Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

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wAsHNoroS, September 6.-Ths Pres.
id.nt passed . restless and somewhat
uneasy day yesterday. moro from antici.
patton OF his removal than his physical
condition. His hrst question on swak.
suins this morning, "Is this the last
day here p" gave evidence Of the aux.
iety with which hs awaited his removal.
All day long hs talked Of going away.
aud Of his trip. and In consequences Of
ths sxoitspsnt there was . recurrence Of
the fsverish symptoms.
When the bulletins were frst posted.
and before Il was known to what sx.
citing cause the increased fever wss due.
there Was q revival Of fear among those
who read them, and al sorts OF wild
reports were In circulation. Among
other rumors was one that the President
was growing weaker hourly, and another
.hat the doctors bad abandoned the COZ.
tsmplatsd trip TO LONG Branch. These
rumors were fortunately found to be
without any foundation. In conyersa.
tion with the Western Associated Press
reporter, Doctors Bliss and Boynton en-.
p~hatically asserted that there bad been
no u~nfsvorabls change In the Presidents
condition, and the latter stated In ex.
press terms that. In his opinion. the
President was In o condition to be re-
moved and would stand tbs trip. The
evening bulletin, noting the decrease In
the feverish symptoms, was gladly hailed
everywhere. and confidence In tho Prtsi
dents successful removal somewhat
restored.
Last evening an extspsion track from
the main line Of the Baltimore 4 Pc.
tomao Railroad to Sixth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue had been laid and bal
lasted and the train was In waiting.
Trunks aud boxes were being removed
from the White House. and the Adams
Express wagon In which the President
was to be carried to the train stood at
the door In front Of the house. Within
tho house the members Of the Cabinet
were all In consultation, and the sur
seons wsre mol to be seen. being In their
room preparing things for the departure.
THE pRrsrpESr's CONDITION EARLY THIS
MORNING.
WASHINGTON. September "a A. H.
The President passed q comfortable
night at the Executive Mansion. sleep
ipR much Of his time. His pulse now
ranges at about 104.
liz II REMOVED YRoM n WHITE HoUsE.
WARRINGTON. September 6-6:66A A. n.
President Garfield has just been re-
moved from the Executive Mansion. and
10 now being taken TO the Baltimore and
Potomac depot.
OFF FOB LoNo RAScH
BALTIMORE. September 8-7:35 A. H.
The train bearing the President passed
Bowie, seventeen miles this side Of
Washington, ct 7:l0 this morning. PILLS.
dslphia time. The following dispatch
was thrown of:
The President 10. no far. doing so
well that the surgeons would like to In.
crease the speed where IL can safely and
comfortably DO done.
BALTIMORE. September G.-The train
with the President passed the Union
Depot at 500 this morpining.
row HI STANDS H TRIP.
BALTIMORE. September 6.-Ths Pres
idon, has stood the fatigue Of travel up
TO this hour with remarkable fortituds.
His pulse 10 sven less now than II was
before leaving Washington. The A.
rapgements ere 90 complete In every de.
tall that inconvenience to the President
10 reduced almost to . minimum.
The bed upon which hs 10 now lying
10 90 carefully adjusted that vibration 10
hardly noticeable.
The train ran from Washington 10
Baltimore ut an average OF thirty miles
an hour. It 10 found that this rate Of
speed causes less annoyance than II Il
was reduced one half. At 2 A. n. the
President took three ounces OF beef tea
with Q relish.
BALTIMORE, September 6.-Ths fol.
loving messages we're thrown Cd:
To DR.. Baxter: Pulse on leaving
Washington. ia; now. LOG. Hs has
slept and 10 doing splsndidly.
To Maoveaeh: II all goes well. at
this rate VI will reach Elb.ron b.twesn
1 and 2 o'clock. Pulse. l06.
]. STANLEY Blows.
CHrsrEa. Penn, September e.-Tbs
train passed here at twenty i've miles an
hour. The Presidents car was closed
tightly. No bulletin was thrown out.
While the locomotive Of the Presi-
Dental train was rsosiving coal at La.
mokin, DR.. Agnsw told DR.. Millner, Of
this city. that the President had i'm.
proved since he left Washington and
vas getting along very comfortably.
They we're glad to get ont Of Warrington
for the heat was oppressive. The doc
tors ON the train were pleased with the
progress the train was making. The car
was quite free from jolt or jar, and they
had high hopes Of reaching Long Branch
with no bad results. The President had
suffered very little fatigue.
WASHINGTON. September e.-secrstsry
Blaine and wife. Secretary Hunt and
wife, and Secretaries Lincoln. Window,
Kirkwood and Postmaster General
James left on the 1880 train for Long
Branch.
CRACKING ON TEAM.
PHILADELPHIA, September GA brief
stop was made at Bay View and the
wound successfully dressed. The speed
then made was Atty miles an hour. No
discomfort was itlt BY the President.
The vibration was no greater than 81 .
lower rate Of speed.
The train ran over the p. W. and b.
at.t.toc NJ ths mad M tha rata of fofty.