, 1876-03-29
bslng SNOW -bound As Rankin. and III trains
going west havo botn discontinued

bslng anow.bound At Rankin. and u trains
going west have boen discontinued
| LINCOLN, NED
LINCOLN, Nah, March 24.--.Tuo asyersas saow-
stoin koown hero III ynars commenced Saturday
| wore blocked. Tho t1ain west TN The Burlington
| Il Miasourl VAS absudoneh here to-day. Thn
Atchtaon Il Nebraska failed 10 como ln last
ntght, in eon.eqqenee Of whlei, shore j. . seri,
been more snow thfs month than in the shno
| month for t~onsy yeara. t. dav II tlhs bosn
thaviug rapidly. Greeks and rivera arc bo,rn.
n snd g r. bridge
paAaable for The flrnt limo In teyen years.
| ranr wsYsE. 1Su.
sp..ias Dssateh u 1.t cateaao Trfautv.
FnhT WAyHE. lnl., 1nrth 2s.~-This morning
about o'clock snow begsn faliing, and hhs
| been falling constantly aver ainee. Tram ol,
diie'ent railroads comforting hese hare boen con-
stcerah1y delayed, although no accidau.s are te-
ported. Tho spow u nav ftom f2 to 15 inches
deep on invc1, hut In many paces has boon
tirffsed Into banks several feet dcop, ortng 10 .
stFons eset wind which has prcrnilsd during the
| entire storm. Moro Bnow has fallen during tho
last sixteen hours than in the cutiro vintor Cre-
| vlous,
| ntno,ttSaToS. Ill.
| fteldt b|shatth II The ch.ea1o 7r1stne.
I Dh,uxtSoToS. Ill.,. MArct, 1s.--A dreadful
nno"-stosm RACED hero al! lat night and Until 6
| today, covering tho ground on b 1o7et with IL
iuchea Of hnow. Ds.fss hayo blochadoi The side
| xslks aud rnndered f0comosiou OF Ill kinda tu1-
poslb!o. I1!,A morning every road leading to
tl!a llltnoia CentEa! ttnns lave bsen abandoned.
The tFatns Of the Lafayette and OF the India-
oa2o!is load arc showed IN at various poinsa,
| With but Ilttlo prospect Of Escape 4oon.
| At THE EAHT.
Nav YonE, March W.-This afternoon
heAvy rain-storn set in with high wind. which.
a midnight Increased 10 = gallo, 40.
At Washington, Baltimore. and philadeIphia
tho atorln was TerY violent. At tho latter city,
the no" dopot OF the Taenepgor Street-1lawar
Company. occunying nearly square Of ground.
| at tho corner Of THolftn atreot mud Husqusheun
sreouo, Was blown down. Loss heavy.
WA7zExA. IT.. Msrch 2s.--n commenced
.n9wtng hero Inst esoning about 9 o'clock and
et!t It continues most f1crce1y. Tho snow IL =
feet deep on tho Ierei. whe sbe drifts are no
| iena than feet. 4 numbof OF awnings in this
city wero cr7fet,ed 10 the sidewalk beneath tila
weight OF SNOW. Stock In the country is suffering
for feed. Considering the season, 1t Ia tho mos.
| remarkable snoW-Bsorn aTer known In this
county.
| MENDOZA. ftl~
Suectdl Dispdkch 10 7hs ChIcdga Tribune.
| MENDOZA. ILL.,. March 28.-OHing TO the drift
Ing snow-storm Of last night aud to-day. this
messenger trafn from tho south Oh tho Illinois
Central Was four houts behina. Most OF tho
| AH7Ae VI kAu 43uAlIE+OA O. guilty uHu
two onetnes. aud were woH on time, hut the
| Mcndota accommodation. duo horo At $50 p. m.
irom Chicago, had only just got In 1t ll:15
ia.
| KESosKA, Wis.
spftfdt Disndteh TO TIE thjcdge 7$fbune.
