Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-17
GENERAL GRANT.
The Sick Warrior Is Moved from His
Home III the Heart Of the Metrop-
oils to Mo. Oregon.
The Tedious Journey Of Nearly Six Hours
Leaves the Patient Frustrated
aud spceohless,
Crowds OF Curious People Throng the
Stations TO Catch Glimpse
Of the General,
A Rad MANI.

NEW loNN, Juno lb,--tfen. GRANT
passed q restless night, and this morn.
Ing he looks much depressed and ema-
clated, While he watches everything
that Is done he does not speak word.
William II, Nanderbllt's private car
was the last OF the three which made
up the special train which was 10 con.
vey Gen. Grant 10 Mt. McGregor.
Gen, Grant arrived at the depot
about 0 o'clock and NJ once entered
the Vanderbilt car and took his seat
on sofa. With his own hands he adj.
iusted the wool skull.cap and
drew closer the neck scarf 40 az
10 CoNCRAL TiIE UGLY SWELLING
that filled out the fright side OF hi
neck even with the ear. He watched
| with apparent interest the movements
OF Dm. Douglas and Harrison, who
were arranging the chairs and bags so
that the general should be
~ comfortable ~ possible
during the trip. The heavy draperies
were 30 arranged MA To prevent any
draughis from reaching the plck man.
Mrs. Grant ant ut the generals right
hand and he was ever under her
wAtchiul eyes. The ride
THROUGH rHn ruNNeL
In the city was the worat that WAS 10
be- experienced during the entire trip.
The sharp curves aho0k the car little
| but the care OF the engineer prevented
any shaking that could diaturb the
general. Mrs. Fred Grant Mrs
Ulysses $ Grant and Mrs, Sartorie
were also In the car, while the children
OF the household were under tho care
Of Col. Fred Grant in forward car,
AT SARATOGA
SARATOGA, N. ", June i6 THE
apecisl train bearing Gen. Grant ar
rived here on time. A great crowd
was nc the depot trying to catch sight
~ the general, but he WAS viaible but
moment az he etcpped from the train
that had brought him from
New York 10 the Que that
WAS 70 convey him to Mt, MoGreRor.
The Wheeler post OF the a. A, II, ia
full uniform acted ae guard Ia keep
the crowd back,
THE END on THE ROUTE
Nh. GREGoR, N. ", June lb.---Gen.
Grant arrived here at 2:i6 this after.
noon. The last stage OF the Journey
was tho wort. The joltiug caused
the general much pain and fatigue,
''wEIC0ME no ouH HERO
When Gen, Grant Rlighted from the
! train large banner confronted him
bearing the words, "Welcome 10 Our
uero' ~. 'nis nioinon. -" pnosoRin'
pnoi Wv" '"" ~ ~
phtioiHn uVA q" hPpnltnu,
eous plu'uue Nns enetai
a!En.k NY Ben ,.,i sssaia 10y, "a s
sl'nei siue ~ nls aeIantn,,,s, s,nIue A,
, 10 Wuh TIN MN sno ..a,n " sna Ds ~ ~
Sqt.age. ne nse"h' was e''sy anu 'ie
nisInnce snois, ~. .,
nas sl ,t tNihsp a.i.t
Auu ny Wa p'aIou ~ Vnnn Will W.
Whs ch..lou W wy vVsssbe " WY pvl
tsrs. M, DfeAsl hna VIE, yrsns were
CLOSE pehiDu tne Rehefnl hnu his nouse'
. nplu anu ser s ioloWeu' Vh 'he
cottags BLOOD m,hs D,enei
ML,avslrp ihL ar ar.
nhu conuuo'eu th1 niuiee w tneiI
rooms, Inc keneIM Waih.n 70 nn
Ivoin w .ns san9 ievu ne pion s.
pih.Hh anu .heio ny phph ,apo onhiF
witn plloWs penen.n anu ueninn hini,
me preparation $1,000 OUT On niS iacn
anu tne shAIn " 'he JouI'
ney gaye way 70 ~ Reaction
OF eAyienle Weahnsss, he my Dhek
WIN cloHea eysa hnu tne nurse ihnhsn
MS face. Df. DguglMs was ANXIOUS 70
examine ana clsapse the Rehefsis
'hfoht, ne Iounu Lhht
toNhiDkkAbLh ihEiIAIloH
nau psen ehuseu ~ .ne nhc p,ach
Gust Wnlcn htu louHtu III .no tntuht
uuIlhR lhe Journey, wv ssin lnal lns
surface uhneIneatn, tnougn iphsnsu,
hPpeaIed Dsl.ef IMAM nc heu sh'
peelou' lne hwonlng oH.sius
. nau sgeenny ihcIsnaou. Ai.e1
ssns iluasoni ~" anu uuipb no hs Ivy.