Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-07
sis a. m.-All goes well up to this hour, and
the President is standing the journey splen-

Sis a. m.-All goes well up to this hour, and
the President is standing the journey splen-
didly.
(Signed, J. STANLEY BROWN,
To j. H. Baxter, United States Army, Wash
ington-Pulse on leaving, ia; now, 106. The
President has slept, and Is doing splendidly.
s. A. BOYNTON.
To Hon. Wayne MacVeagh, Ellberon Ho
tel-All goes we'll up to this hour. At this
rate we will reach Ellberon between l and
o'clock. Pulse 106.
(SignedD j. STANLEY BROWN.
AT HAvRE DE GRACE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-The President'f
train passed Havre de Grace, Md.-thirty-siz
miles this side of Baltimore, at $3.50. A pri
vate dispatch from Havre de Grace says the
President is really enjoying his journey, and
doing well.
AT WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 6.-The Presi-
Dental train passed through here at 10:l1,
moving at about ten miles an hour. About
1900 people were assembled at the depot. 1t
was reported that the President was in good
condition, the only change since leaving
Washington being a slight acceleration OF
pulse
GRAY'S FERRY, PHILADELPHIA.
GRAY's FERRY, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. .6.--The
President continues to do well. A brief stop
was made at Bay View and the wound success
fully dressed. Out of Bay View with good
track the speed was increased to thirty miles
per hour and no discomfort was felt by the
President. The vibration Of the bed was no
greater than at the lower rate of speed.
(Signed) j. STANLEY BROWN.
ENJOYING THE TRIP.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-The Presidents
train rar over the Philadelphia, Wilmington
& Baltimore division of road, at forty-nine
miles an hour. When the President was in
completed, he was greatly pleased and said
this was decidedly the most interesting day OF
any since he was shot.
APERFECT SUCCESS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Cdr. Boynton said
that the removal of the President promises to
be perfect success. He is confident that the
patient will be in better condition when he
reaches Elberon than when he started. His
pulse on leaving Washington was ia and at
Philadelphia was 1O6.
AT CHESTER, PA.
CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 6.-The Presidents
train passed the depot here at about twenty
five miles an hour. The Presidents car was
apparently tightly closed and no bulletin was
thrown off.
DR. AGNEw's CHEERING REPORT.
CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 6.-While the locomo-
tive of the Presidents train was receiving
coal al Lemokin, Dr. Agnew told DR.. Miner,
of this city, that the President had improved
since he left Washington, and was getting
along very comfortably. They were glad to
get out of Washington, for the heat was op-
pressive. he doctors on the train were well
pleased with the progress the train was max
ing. The car was quite free from jolt or jar,
and they had high hopes of reaching Long
Branch without bad results. The President
had suffered very little fatigue. DR.. Agnew
seemed in excellent spirits.
AT sAMOKIN.
LAMoK1N, Pa, Sept. 6.-The Presidents
train made the run from Washington, fourteen
miles, in fourteen minutes, then stopped for
coal. The men are engaged in getting the
coal in quickly She was seven minutes in
coaling and left at 1921.
OTHER POINTS.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 6.-The Presidents
train passed here at 11:46.
MONMOUTH JUNCTION, Sept 6.-The Pres
iden.ial train passed here at 1907 P. NJ.
FREEHOLD, N. j., Sept. 6.-The Presidential
train passed here at 1888, running a mile q
minute.
ELBERoN, N. j., Sept. 6.-The train bring
ing President Garfield arrived here at II this
morning.n
FOLLOWING.
WASHINGTON, Sept 6.-Secretary Blaine and
wife, Secretary Hunt and wife, and Secretaries
Lincoln, Window, Kirkwood and Postmaster
General james left on the 1890 train for Long
Branch.