New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
CHOW AND GREAT FLOODS
,4nu SKIES PROM cANApA TO VIRGINIA.


oo,,s ripoUGH A TREsTLE AND TliKEE
lh,, ,,,,s Iosr-TiIE STORM IL THIS STATE
" Y Oct. 3O.-A brisk snow-storln'
ho", ht tno season. set in here at about loSo tnis
inc NJ and lasted until p H., whitening inc no"S'
morning anu ias'0
tops and ground ..o.,o.
rr,,rr-N n. Y, Oct. 30.-A severe storm aeconp~
birh wind, has prevailed in this section s'no'
yeping 1t showed hard at an poippe7 Many steam
Main Valley. The mercury stan~' "' %
~ arc wndbound on the iaAo , ,..,,, ,oost
Svn,crsE. \. y, Oct. 30.-Snow ieH here u"i'"e ~
.fthe forenoon. ,.,or coorca r.
ns,rrr, n. Y, Oct 3O.-Tho schooner "eoleo 80
- from Ocdensburg in ballast, While a''emp'He
- tho harbor during the severe gaio 4"'' Us sr,
~ the new breakwater and went u P0C0'
~, Fllza Tackley, Of Brighton Cahaou was -
1 eUON ~ the crew Jumped on tho DreaKwa''r "Hol
INC l0'' - tot and were rescued. The schooner was
INC NVSiS Sv Narin Co.. AID WAS valued at @''000' ~
was insured ior ia Memberry owned by Barney Ever
Ine ~ sockcs Ilarbor from ErocKViIIe 10. ~
Ib 1m6cr struck the pier ahgo Hv aronnd noundeG
tnrSs tne i on the oil pier She was va4eu at F'''' az"
W p ,oi Insured The crew were s"Fe., =, -,
MONTREAL. oct 30-lt sno"eo s'0"''S noa s,,i,
s,orn last night played havoc among the snip
,r, ., rort several vessels pe'uS Hoi0 "a -' ~
eel aud one barge Delhg SUM ,.. :. 81. IN
So ro oct 3O-RepOrts from varions parts OF on-
,ato that the weather IS cola ana storm stormy, w. @ oia
inches u snow arc i0P
places -. On Tbore verc three inches of
.,,a ,oorniuc Tho weather is cold ana Dlustery'
u,,,,,oxp ya Oct 30.-A heavy ram during 'uo P"S'
four hours has caused the greatest noou k"o"n
d, the mast five years on the western eau anu
~ - ,ro richmond and Allegheny Railroad
ui"n '. s,h piv,r five miles east Of Lexington, was
"'' - aud a mixed train on the Ancghlny road
WasnOr nOrr,cEei Conductor Whitaker Engineer NlIlahs
and Fireman NyOn were Killed. All pASSons'r' "'i0
ppn,Iorxcr. r. l., Oct 30.-Thc New-York boats 10
and fr,m Newport much delayed by the storm 10
Sav Tho steamer Pilgrim, which should nave lelt ast
night was held back on account OF the heaVy swell uh'
,n c,oek this noon The steamer Bristol, eastward
-, i,o q, Ne,Vuort at o'clock this morning, en-
eogYterad heavy weather and WAS detained III tIle
scaHd and did not arrive until l2;lo O'Clock 'hs aler
o.,
uARR,soNBURG. Va, Oct. 3O.-The most terrible rain
orn gnownin the valley for years began here yester-
day and continued until past midnight More water fe
IN eighteen hours than has fallen altogether III the Two
wear, rreyious High water prevails everywhere, ana
ywashouts in the valley Drancn or the baltimore anu
oS railroad have delay yed all tri.us. The mountains
west Of this place covered with snow TINS morning
WASHINGTON. Oct S0-The Signal Service station al
Harper's Ferry reported at $50 O'Clock this morning
that the river rose and oachalf feet above low
wafer dnrng last night is expected TO rso high
durrg the next twentyfour hours At 1880 ocIock te
observer reported fOureen-nch rise since last report
and that ia ger0us floods are expected
PoRT Huron, Mich, Oct. 30.-A NOrtherly gale pre-
vailed bere all night the wind blowing at the rate oil
thrty-eght miles hour The gale hEally suo,ided,
and it is cold. vessel IS reported ashore Oh TUG
Canadian side about this point.
HooslcK FALLS. y. y, oct 80 tSpceial-There was a
light fail of snow this afternoon lasting some time
The mercury Is falling rapidly
CASAJoHARIE v Y, oct 80 tSPeeiGD-snow fell seye-
raj hours in the Mohawk Valley this afternoon and
Cherry Valley hills were whitehed'
UAzLEToN. Penn. Oct 80 (SpeciaD.-snow fell to a
depth Of an inch to-day and is SIN falling Al several
paces or the mountains IN the vicinity tho fall has
reached depth OF two inches.