Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-30
THE LOGAN 0BSEQUIEs.
Complete Arrangements for the Funeral
Tomorrow.

Complete Arrangements for the Funeral
Tomorrow.
lBy telegraph to the RECORD -UNIoS1
WASHINGTON, December 29th. The Se.-
ate committee in charge of the Logan ar
rangements met at 10 o'clock this morning
anG are still in session. Senator Sherman
was present by invitation. AT l o'clock
the order Of proceedings, as far as deter
mined upon, was given out as follows: The
body is to be taken by the Committee of
Arrangements OF the United States Senate
and of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES and
escorted by Posts of tine Grand ARMY of
the Republic of the District of Columbia
at noon on Thursday, December Both. from
the residence OF Mrs. Logan, to the rotunda
OF the Capitol, where it will lie in state
until noon the following day, under the
Guard OF Honor detailed by the Grand
Army Of the Republic and the Military
Order Of the Loyal Legion of the United
States From 2oclock P. NJ. on Thursday
until IL O'Clock A. NJ. on Friday the public
will be admitted 10 the rotunda passing in
at the east door and out at the west door.
The east door of the Senate wing of the
Capitoi VIII be opened at IL A. NJ to those
having tickets of admission.
THE PROCESSION.
General Sheridan will take charge of the
General Logan funeral procession on Fri
day, and has selected ALBERT Ordway as
Chief Of Staff.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Speaker Carlisle has appointed the fol-
lowing named gentlemen as a committee
to represent the House of Representatives
at the funeral Messrs. Thomas, Springer.
Henderson, Townshend, Payson, Worth
lngton, Hit Riggs, Rowell and Neece of
illinois, Reed OF Maine, Curtin of Pennsvl-
wanna, Burrows of Michigan, Symes of
Colorado, and Carey of Wyoming.
SENATOR STANFORD WILL ATTEND.
Senator Stanford, who is one of the Com
mittee on Arrangements for Logan's fun
eral, did not arrive in the city to-day in
time to take part in the meeting of the
committee. He had intended to visit
Boston during the holidays, returning to
Washington next Monday, but he is ex-
pected here tomorrow.
APPEARANCE OF THE BODY.
WASHINGTON, December 29th-P. NJ
The remains of General Logan are clad for
burial in the Generals ordinary citizens
dress OF black. Upon the left breast are
badges of the Fifteenth Army Corps with
the legend, Forty rounds " the Grand
Army and Loyal Legion, and upon the
and Loyal Legion.
The remains will be accompanied to the
Capitol tomorrow by Major Tucker. Cen
eral Logan's son-in-law, George Logan, his
nephew, and W. B. Taylor, his Secretary.
who will remain there until the funeral.
This is to be done in Difference to a senti-
ment of Mrs, Logan's, that some member
Of the family should remain near the dead
until the burial.
THE FUND FOR MRS. LOGAN.
Responses to invitations sent out by tele-
graph by Captain George E. Lemon, asking
subscriptions to the fund for the benefit of
Mrs. Logan, are coming in rapidly, and at
10 o'clock tonight the total amounted 10
$4,000. Nothing has been heard from the
committee in Chicago engaged in soliciting
funds. and similar committees are engaged
in other cities who have not reported
results. Mrs. Logan's property is incum-
bered for nearly all its full value, and the
purpose is to raise sufficient fund to clear
it of its ineumbrance and leave her suffi-
cient to enable her to live in the manner to
which she has been accustomed.