The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-09
The Coffin is Borne away
with Military HonOrS.
SAD PARTING BY THE FAMILY.
Miners COnvsntA0n-SHnk Jaye-Ths
g-Basshall-Che Trunk
Murder--NOtas.
Tie Dead General.

/ ANt%HROAA IL A6NNSh VI N4boAo
for the removal CT General Sheridan
remains to Washington are completed.
The rody clothed in o military suit
was paced III casket, on which are
laid the dead Generals chapesu, sash
. snd sword
I a 1l.30 che under takers had finished
| Their work, wi b The exception Of drap-
ing the nat,onal coinrs over the cssket.
| The cSsEet has been piacsd on Jwo
| rssts 10 he center OF the room IN which
! the Gsnera, uied. The expression Ct
bis iasc jS very natural and peaceful
ha uas been dressed il the General Q
uniform, coat buttoned closely uE IN
toe neek with o lille space opsn show
Ing = white collar and black EecStie.
His right arm lies easy across his
breast end his LIT arm is placed
a. his tije Upon the osskef
lis placed the Generals chap az,
sas6, belt ard sword. There
ara DO Towers On the cssket and no
tofal display will bs made although
several tribdtes have been received.
From this time No one viii De allowed
- see the remains except Mrs. Sheridan,
menbars of his family and the Genet-
al :; staff. Il Is not expected that any
one az Washington, except limited
nniu Der, will he allowed 70 view the
beds, it being the speoisl desire IF the
family to avoid all display ard copducs
eve. ythins guetly. the casket Win ne
borne tron the sheridan cottage 10 the
wharf on the shoulders Of SIX men and
will be escorted ry detail Of Grand
Army anu special guard Of honor from
tue Loyal Legion, Following tee cas
ket Will come the 5unerai cOTteee,
The numerous army corps badges
which it Was customary for Sheridan,
when alive TO wear we're not seen on
Sheridan when dead. Nothing relieved
the breast Of The coat save bright but
tons and on bLa shoulders gold epau-
lett-S. The nour huus heavily Until
the MO7lahGtset bearing the guarcs
OF honor from che New Bedford Grand
Army posts and legion appeared
around Ulark's Point and stood IL
NoDquitt wnErf. 1t was pm.
when he boat was III ade last. When
the Grand army reached the h"uSe
they were met b. Colonel kellogg aud
the underiakors, and Colonel Raro
Went inside u see that everything w3s
10 readiness. The rand Army me-
!, brought from the wharf q bier. on
when the casket WIS borne. 4 little
wait then occurred. A cad sight wa
the little faces o. the Sheridan children
as they peepad Cu5 of ole of tn,
upper windows and watched tht
Grand Atmy men cane end go
Presently The bier was llf,ed IL
: position and the cotfio laio upoa it. Il
; was lifted to the shoulders OF tbs
, soldier,, and the solemn procession
passed down over the lawn to the boat
} The coffin vas followed by Col. N. V
Sheridan, supporting Mrs. Genera
Sheridan upon his arm. Little Phil
: wslked By his mothers sits. NexI
followed Mrs. Col. Sheridan with iittis
Mary. Sister Urbene followed nex6
leading Irene, one OF the girls, wLiis
SISTER Justiyian followed On leading lii
, tie Louise, the other Twin. Then can
, the governess and women servacts auc
Colynels Kellogg and Biount, DR.
= Matthews and Clerk Roerbeck in turn
Down the long Tharf through Two lines
of mem bers OF the Loyal Legion ia oceZ
Gr-ec passed the procession. Tbs body
was next taken aboard, folio wed 10y
ant mbers of the Lev Il Legion O. Crane
: Army men bearing the casket, The
ma ,onal CGlOfs were Graped anoat ths
coffin, and sword bsifs and chaplain
, I WEfS Ou IOfJ- Iu6 tL5L W15 JlECSG iiDOI
she floor of the alter Caoin ut ere Gram
Army guard held draped banner q
the Loyal Legion. II the procession
, [ had been sad, the parting was sadd9r
Colonel AMI Miss Kellogg, with children
ans servants we're in little erouE on
tie wharf together. Hardly an ey'
which saw the spectacle Ras dry
, Little Pills lips quige-ed aid he broke
, rut CRYING, but the rest bore up B0bly
; Tue VII .els Of Mona haHset turned anG
t1a Te1lsinj of the great hero eft Non
qQist forever. Mrs. Colonel Sherid zr
,enai0s at Nopquitt with 'he Sheridan
children. Clerk Raerbeck has been Go
, jailed TO remain aG the COttsg,
, 20 lGUk cut for the interests of tna
part OF the household lefE behind
{ Colonel and Mrs. Kellogg. who wer'
Intending to go to Washington, wer'
detained By the sickness CT littla julia
3 Kellogg. The passage to New Bedford
W8s uDeysDttul.
WASHINGTON. August 9.-Speske,
Carlisle has apt oin.ed the follow NJ
named persons as representatives of tn,
s House upon the joint Concessions
, committee to attend General Sheridan
funeral. Hooker, Of Mississippi; Cut.
: che6n, OF Michigan; Wheeler, of Ala
{ bans; Anderson, OF Illinois; Cox, O
} New York; Grosvenor, of Ohio, anC
!. MCSbane, Of Nebraska.
General Scho.eld and three of hi
staff arrived mere tonight for the pur-
pose of perfecting arranse mcnts TO-
General SheridED's funeral. II.
{ viii Issue tickets of admission
. IT, ST Matthew's Church Il
liz" President and Cabinet. heads of de
: artmenis snd members of thu Hous,
;, ! snd Senate and individually. Th,
church will seat about COO people anG
| invita- ions will have to be restricted t,
inst nua1oer. A military guard O
honor will consist of a detachment iron
g the regular army and detail from tn
r Loyal Legion. The funeral procession
: trom the church to the crave will b
] strictly military ore. No place vii
. os made in the line for members of rh,
{ Srstd Army, Loyal Legion or aa
? har military Orgs nizstiOn. TIL
= course has been adopted at the requss
0 Of Mrs. Sheridan
IL NEW BEDFoRD, Mass. August 9Th
steamer Aosohan,stt arrived at Wins