Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-06

speed where it can be safely and COM
| fortably done
To Mrs Eliza Garnsld. Garret.sville, Ohio:
s:15 a. m.-All goes well up to his
hour and the President is standing the
journey splcndidly.
(Signed,) j STANLEY BROWN"
To DIR. j. h. Baxter Q. 8. Army. Washington:
The pulse, which, on leaving was ia,
is now 106. Has slept-doing splendid
ly. (Sl9ned,) j. A. BoYNToS."
ITO Hon Wayne Acveigh. Elberon Hotel. n. j.:
All goes well up to this hour. At this
rate of speed will reach Elberon between
one and two o'clock. Pulse 106.
(Sgned,) j. STANLEY Brown"
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.-The train with
the President passed the union depot at
500 a. m The train ran from Washing
ton to Baltimore at an average speed of
thirty miles per hour. 1t is found this
rate of speed caused less annoyance than
if it was reduced one half. At z o'clock
the President took three ounces of beef
tea with relish. The President has stood
the fstigues of travel up to this hour
with remarkable fortitude. His pulse is
even less frequent than it was before
leaving Washington. Is is now 100.
The arrangements are SO complete in
every detail that inconvenience to the
President is reduced almost to mini
mum. The bed upon which he is now
lying is so carefully adjusted that the
vibrations are hardly noticeable.
The Presidents train passed Perry
mans, 20 miles east of Baltimore at S:29
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-The Presi-
Dental train passed Havre de Grace, Md.
36 miles this side of Baltimore, at $3.50.
A private dispatch from Havre de Grace
says the President is really enjoying his
journey and doing we'll.
WILMINGTON DEPoT, DKLAwARE-The
President and party passed this point
at 9:47 this morning
LAMoKIN, PA, Sept 6-The Presi-
dents train made the run from Whining
ton 70 Lsmokin, IA miles, in IA minutes.
GRAY's FERRY, PHIL, Sept. 6.-The
President continues to do we'll. A brief
stop was made at Bayview and the
wound successfully dressed. Out of
Bayview, by reason of the good track,
speed was increased to fifty miles an
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.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-The Presi |
Dental train ran over the p, w. & 3. |
division of the road forty-nine miles an |
hour. When the President was informed |
that more than half the journey had
been completed, he was greatly pleased,
md said this was decidedly the most in
eresting day of any since he was shot.
ELBKRoN, N. J. Sept. 6.-The train
bearing President Garfield arrived here
It l 10 p. m, an at l 40 the President
was in his room in the cottage, pulse 1O2.
from the white House the Train. |
WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-President Gar
field was removed from the Executive |
Mansion at an early hour this morning, |
to sp scial train at the depot, which was
to convey him to Long Branch. HIS re-
moval was successfully accomplished,
and without any mishap or noteworthy
incident The entire route was kept clear
of vehicles by policemen stationed at ev-
ery intersectng street A number of |
people renamed up all night, outside the
gates in front of the mansion, and by |
the time the conveyance containing the
President passed through the gates,
about one hundred and fifty persons had
to witness the departure, and
TO obtain glimpse of the patient. When
the Presidential party reached the depot
perhaps two thousand persons had gath
cred there. The crowd was very quiet
and orderly, and the transfer of the Pres
dent from the conveyance IN which he
-ode TO the car, was watched in silence,
and with apparent soliCltude, lest some
accident might occur.