain until after the ceremony.
An order was issued at the Interior Depart
ment, to-day. allowing all members of the Grand
Army employed in the department who wish TO
attend the funeral Of General Logan to be alb
sent all day tomorrow.
Citizens of Illinois. residents in Washington,
will attend the funeral in q body.
Chester Allen Arthur has been appointed pail
bearer at General Logan's funeral in place Of OK
Secretary Lincoln.
The Grand Army's Tribute.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
LoGASsPoRT, Ind, Dec. 30.-At a meeting,