, 1866-02-16

wt~f-'Ehe Snow R2nckRde-netent1o
Of Tratns-The Coldest Day Of tho
SenspM.
ILLINOIS.
Especial Dcspatc tchcs TO the Chicago Ttbuue,1
Ia SALE, Frh. 15-About nine inches Of snow
fell here night before last. At haltpast seYcn the
next mornipe i. commenced blowing and drilled
llc badly, causing great delay to all railroad
treins. There RE now st1 enK.1es nozen IN b.
tween La Sale and Mendoza Te.tenday morning
At ten o'clock the Thermometer WAS 10 above xe.o;
at Ely p. H., below; at seven this morning, II be-
low. Ills now below.
HLooHlSG1oN, Feb. 15.-Thc SHOW IS badly dttft-
Cd Thermometer, 10 to 70 below zero. Railroads
quiet. Passengers tevrz1sh.
FREEPoR1, Feb. 15--Tbe storm yesterday wns
ns m0e. essfT ~ s1ee IT, I aa not
GA1rsBrno, Feb. 16-Febrrasy 1lth, Ne were IL
stted with The most terrible gale accompanied with
tnow. for many. years The heasy drifts between
Qalssbntc ana Quincy. etfectlally blocked the
trains went over the road aF!er lp. N. 1heTmo-
meier ranged from above to 10 below 3rro. lial-
read couEnunlcasson between Galeshuss ana Peoria
uninterrupted.
Feb. l5-s p. m:-Road open from Gaiesburg to
ncction With Chlcneo, and Quincy on lime. Alter
the storm ahated, We had hut little difficulty COM
psratisels II any, ~ clearing the roads, not9ith-
five inches deep on a level. Weather clear. Thrs-
momcter 10 DEGREES abore zero.
MENDOZA, Feb. Ia severe gale, with snow
s,orm. commenced 4, s a. N. Wednesday morning.
sno.T had badly drif1ed. The day trnins laid over
TT Mendoza unl thursday, when they LEFT on time,
N. The nltuoe Central PASSENGER suins CONN,
@s: s:eoa sea H. %'c cea sssafa &c ePs
neh I'D Rs ssf s 2 % toss @ss
t1hnsscar, cold. bur *now not dt1fting. Trims
Will be ronr1ac regular By Friday. ~
trains pssscd sfnce be- stofsa. Thernom%eter % ise
deeress above xero. snow drlfted badly.
PEORIA. Feb. l5.-Today the etorm somewhat
snow .hiea m dfted bsas yeefesy. + TT !. 1s eeaE
and cold. The thermometer ranged yesterday from
two degrees ahove 10 four degrees below. This
crres below zero, the cnld cun,,nning most severe
Island t1atn due here Il SO Il not yet IN Trans
7i.ins o. ihs Chlesso Burlington Quincy, - we'll
as The Chicago Rock IslaId roads are dlseon-
tluued I'LL further no;toe.
each way TO- Day, bnt very late. Weather clear md
greatly IN Gus; not mneh On the 1erel.
Ell u s.: .feoa t. s dfuts q
inches aud since that time the cold has been uoosi
ElSere. The thermometer this morning At o'clock
u Sne 4SeaAg 4n4ic1teo = oestees ucioN Lesn' AZ
duil. Wind from the Feet. The tain which lcft
1,'.re ,n9s seseI1 a. bem, e1Sa s ~
p:aee tnta eseulnE y! aooa. 1an.I@st e!oca eM
train from Jacksonville. due here last hight At
s,s,t ;, ~ NY ~ a .ne ~ ~!
the north up 10 O'Clock p. N.
IOWA.
E,af ,1JJ c..
ps1 de an. sao sInss
Yesterday noon -.
19s, & feo' rs-sno,. mo e oar = a:chei dsep.
Hiaoads 1so onen ta Gs.9 nan &c III Gaioh ioi
through to o-@osrow.
~, kEokrK. Fsn III nesrometer y DEGREES X e.
ste ces5 DOW. md travel resumed, Sun dogs y1si-
tle al day ye'eoay and slll Visible tins morning
below zero On Sorth Mn laat nlgnt, is this orn.
ne down to~n. sun shining ~ Day. snox about
three inches dsep Bat one fta1n from tne East TO
hcGREoon> Feb. 15.-Weather clea5 ard cold.
II 1heffnometef m at p, n. ~ des7ees below zero.
There have bse1 f'Fenf5 Hour TRIMS On Tue Nesteu
1oaoe .uspenoed-
r
hELof1. rep. 1a.-Aefen!+ Al : 4. n. to-ha!- -
deEfees below zero; Ve!y cold indeed, With toas
inches OF snow. drifting very badly Railroads are
u! fasnt Is " 70 We nave neasd rom them.
r.iis3 ih-Tht,r, III aaci,n s1'" sn,
fnrT fnrhrs n tnnvz IL dnsnr H. isy vh,rh N.
ri,ed t,T1nn.11 inio ths eafs NJ ra1irrads h1 tbe
el.h wtndes eau.ins 4 etouraes or most or ths
~ n ins ne, Ia sfr ~ ag
80 stsied i, a,9x n,i1s md Lsir f.om s1nnCh.
ret.t tht;r n. ,e+1ietrnt fYnit. ~ snnss ntou
.1nt to IL Teltet! Conduc,or sanborns In Ii Ell
forssto provide ior The comfort Of biz pss.eHce1,'
a.u ees1ts o t1.Ea10 " e ttat ~ e FL - -