, 1881-02-13


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terday are Asan - .onorted The 1.ara shore
sereral wasaou1s a. ~ ,hair oaaf.houna traI1a
.bsndoned aoous a ~ .,,a MON .vater at To-
here ro-aa! o1 49, ,.o -, ,ha e,r1o,,o ,pb,o,
lido 1t ts tnousu' -. ~ 49, 80. .s..,a Ill,
.,o,d the pressure OF tno past ~" unys' WI WI
eeuo eot.o fn~night- The amount OF aaHaEe uone
Iaoev IIaaope,eht,ui Northern lnulana WILL feacn nany
tseusl1d !tssneusel1d dollars
r.1rprScE. KAs.
..~,rxcr. Kas., Feb. g.-The snow and wind
~" nA 3or the last forty eight hours has been
s'"n .s, business is virtually suspended. The
~. 49, "a yery badly drlfted. The railroads afe
sa1 .,".sad IN every direction. 4 coal-t7aln Is
~. ~ m the Carbondale Road one mile from
w. wv. and has been abandoned. 4 stock-traln
y .es s.,.ct on tho kansas Pacific i've miles from
brre. The express t1a'n aaoW aiae natsns StE uns
leen four n1nse ~ ,9avon roads .r.. cnmpleteiF
bioekea; tanicrs are nearly out Of cou. The
the - S,nsa,r;aliy subsided this evening, and the
'a'' -
DUBUQUE, la
-,,,-nur. Ia,, Feb. I2-Tho worst storm OF
1.asson Is upon US. i reuulnr blizzard sprung
W. .o.,arday afternoon, continuing nli night,
~ h,1h wind and fall of snow. All lines OF
w. .1 ~ showed in. The train bound west
W.. e,,at oot no further than Piasta. The one
hs& ne0. o~,t RI Enwor1h. remaining thero
con!n3 go arror, ta made tn RIM tro,na ~
Ill night 40 euol. a. naus ss,,a ~ .ua s.ans ~
d. It would be useless %ae me nEn w'na
4 blowing ~ I'll! tne Eue7 80 n.ns "
fifteen feet aeep au .,nahIay ~ r,,, M, sIa,.hs
me e1stitnted. The country roads are drlfted
VI, XII
u ~" -, nn
epse4a! OuPa.e" - ,nn e".eao 1 -A
OTTAWA, Ill, oo' ..oe,t 1ns "o3. ,'e11u. eno"
rem Of me year SCI ~ "a. 80 10, nssu., ano
r:ged WITH 0uF1'eauo 49,, tus Aooa'
Thc SNOW leu ~ -no |ep
nnc. Trains on Tue hocA As'anu noao "ete oe"
Irad nenr TiskilTn and Geneseo Tor many hours
~ ,.naaenrer. due here at 2 o'clock a. m,. only
,,,,.oIe R1rers hare fallen two feet. and i'm
kao sa;ae danger to the bridge has pnssed, rs the
Ee bas ceased to run.
MADlsON, WIS"
MADISON, WIS, teo. E'-Ihe most severe
torn Tor years visited th1s locality last night
About o'clock It commenced showing accom-
uapied br fierce northeast WIND which blew the
Z ea,ov in great drifts from six to ten feet high
- ,h+ +ro,ns with the execution nf rne St
Ias iasu. s." Snrth,rastoro p,ilrn.l dia m,
Paul tram ontne ~ 80 1ss ~ o 30
s*penoea ea s,;1; III eno~inr VIII hrist norhcasr
q .ina The telegraph and telephone wires are
xarxipx as usual.
FIRE IN THE NIGHT.
, Special Dtspdteh TO The Chteay" 1stotin@.
rxnypryp.SCr. ID, Feb. l2.-The dwelling
.an.s - snd furniture D. L. Robinson burned
tits morning at aoout . c4ock- af. Hoo'nson
|. axay from hosne, and neighbor who first
ored tho fire had hardy rime, IN arnuse the
Eamhs' ~oo "e1e HutI.eo 20. 1uto .ae 11o.tn a@4.1
sno@ II tusll oaee AFee .Aoo N!snt-e'olnes' a
EegaMf+ naru f,,'t, mns ad H. 1o i
s,sed in the Insurance Company Of North Amer
|ca nd the Watertown for $3.50.
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: WISOSA, MINI.
speesa1 Dapateh to 1fs Chicago Tribune.
TEoSA, MIMI. Feb. G.-The snow-storm Of
he roads vest and north arc running on time
This mornings eastern train on the Green Bay
/ Minnesota Road turned back at Marshiaud,
dx miles from Winona. Specials from points
u this road between Scranton and Green bay
'epoff IRON TWO 70 three rect OF snow anu neavy
Ills. ~ = a.ns .11i F onas ~ 10
cIror
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~ .s~ 80 ~ ~