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FROM MICHIGAN CITY,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
MICHIGAN c1rx, Dec. 81. 1e63-11:s9p, n
It is showing and blowing fsarfnlly. Trains
between Lafayctte and Michigan CITY ar
abandoned tonight because of the snow.
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Nnr, Nich ncc At 1sss-11..on -
There has fallen over foot of snow. and II
is still showing and blowing terribly. Trims
dnr terc T., tbe ernn,nc h,Eo mi ~ orr,,as
rr,n~r ..m, aIrs
,snecia1 Disnotcb to tsa ch;c,cn T7;,rn.,
ST. LOUIS, Dec, 81. 1888.
| The weather is cold. The tbermomete w,s
| eight deeress below zero at 10 O'Clock n. m.
| No snow has fallen since an H. II is h1ow.
Ing hard. The trims are all blocked up CON
| ing toward this city. No evening trains have
! Inf e@ren+ IN fha ,0h;o anl a5,aa;ss,nn, po,,
| rood -. @
EuONa spRpNGFIEp.n
tsncc;a, nisn,trf to the cb,c,.o Trihnr.,
srn1xa1 7E1n, IL, Dec, a. 1858.
About ten or twelve inches snow; intense.
| ly cold high wind and snow drifting very
badly. No trains on either road TO-DAY,
| rrn4r -.--o-r
1snec,s1 nisn,,c,, to Tho ch,r,,o rdh,1a,
n.-r,.1"x,- ~. ~. sect
No trims were moved either wav on the
n. &N.R,R r, Yesterday. The nipht exnress
for CLicoco 1as mt started east Inst crenfnv
| No train las arrived from Chicauo eInce
yesterday morning.
The storm is still rerira in all its fnrr
rzprnrg sT n.rrr
| A'A - 1aO1'
| Especial l''spaten 70 me M GaaesS lFloaae:l H.
Tin +,oo c.s. -. -. ~ pes o.. !oaa n,
s,,o1r,at- 49, t,a,~,.-. $3.50 - "D' 7]an
- l..o'.
F1sO'1 -s1AHAS0N.
tsrce'a olspatea 70 tae lineage Inonne.!
r;s eu;n os, .,a,.s.:s s ~, ,: ncc; 81, 1oens r.
e.v"4s o4o"1S onu Aee@1os' Aae
nor orrr
1s,eci,, nisn,,ch to ch,cseo Tr1nnns.
oCmoT, Dec[al. 1883.
At six 0, IN, Yesterday. the weather turned
cold with high wind and SNOW. cont;n7;nr
- na.gaa+ '..a ~, ta.asa1' ' "nsn lueleseo
4,rn,,G1 e. 49,. ,.....,o o' lug, sont!na a1ns
- enn,T,nr +hs +,.a,r ept r. 49,; "asn
so".S' ~ tne!nome1ef aufln5 tnc oaS
| zere. ~ s~|~AA Ne'e' Ds'o"
All railroads rnnninq fnto tho o,tv 49,.
blocked Win snow Wy 3'e
Trims for snrinof,c1d on3 fr,,o,oo s,,o..,a
| cd IN. .pctt,nv Int e;a,,+ -,;,a. r.ezs ns..s
yhere thev 7vcre sno1 ho1n5 a,aa IN ,ast, eTasts
| to rnore Thorn either W. ,,roTs;1,,,S o.'s -
| drifting SNOW blockinr the onoines sent IN
their assistance. The passenreFs were forced
| to seek hospitality Of farmers res,dino T., the
ncirbborbood.
The River has closed. The ferrv hoata oro
,cc.honrd IN The middle of tba r;yor Moao
| rcople arc crossfnf, the river m foot Monv
| ax,aeoa ,,fx.oS ..,..o,- go -.
| chi1,ns or ra,t;a7,, e-s-,. A. 49, Jelly
so1,s a-s ra,,o!taa -rho ,,,,1, ~. .aa1 T,'. Ts.
.. o-.e" NV va nos 4eeo'eI' 1ne
VINO + blowing hafd now, but the sky Is
clear: ..
fash,onos ~ ~ Taa,.na a.o asoI n1'rs an @ 1na.
-1etoneu -~m. re" .ustauo sno" STORM. Inc
eno" IL already very deep and much drifted,
and railroads throughout the State badly
blockaded,
....
From the Railroad Offices in this citv at n
late hour Iast nirht. we learned That tba-a fs
general f1ocloSo - s+s. NC -, 40
steta "'osnAo' " 'i''1's throughout me
e.ate.
No trains left last night on most Of the
roads. It was believed that the morning
trims today will be d;snatcbcd
There Ecre 1ast r,ghf fnnr +ro,na ,,o.i-o
sos 1>at,,~s. "4s 1ass tpIt lsaaas oaoesa-
~ ~, oet"eea lineage anu Joliet. 1
Eli trains were stopped On the main line
of the Illinois Central Railroad. On the Peo-
ria and Loganspcrt Railroad, two miles west
- sSa;,. :,s.n Ia passense1 tta'ns were stnck
~ enoM ur1t' 1ae eno" being piled to the
tops Of the CARS. Trims on nearly all our
State roads arc reported in a similar condi.
ton.
The fo11ow,rp .re sn,ao.,.. ~ .,,o
,r.a,1',,c ne1ys +ass,,ua u - tnlnmanes OF tele
~ sapnc LIVE ieee''eo AT our various railroad
onces yesterday;