Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28

tue iunefai service VIII f9ke place EeXtffi-
day In the Scnste, and that the remains
then viii he Immediately conveyed to Chi
cago. senator sherman was at the mansion
this afternoon, and was In consultation
with MIR. Logan, who sought his advice
regarding the arrangements. He has already
made selection OF the committee 70 repre-
sent The Senate, hut withbolds the an
nouncemcnt until the arrangements can be
determined upon.
At hall past this evening a guard OF
honor seat by the Secretary Of War. con.
sisting Of sergeant aud four privates OF
artillery, fully uniformed and equipped. re-
ported at Calumet Place. A sentinel was
placed at the front door and another at the
door Of the chamber in which lie the re-
mains. 4 guard Of marines, 10 be sent by
the Secretary Of the Navy, will be sent to-
morrow morning.
Mrs. Logan's residence was to-day con-
uCcted by wire with the main Washington
Office OF the Western Union telegraph-oihce,
and i,S facilities were freely placed at the
disposal Of the family.
MESSAGES, CONDOLENCES, AND SYMPATHY.
WASHINGTON, December a1.-The death
Of Senator Logan has brought to his widow
Good OF messages OF SYMPATHY for her aud
testimonials Of pcct and affection for her
dead husband. Some OF these are here
with given
NAVY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
NV Dear Madam. The high position
which senator Logan occupied In the
army, his distinguished services in the late
war, and his interest IN both the land and
naval service, exhibited in so many ways
and on so many occasions, have given him
| a place in the hearts OF those attached to the
naval service second, perhaps, TO no one IN
| the country. | therefore beg TO assure you
| Of the profound regret with which his death
Is received by the whole naval service, and
| 10 ask that il mas be allowed 10 bear such
| share in the testimonials OF respect and
| honor which may attend his burial rs shall
seem to YOU appropriate. The bearer OF
| this note. Commodore W. :. Schley, Is re-
quested by me to confer with such persons
as may have the arrangements i'm charge.
Assuring you OF my great personal regret
and Sympathy, am most truly yours,
WILLIAM G. WHITNEY,
Secretary Of the Navy.
| TO MrS. Senator LogGn.
CHINESE LEGATION.
The Chinese Minister has heard with
| deep sorrow Of the death OF the illustri0us
| Senator Logan, and desires to extend his
heartfelt sympathy aud coincidence to Mrs.
Logan.
JAPANESE LEGATI0N,l
WASHINGTON. ID ecembcr -. 1856.
Dear Mrs. Log9n,-We have heard with
great sorrow the sad intelligence Of the de-
| cease OF senator Logan, and beg 10 assure
\ YOU Of our most sincere sorrOw and heart
| felt sympathy in the sad and irrcpirabIe
! loss OF such an ilIuslrious husband, - well
as the deep regard which We feel at the l1ss
Of one for whom we have entertained so
| high respect and regard. In the mean
time we remain, your, most sincerely.
/. II. kUSr
II. KCKL
PHLApEI PHIA. December 27.-Tbc Irish
! National League Of Philadelphia tenders its
earnest sympathy 10 Mrs. Logan upon the
death Of her hu, pand. who was one Of Ire
lands best friends IN America.
IIUCH McCAFFREY, President.
INDI,NAPOLIS. INp.. December 27.-rAe
| Methodist preachers Of indianapolis here.
| ly CApro>, t. YOU their sympathies in The
deep sorrow winch has come 10 yoa IN the
death OF Your husband.
a. w. LimPERT,
President Preachers " cuug.
MADISON. WIS, December 27.-Toc vcte-
rams OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
| are i'm deep sorrow, and sincerely ana
! lovingly mourn the loss OF your beloved
! husband, their dear comrIlC and frl2n J..
! -orroWiully tender their service IN any
manner agreeable to yoI.
LUClUs FAtECHLD,
Commander IN Chief G. A. Il.
CHICAGO, December FL 10 JOhH 4. Lo-
! Qdn, dr.: L. :. Grant Post -, Grand
Army Of the Republic, desires the earliest
| possible notice OF the arrangements for the
| funeral OF Your father. We ask rs a par
ticuar favor and right the post Of honor.
4. +. WOICoTT, Commander.
(This i the post TO which General Logan
| belonged.)
CHICAGO, Ill, December 27.-Sincerest
sympathy III this hour OF your sad bereaye-
mint. FATHER liO0NETr,
Catholic Priest.
NEW YORK. December o.. ~Griei-sritkeu
myself at your and your country's los, |
tender You my sympathy. God AMI our
/ nation will watch over you.
RABBI Browse.
3 AlBA>Y, y. y, December Give unite
! i'm sympathy for YOU aud yours in vOur
| crca, sorrow. MARY Arthur McELR0Y.
ELLEN IiEENDON ARrHUR.
CHICAGO. December 27.-TrinIty Mctho-
| dist Episcopal church extend, 10 YOU the
/ deepest sympathy aud Offer OF such SER
/ vices as may be necessary. May COD bless
ana sustain YOU.
JouN ALABAsTER. PASTOR.
Church Of whicI General Logan Va, 4
| mcmbor)
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, December 27.-Tha
/ country has jG>t learned With pTOiOunicst
| sorrow Of tue death OF your DISTINGUISHED
| husband. WILLIAM ). ALLEN.
lOncc General Locln's partner; old per.
.onal friend, bat political opponcnt)
MADISON. VIA, Dccemhcr 21.-WiS:o1-
sim mourn, The death OF your distinguished
husband, whose high Character Ild grel,
ahiliuc, tad Cudclrcd HIM 10 The helrt, Of
tie people. Wish % Offer my heartfelt
coincidence in the death % my Old com
mlnG,r OF the Grand Army Of Tennessee.
J. VI. RUsK, Governor.
CHICAGO, December 25.-The Grand
Army of the Republic OF Illinois tender
To- The family Of our conrade our deepest
sympathy in tbs their great bereavement
gnd our great los.
Ii. J.. THOMPSON, a. 4. General;
J, y. SEXTON, A. ID, {.
IT.ANiA, "a, ifftt iOtrI -ts--l NV 10 h'A
word, 10 express how sincerely sympI-
th,ze With you in your heartrendilg in
Fiction. May GOl in Ills mercy sustain aad
console YOU. \. II. COLQrTr.
JAMAICA, y. Y, December 21.-AmonE
,he lcar-drops Of deep anguish and trur
Sympathy which how irem the heart, OF an
American citizens, especially seven mil
lions oi NY race, 10 whom youc treasured
sleeping husband, NY comride. was tho
rough friend, first. la>l, and always, nv
church and self minglc ours with prayers
FOR you and yours.
Rev. T. T. Il. REED.
Pastor OF c0lorcd church.
BosToX. December 21-rhe Boston
Methodist preachers meeting sends eX-
preston OF deep sympathy aud coincidence
10 Won aud your children in your great
grief. In common with our feilOW-ciu-
zcns, we mourn the death OF noble states
man and warrior, 20 whom our country
owes 20 much. J. u. KNOWLES,
4. MckEOwN,
:. l.. GRACEY,
J. II. TWONBLEY,
Committee 10y vote OF the meeting.
i. CANDLIN, Secretary.
l.. y. Bates. President.
Chicago, December 27.-The army tele'
grapherS OF the tate war, lamenting with
millions this sad bereavement TO yourSeI
and family, unite in voicins their heartfelt
svmpstbics. Senator Logan was our de-