KESosuA, Wis, March 25.-T1s Bcow B!uo
nelle Of Nanitowoc. bound north. waa driven BY
sha gale this morning into ,tho tce-aoe that
ing to mako tho harbor sue Rtruck tho north
pior. stasing holo ia hor siue. Tho sossel suc.
ceedea In makiug. the harbor. but is rapidly fill
Ing With water. 4 ateam-pump will arrive from
! Milwaukee Tomorrow.
THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.
MEMPn1s, Tann March 23.-There Is = set-
tied conviction in tho minds OF ttose Interested
IN the river bottom. that = disastrous ovorhow ,s
inevitable, Ths water this evening IL within 2
inches at tbs danger-line. and scant 2 feet pe-
low the oxtrpue high water. Rain and snow
foil this morning. It 10 clearing this evening.
Thsre has bean = ssin gale All day from tho
north.
! cANL1Nr7LLz. Ill.
5p&etat Dispateh to 7'hs Carass Tribune.
CAnIIsy1LLE ILL.,, March 28,-The heaviest
| fall OF show we have had this winter Visited this
section Of tho State to-day. TWenty-four tuches
Of SNOW and still falling. Tie ffutt-otop in this
part OF the State has boao greatly injured by tho
lsts cold Weather.
Special Uspath to 1'hs Chtcaoo 1ribun4
AAAKAxEE, ILL.,, March 25.-Ths storm ooua-
neuced Abos1t midnight, driving bard from tho
no5tsoaat trains on on H. u9ois csn
aud run ~ith double-heaaers. Ths drlfsa are \
dozsn fact deep IN places
pAHv11LE, Ill.
Specfaf Qspateh 10 Tts Chtcdo1 TFtbnr&.
| DANvl11.x- ILL.,, March 28.-Tho seyerest znow-
ntor1n Of the season has boon raging horo aimee
o'clock this morning, All the trains Oh, The
] different roads tro delayed. Theodore Nlton,
connection.
kAsr SAGINAW, Mon.
| opte1u Daspdteh 70 Th< Chfeaaa Tsfouns.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. March 2a-The worst
Storm OF the seAson ragged Ill day, snpntng aud
blowing = poffcct gale. Tsans on railroads. arr
late. aud street-rA!ways are blocked Ths vssth-
es.is quite cold. Snow Is inches deep.
/ THE NEW ENGLAND rLoon.
| DoBroh, Mass, March 28.-Tt Ia now thought
| that tho destruction caused By the f1esilsta in
| Worcester County will amount to S50u, ,000, while
there ia reason 10 beliove thrce lives have been
loat.-two In Clinton. and QUO IN Wehssez.
rEoRtA. Ill.
;PEor1A. March 2s.-Ths mort violeut snow-
storm known In thia section for ten yeAre has
| haen prevailing horo al day. All horae-rAilvay
liaes have supended. aud but few tsAina h.ye
5pse,ai Dispatch T. Tat ca.eoyo T,1ounx,
KINGSTON. March 28.--Tho Grand Trunk Rail-.
~sy, below Qaobec is blocked With suow, sad
Will not be oponed for some uzno. This tln,a-aa-
bic on that part Of tho road is caucoled.
cARhOkuAI4E, ILL,
sz<eta! Dsra:ea e 7n< G4@aao. 1ssouns.
storm prevailed in this vicinity today. Il has
been bittes cold, tbs wind blowing gala from
tbs north.
IT. LoC1s.
St. Lol1a, Mo-, March 28.--A ano1.storrn set
ia about IL o'clock last ulght, aud continued Ill
| night aud. with brief lnpBea, al day to-day
Clear and cold Tonight.
Mp1ASAroLls, IND.
lNpiANAroL1s March 23.-A revere Epow-
storm. north and west lAst night and to-day.
t4NAopcor trains arc upAtlY On uuS. but fraiRht