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

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sessed intellectual intrepidity. supreme faith
In the truth of any cause that he espoused, and
he was crushed in debate. The death of
such man is loss to the government and to
the people"
kilograms of Coincidence.
WASHINGTON Dec. 27-The following tele-
grams have been received by Mrs. Logan this
morning:
MADISON. Wis, Dec 81.
The veterans of the g. A. r. are in deep SORROW
and sincerely and lovingly mourn the loss of your be-
loved husband, their dear comrade and friend.
rowfully tender their services in manner agree
able to you. LUcIUs FAIRcHILD,
Commander in Chief G. A. R.
New YORK Dec. 27.
We are inexpressibly shocked and grieved by the
of your husbands death Mrs. Morton joins
with me in expressing deepest sympathy in your
great sorrow and irreparable loss
CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
The death of Comrade Logan. brings great
to the hearts of the members of the Chicago Union
Veteran Club CHARLES A. DIBBLE, Pres.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Dec. Of.
The Nation, in commo with yourself. has suffered
an irreparable loss in the death of your great hus
band You have my profound sympathy.
BLUFoRD WILSON
EVANSTON, Ill, Dec. 81
I am profoundly grieved to learn of the Generals
death. You have my most sincere sympathy in this
great affection. ANDREW SHUMAN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 81.
Our whole family mourns with you Mrs. Harr
son and my daughter send their love and sympathy.
May Gods hold you in this hour when friends
do SO little. b. HARRISON
ALBANY, N. Y. Dec 81.
We unite in sympathy with you and yours in your
great sorrow. MARY Arthur MOELROY,
ELLEN HERNDoN ARTHUR
CHICAGO, Dec 81.
Trinity NJ. E. Church extends to you deepest sym
patty and offer of such assistance may be neces-
sary. May God bless and sustain you.
JOHN ALABAsTER. Pastor.
This is the church of which General Logan a
member
JAPANESE LEGATION. Washington, Dec. 27.
Dear Mrs. Logan-We have heard. with great sor-
row. the sad inteligenc of the decease of Senator
Logan and beg to assure you of most sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in the sad and irreparabe
loss of such iustrious husband, well as the
deep regard which feel at the loss of for whom
we have entertained high respect and regard. In
che meantime we remain yours, most sincerely
B. KuKr,
H. KuKI.
SALINA. Kan. Dec 81.
At called meeting of Salina Post No. 127,
&. A. R., Department of Kansas, the z fol-
lowing unanimously adopted: Elm great
sorrow, with deep hurnlity, bow with be-
coming to the dspensation of Supreme
Commander by which the name of our late comrade,
John a. Logan, has been added to the roll of the
Grand Army above In the death of our late comrade
we have lost friend indeed. May the memory of his
heroic services be enshrined in hearts Our
tender sympathy goes out to the widow and atheress
in this their hour of greatest bereavement Nav the
Supreme Commander give them grace TO bear their
deep affection. j. G. MoHLER.
'-R. H MARYLAND
'E. II. CULP, Committee"
CHICAGO Dec 81.
U. s. Grant Post No. %, G. A. r. desire the earli-
est possible notice of the for the funeral
Of your father. We ask as particular favor and
A. F. WALcoTT Commander.
This is the post to which Logan belonged.l
ST. PAUL Dec 27.
The unexpected death of your husband and our gen.
eral has shocked all How the events of the past
and his glorious achievements come leaping back! We
the death of the old soldiers best friend Ac
cept our deepest sympathy JOHN b. SANBoRN.
sHAwNEETowN ILL.,. Dec 81.
Shawneetown mourns for General Logan. Here
are the friends who knew him earliest. and who
feel his death with deepest sorrow. The home of
our bridal days sends It's sincerest sympathy in this
hcur of your great The loss to State and
Nation is rreparabe. The country mourns his death.
THOMAS s. RIDGwAY.
FREMONT, O., Dec 81.
Mrs. Hayes unites with me in extending to you our
heartfelt sympathy in your great bereavement
r. B. HAYES
NEW YORK Dec. 27
In the unexpected stroke can realize nothing ex
cent that your loss is the loss of the whole people
and they truly recognize this that in your great
sorrow you have the Nations sympathy.
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS.
WASHINGTON, Dec o.
The high position which Senator Logan occupied
in the army and his distinguished services in the
last war, and his interest in both land and
naval services, exhibited in many ways
snd on many occasions. has given him place
in ths hearts of those attached to the naval service
second perhaps, TO one in the country. / there
fore beg TO assure you of the profound regret with
which his death received by the whole naval service
and to ask that it be allowed to bear such share
IN the testimonials of respect and honor which a.
tend his burial as shall seem TO you appropriate The
bearer of this note Commodore w. S. Schley is re-
auested TO confer with such persons may have
the arrangements in charge.
Assuring you of my great personal regret and SYM
pathy, am most truly yours.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY,
Secretary of the Navy.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
To ZION. M Cullom-The City Council will meet
tonight and adopt resolutions inviting burial of Gen.
Logan here. VIII you communicate this to the femiy?
III. Il. STONE.
CHICAGO Dec. 27.
The Grand Army OF the Republic of Illinois tender
TO the family of conrade deepest sympathy
in this their great bereavement and great loss.
Fl. p. THOMPSON Assistant Adjutant general.
j. A SEXTON A. ID. G.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 27
TO Hon. s. NJ Cullom--Your telegram announcing
Death of General Logan ls every heart with sorrow
or here i'll connection with funeral ceremonies at
PRESENT. r. j. OGLEsBY
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 81
Mr.. John A. Logan, jr.-I beg to tender to your
family, on behalf of the Union League of Philadelphia
the profound regret and sympathy which sim