Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-06
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tho Removal of the President,

BALTIMORE. Sept. 6-7:3G q. m.-Tbe train
bearing the President passed Bowie. II miles
this slds OF Washington, at rs Philadelphia
Time. The following dispatch was thrown eff
Tho President is so lar doing SO we'll that the
sui gsoes would like to rcreas, the speed when
it can DO safely and comfortably donc." The
train with the President passed Uaion depot,
this city. at 500 a. ID.
BALTIMORE, Sept. G.-Tdo President has
ss9cd the iatiguas Of travel up to this hour
with remarkable fortitud,. His psl,o is oven
loss frequent than il vas before leaving Wash.
lnatcn. L; is nov LOG. Tho arrangements are
SO complete 10 every detail that The iuconveni.
cnoo to tho President is reduced almost to q
minimum. The bid upon which he is now
lSlog Is 81 carefully &C lssd that the vibration
IL hardly noticeable. Tia train rsn from Wash.
layton to Is 'ltlm2re ut nn average rate Of speed,
c!us!ng rss anEnyaHco ihsu II it w6s reduced
ooe h.li. At ! o'clock tho President toe X
tkrca tu7c1s OF hett tee with relish. At The
depot. when the Presidential train passed. Der.
ieot Quot prevailed, tho building and tracks in
tho vicinity haVirg been cleared OF all engines
aad cars Ps'sirg trains had been held back
hId the tuonel from 0na end TO the other was
entirely clcar aud FREQ from smoke. The train
bearing tho President passed at O slow ratio of
no stop. F,w persons wire about. Tho
train psss'd llsVro do Graoa at $50, when
the President was said to b. really CT o5ing his
trim. Dispatches from Wilmington, where
loo people wore assembled, acd other points
along tho rCu!e, when The speed of the train
had been Increased TO SO miles an hour, repre-
scntod everything to ba working perfectly sat-
istactoly. slight tcjoIeraIon of tho pulse
VAS notioosblc however
CHESTER. Ia Sept 6 -Whilo The lCo)mo.
live OF the Presidential train WAS receiving coal
at LimokIn DIR. AgnaW told DR.. Wilmer, Of
this city. that tho President had improved
$1,000 no lstt Washington aud WAS goting a.oog
Very comfortably. ThsY were glad to got out
OF Washington Ter the hast was oppressive,
The doctors on tho train werc vol pleased with
tho rrJgIess tho train w.s making, quite FREQ
from llt OF jar, AID had h gh hopes OF reaching
Long Branch in good tim> aud without auy 40.
iloCs results. The President had suffered very
little faisuo. The crowd at tho depot were
very orderly. and showed their respect by not
attempting to board tho train. Dr.. AgueW
spoke from an open wi,do1 and seemed in ex.
ctllant spirits.
DIR. B0yutoa ais, expressed the belief that
tho removal would greatly bcne6t the Pr.si.
don't.
After leaving Philadelphia when tho Ptesi-
dent was lnloImad that more than one half Of
bis l9uTocy had been completed he seemed
greatly pleased and said this was decidedly tho
most Interesting day Of any since he was shot.
- General Manager Fratk Thomson, of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, received a
dispatch this p. NJ, from Attorney General
MtoVeaRn, ssying that everything is VOL king
we'll at f'lberAnn and that if necessary tho car
containing tho President will be pusbod bv
hand uvrr Tho nsS tack to Frauoklyn cottage,
ilG WILL 10 taken 40 TO the room door on bis
ecu ana thence o'rltcd distance of about ton
ieet. hu ambuA1oa will follow the train along
SUD- oil the new truck to guarantee sgainst acoi.
dent, and slreches will bo stationed in the
cotiSga when tho change will DO made from ono
ned to aoother. There will BIO O covered plat.
iorm irtm ca7 TO cottage 50 that he will be pro.
tectud from tho sun. thu enirs distance bainr
| !sl than ~ Ieef.
Tho train passed Ergliahtcwn at 1929, and
Ffeehola AZ IL Is running at tho ratio of a mile
o minuta at tho latter place.
~ Tho train arrived at Elboron At % u. m
Ne n Iork Time. and Al 20 the President was
IN his room in the cottage. Pulse I(i3 "''
PnILApEI ruIA, Sspt. 6.-GeneraI sunario-
tenoont hennuy. Of the fhiladelphis, Whining.
ION ana bstlmGra division Of the Psnnsvlvsn1.
ha'lrosd was on tho Presidents tr,in. Ho e,v0
IL 10 true that Tho Presidenps pulse fell tan hao,
before reaching Baltimore. 0o'''
Inc tresidoht soemed chaarful, And wha,
asked II 10 would like to travel faster, rsplied
YES ne fAther liked It." MIR. Kenney SAYS he
seened TO Da IN very good spirits, and Was not
under the effects OF any opatee. He wss A "a.
tho doCiord. 'o1 WV"