Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04

lsrrclAL DisrArcHrs TO II coIp HUI
DAnI Naval
THE COLD SNAP.
~Surerlngs In the North and East
Railroad Trains Delayed.

-hullTOdu IIuins bCieyVes
SYRACUSE. Jan. ga binding snow
storm ragged in this vicinity all day and
still continues. No trains have arrived
over the Oswego. Biughampton and
Northern roads. A train was made up
in this city for Albany and left at l1.20.
The train was drawn by two engines.
When near Canastota the forward engine
broke loose and darted ahead into q
snow.bank where il stuck. and the SEQ.
ond engine. with the train, ran into the
forward engine. wrecking several cars
and throwing them down an smbsnk.
msnt. The express car caught FIRE and
its contents were consumed with . por-
ton OF the mails. The engineer and
firsmsn were injured. also the brake
man and express messenger. After the
tracks we're cleared another train was
made up and started for Albany.
The Atlantic express which left Roch.
ester at 3 p. N. stuck In Q snow drift at
Psirport. The New York mail train left
Syracuse for Rochester ct II 40 and got
stalled at Palmyra. AL the freight and
live stock trains are abandoned. Pas.
sengers who left here Thursday are stuck
OF Brewerton, unable to leave the train.
At Christopher.strest ferry there was
some trouble, but the Chambers-strset
line ran with considerable regularity. At
midnight the boats were running on all
the North.river ferries except the Court.
laudt-sireet line, though very irregularly.
Some ferry lines on the East river laid
up their boats.
RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 3.-James river,
which has been only navigable for steam.
ers for several days. was closed tonight.
The Thermometer at midnight was 8 de-
grees below zero.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 3.-No cessa.
ton OF the storm, and the wind still
blows thirty.fve miles an hour. Bust
ness on all the railroads centering here
is suspended. But three passenger trains
have arrived to-day. One train by the
New York Central from Albany. due here
ut $40 Thursday evening. arrived at
II 80 this evening. drawn by thirteen
engines with snow plows.
YASKroS, Dakota, Januury g. The
Thermometer this morning was %
degrees below zero. Trains stationary.
BISMARCK. Jan. 3.-Msrcury 50 de-
grees below zeno here.
Sr. PAUL, jan. "a WINNIPEG
special says the mercury is 20 degrees
below zero there, 80 below at Fort Petty
and GO below at Battleford, the capital
OF Northwestern Territory.
Albany. Jan. 3.-No trains from the
west have reached here since 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
PTTsDURd, Jan. 3.-Seven TO twenty
degrees below zero. Trains are greatly
retarded.
NEw YoRK. Jan. 3.-The westerly
gale continues with undated force.
The thermometer 10 10 degrees above
zero. The navigation OF North river Ia
seriously impedsd. The boats OF the
CORTLAND. street limo have suffered the
greatest interruption during the day,
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