The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25

but came up to the mark in the evening.
drifting OF the snow upon the tracks and its Inn
mediate freezing after falling. At midnight the
sky vas clear and the air fresh and not disagree
able. pleasant freezing temperature prevailed,
which betOkened good sleighing time to-day.
The storm mt Kingston, N. Y.
KINGSTON, N. Y. Jan. "a. 1873
snow storm began here yesterday afternoon
and ragged with severity till this evening. II is
now mine p. NY Stacking up and there is pros
pect of its clearing of. The snow has fallen to the
depth OF from eight to ten inches. Some OF the
roads are blocked up, but no serious railway deten
tons are reported.
Business Upset Mt Port Jervis.
PORT JERvis N. r., Jan. "a, 1873
The storm has completely upset all regular travel
here. All the Erie Railroad trains are about six
hours behind. The trains are running very light
and with TIVE and sometimes three engines No
trains are running on the Monticello branch, but
the track will probably be clear tomorrow. The
storm at i've p. NJ. was not yet over
Clearing Up Ina Illinois.
CHICAGO Jan. a. 1873.
The great snow storm virtually ceased ABOUT
eleven O'Clock last night. The condition OF the
railroad embargo is essentially unchanged; but
large forces of men, together with engine snow
pl0ughs and all other available MEANS are being
employed to clear the tracks A train arrived at
midnight last night on the Chicago and Alton Road
trains on the Northwestern Road arrived THIS
morning from suburban towns twenty or thirty
The Pttsburg and Fort Wayne road reports its
track beyond Brighton comparatively free OF drifts.
It is doubtful II any trains will get out OF the city
before this afternoon.
The storm in wisconsin,
MILWAUKEE, Jan. "a, 1873.
The storm ceased about eleven O'Clock last night
and did not extend to Minnesota or to the western
and northern parts of Wisconsin. The trains over
the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway are moving all
right to-day.
In Missouri and Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Jan. "a, 1879.
The snow storm ceased here at late hour last
night, and the weather this morning clear and
very cold. The railroads In the vicinity seem not
much INSTRUCTED and the trains are but little de-
ayed In the western part Of the State and in
Kansas. however, much more snow fell, and the
railroads are bl0ckaded.
Four Inches OF Snow In Boston.
BOSTON, Jan. "a. 1873
The snow storm reached Boston at midnight and
continues this forenoon. About four inches OF
snow has fallen, and 1t Is considerably dritted.
The Weather In Maine.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. "a, 1873.
The storm detained the Western trains an hour
and the Eastern trains half an hour to-day.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Jan. a. 1873.
The severe snow storm reported from the West
last night reached here about nine O'Clock this
morning, accompanied by high wind and drifting
badly. At one O'Clock to-day the thermometer was
three degrees above zero.
wArERvILLE, Me-, Jan. "a 1873.
heavy snow storm, accompanied by very sharp
lightning, prevails here. The five O'Clock p. NJ
train from the west was over two hours late. Tie
Pullman night express will not be run tonight
from East to West.
WIsCAssEr, Me-, Jan. "a, 1873.
brisk shower Of hail, accompanied BY heavy
thunder and sharp lightning, occurred here at six
O'Clock this evening. The Thermometer stood at
eight degrees above zero. The wind Is blowing