New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
SNOW AND COLD ELSEWHERE.
THE WEATHER FROM MAISB TO TEXAs-TEMPER
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| TURE IN THIS STATE.
| DENIsON, Tex, Feb. 5.-Ihe recent storm In
the Southwest has in respects been the most Sc
| we're Oh the Snow fell all through Northern
Texas and 1t expected that much damage will result
TO vegetation and stock from the cold wave The news
FROM the Indian Territory indicates that the loss OF cat
tie m the Nation will be exceedingly heavy. The heav-
lest fall OF known in the Red Fork country Is
| now on the ground-at least eighteen inches on the
| level. Thcro is much suffering on the san
| Francisco extension west OF here and the
| loss of stock on the range VIII De
| unprecedented the snow lies on the
ground two days longer feed and water are unobtan
able In maIy OF the in the tIrber breaks
the stock usually In storms the snow drifts are
OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway. in the IN
dian Territory snow has been falling hard for the last
about two feet deep with heavy, cold north wind
i've to eight @ s and the already
undoubtedly perish. In the Texas Panhandle snow mas
fallen heavily and the cold Intense The loss to the
cattle int In the present famshed condition OF the
stock will. 1t is feared be unusually large
PRovNcITowN Mass Feb 6MThe aS, severe storm
with undated fury. the wind blowing regular biz
zard, with binding making IL impossible to SEQ
beaches for thirtysix hours At Dennisport the
has dIled 10 depth OF six feet and the roads are
blocked.
making communication with New-York by way OF
Wexford impossible The mails aud passengers go by
CASAJoH,Ru, Feb 5 (speciaD.-The coolest day for
years in the Mohawk Valley. Thermometer 3l4 below
Sharon Springs 32' below at Glovcrsvile; and
$50 below at Rockville.
SARATOGA Feb b.-An intensely cold wave swept over
this region last night accompanied by anorthsast wind
The below figures are: Rock City Falls 80 sara
toga 3Os Stony Creek 27s Balston spa. 259i schny-
ler 24e Bacon IIl, 22S; North Creek, 2O'.
BUFFALO, Feb. 5-Last night and this morning the
mercury recorded the loves. point T. has reached fns
mas
wArERTowN, Feb 5.-The mercury is 40o below zero
here this evening.
RoMK Feb 5. Tho cold wave reached here lst night
At a. ~ to-day the mercury ranged from 2O 10 De-
low zero. At Troy 1t is from 90 to 1l' below
PHILADELPHIA, Feb (Spocidb.- b.-Thermometer at
O'Clock this morning registered 4" below zero
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Ths morning was the coldest
OF the season. The temperature at the SlgnaI OHce
registered % below zero at o'clock.
WILMINGTON Del, Feb. 5.-The weather last night in
philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore trains we're de-
layed for several hours this morning The temperature
at z u. M. was 50 below zero
NORFOLK Va. Feb 5.-The weather last night was the
coolest known in this region since the great storm OF
1857 The thermometer at the signal station registered
3lso above at o'clock this morning The river Is
full OF ice and travel and mails from the north arc
greatly delayed.
BALTIMoRE. Feb. 5-Last night the coldest Of the
winter. At o'clock this morning the mercury indca-
ed 20 below Trains still delayed and navga
tion is again suspended there having been no arrival
or departure at this port to-day
RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 5.-Last night and to-day have
coolest here since December 80 1880 when the
thermometer in expOsed places at sunrise Indicated 50
below This morning at sunrise the mercury ranged
from 40 above to 80 below according TO locality. Re
ports from points in this state along the railroads show
similar condition, the Thermometer ranging In some
cases lGo and 200 below. Trains all roads which
have interrupted and greatly delayed by Wcdnes-
days snowstorn now getting all night and reSuminS
schedule time
TORONTO Feb Blast night the coolest Of tho
and OF many The mercury fell 10 23S below
here and to 44o below at Matawan. The weather
mOderaiing.