The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

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1lilii A Great snow Storm.lq sdl ID
i5o,i ~. ,ri CHICAGO, January, 10. 4
lnA fierce snow storm, tho most violent
aud protracted Of the season, set In Fri
day night, about seven O'clock, and has
continued with scarcely any abatement
since. A large amount Of snow! and sleet
has fallen, aDdiiit rs much drilled in the
streets. The street cars have been laid
up all day, and the railroad trains have
been more or less interrupted. The tclc-
graph lines cast and south have been dis
abled during tho day. From 10 TO IS
inches Of snow have fallen, and II Is badly
drined. All the trains arc many hours
late, although 30 miles east or south 0f
this there Is little or no snow. All loco.
motion in any shapc Is exceedingly dill.
cult ID tho streets. Tie telegraph wires
are down in almost every direction, and
the associated press dispatches last night
from New York, arrived via Omaha, hav-
ihg passed through Cincinnati and st.
Louis to that point. ~ 't'i's' t- 3.H'Hi7
The storm, after prevailing for forty.
eight hours, terminated Inst night about
Ii o'clock. The snow this morning is
from twenty to twcnty.iour inches deep
on q. level, and generally drifted, Many
of the streets are almost impossible. The
railroad trains have been butlittle inter
fupted, as the storm extended only q few
miles out Of the city. ~ q ~ 9 ,.tIi'
TWO MEN KILLED DY 4 LOCOMOTIVE,
The conductor OF q freight train named
Locke and o brakeman named Williams,
on tho Michigan Southern Railroad, while
engaged ID shoveling snow from the front
Of their train near Englewood, last even
ing, were run over by q locomotive COM
Ing from an opposite direction aud almost
instantIy killed. piil ~ j5f51Fil l5d $40 h I
tTtppItity iffiGtffG DLi SO .,itIt t4Uu
1. h Il ANOTHER KILLED DY' 4 HORSE 4
George Ball, in the employ Of Wilbeck
6 Co., was kicked bytI horse lust evening
In the stables Of tliAt concern and instantl
LARGE sIIAuGnTERING AND PACKING
|1k ga lolilHHoUsE BURNED. Ji ~. nk"i
laThe large slaughterlng and packing es.
tAbliskment Of Armati S Co., on the cor;
fra Htan carly bo,r tllis morning. and ia
Completely cor DESTROYED. The main nor.
tiont Of the establishment,, was Tbuilt OF
h,ick and was Of an immense size, In
the pens were about 1000 live hogs,
All ,of which were restned. Some 1000
dressed hons We're saved rom ,ilie 7fire,
THE loss on the bnildinr a S40O0O. fully
Insured ne iollows: Western Bnifalo Of
Rnialo CITY. Market oF Now York
Eouitable and Merchants, 81 CHICAGO,
each s5 ODD: Firemen's. ofChicaro, $S,,
700; Republic, oE Chicago, $9, 500, Frank.
lin, OF Philadelphia, Corn Exchange, OF
New York, North British, and sTGrcan-
Tile, each, $2, 800; Norwich, 81 200. The
loss on stock Is 800 900, with $35, 900 In
surance, rs follows: tGerInanlh, 81, 900;
Cpltihental, M 5000; Hartford, a, 81, 900;
Merchants OF Hartford, 81, 900; Trying, Of
New, York, $1,000; and North British,
$4,000, ,ioia,,n nj u ,sl, Lt-,a,@,,,,,f
Some two tpndred persons are thrown
out Of employment by this disaster Nm In ",
II During the progress Of tie fire, Francis
lingo, Thomas Barry, and ClaId Blair
were seriously injured, and Richard Du
Bach slightly, BY tic falling walls. The
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