The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-03
THE POLAR WAVE
trains snoWed Up and AbandOned.
The fluctuations Extend from Dakota to New
England and Caaada. H"

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YASEroN, January 2.-The mercur,
went down 10 26' below zero last night
being the coldestsince 1859. ~ o'1'i
ATsr. PAUL, XINN. ll51-s
Or p.r Jarrorv . -JVa,iona {Eor
mometers % resistsrej from 0Gs % ~ az heio,, i
zern Iast niSf11 11'''fH1iSSN " I ~ III WV ''0'
w 80. 80, go. -, :. s..,...u,y b.
0.n.,, y,.,,..,, Thos,t..,,,1 1.,.;.,,
commancsd Il. .SSy hSs incroSSed Ss IN " ",T, wio
lenee' and alI The railroads are AGAIN blocE.
aied M nttsmnt Ia bsino made to.nish,
10 start the irains fSEg Z Ts"ffrfaHtc
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TWELVE DEEEkAs A111i HRlow u Nv hEEo ANDFALiiAe'
:, ClNciNS4rf, january 2.-fhe weather
U.s. J s,s soI iht ~ t'1st
the nm Stdns q drksd 9fnn 4 tnS % hS,o~,
zero and Mn falling,
yT~.G"I- sSwys,.,,,, - T,J,gulgp.
% " wa ArSPnNuFlkLp'ih ihb' " " q
SFPRIEqRIELp, lMuRJsnn4rydl2.TThe
mercury this morning at I o'clock marked
9S below zero, IT ia, FePorted 10 ithe
state Board Of Agriculture that fruit tsees
@ "a itieS tS ssp;eS,ai ip;o;mi, nave Oeen great
'"''" - ''.'" "'" ''. a..''.. 1900 yg,r
-, '"EAF sN"" SloHN. .'
W4TERTowN,N Ny, January 2.-Another
great snow storm and high wind prevailed
oil day along nearly the entire length
R; R. Eighteen Inches o. snow now, The
railroads are iull and trains have oil been
abandoned. ,,,. .. -, - -.,
" AT DETROIT. M ..,,' 4
DErRorr, January 2.-The weather has
again become very cold, the thermometer
at 10 o'clock P. NJ, indicating thirteen de-
Ss' FGs ns 9s" IN 1sfS the sahefe SS4 e1a snd wnS
part Of the State are badly delayed on &C.
count oil the snow drifts. ,
T., ,.. ...,,,.,, AT LOUISVILLE. ,,, ,..,..,, 1
i Io,,,sv,,,r XIV Januarv 9-Thosa hss
heen = remorLahle change IN fbo SsS,hsS aS
Sosa n tha iaaI 0I So"rs ,ba H.o,o,,,ato. "Ua.o.
lt"IiiS ! al SasTSas Saw;S SI;oS aS1tsaS,
,snsre3,ls n eTbe 36Iien n TIa ia y 3,,sa
from Naw O-Srsns ThaT raTni,ino If II
through the ice and is the only boat
which has thus far got through.
s,.ytvs At CHICAGO, f,TBA
cuc,oo Torrory Tho roo,ho, ho
,oH o ~ " Os,., 'cotd l,v, r;ahs sosls,;n " Ea
tSa S" M v the s mercryv % rsH;dIv dror @
s" rad ,,St;t 80, "a" th;s ,,nrn;nn s;onIpP TP
HSSS HlSS % W aqo S S,corJ;rn 20 81 noS;t;cn % as
=; n ~. ~ ~ ~ d. o,Hata, ~ aa1d pys.tEn p1;.
,,,ad o.eo5VI,,aj,,r ~. A. 5aS,viS,S .StaHaLt
SaonsS !,nSerdt;Sr w Sst 49,
WeSt % Sontb and Sortb of The citv. v pS searnI
~ 49, ao,,tas;anoaj a,,ar $50. So,,o.;t,.
ottemperatute,s vshp gnb9W ,YEbs9Ut
RAILROAD rpAIXs ABANDONED ISrHE DRIFTS.
BUFFALO, January 2.-The wind is blow.
ing A rale. and a livht fall of snow. .to.dGy
has flriited IA adlt III STrhinsi on Ehe m IiEllS
New York & Philadelphia Railroad are
again stalled at Ebenezer. and on the B1f-
iaIo 4 Southwestern. atElma. Passengers
are taking refuge from the intense cold in
farm shoIs9s inrtheyicinity. rTfains 4 M
reboftedO Abandoned III the Lake JSh 6fe
road, east OF Cleveland. II Is growing
,yerycold! :, now being only A, few desrees
above zero. : =" S7ssi q bItii
o,,.,r,Sr,.,..,, ,,,,es A
'ussgiS ;s!Iift ,5 SiE% igtLI
OLEvRL4ND, January lit was very cold
at y O'clock, Z; ;below zer9,, ana 2 DRIVING
snow IN the afternoon. Io+nlght IS clear
and cold All tho railroads are clear Of
snow. bat ahes passenger trSinsTdTs from
one to Ave hours late. Tie passenger
train due, here at ,1ir. N. left Buffalo five
hours late. The Lake Shore road has
n 81 ok s sssn ssnse sss RFtss
unload and wait tlllthe yards are cleat p
Dunaio'
TWENTY DEGREES REto% ZERO,
sr. Lor1s, Jahuaryf q AAr o:day = was the
70 10 below zero, and Nc siII sinking tonight
Dispatches from w estern Missouri, Kansas
and Central and southern Illinois inote
eI,G heir hsn
zero: In some pIsces Il fsIl U. sor more % than
90e below zero. Two, or three deaths by