Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-10

BOSTON, Jan. 8 The schooner Juliet,
II Ellsworth. Maine, was driven on the
rocks near Deer Island last night. aud
her captain. mate aud cook drowned.
NKwBUBIPoRr. Mass. Jan. 9.-The
severest storm for many years has been
raging here the past twelve hours. The
schooner George freeman, Captain
Thur.ton, with crew Of Ave men, went
out OF th.s port yesterd ~ afternoon and
nothing has yet been heard from her.
SPRING LAKE. IN. j.. Jan. g.
Schosnsr Mary @. Farr. of Pniladel
phia, from Baltimore for Providence, Is
ashore ON the outer bar and will be a
total wreck. All hands were lost.
NEW York. Jan. 9-rhe snow storm
which ragged all last nigh. With unaba
ted fury continued during today. IL
was accompanied BY q very high viad,
which caused drifts In sheltered places.
Il also had the effect Of delaying travel
IN the city 10 a great extent. The
storm seriously interfered With the
promp. arrival of mails. A number OF
vessels parted their havsers and vent
floating at the mercy Of wind aud tide.
At least two are missing aud have
probably hpated ost TO sea.
BosroS, Jan. 9.-Reports continue Ia
Gene in from points along the coast
showing that the storm OF last nigh,
worked havoc among the shipping. A
Proyincetown dispatch says that a
large heet Of schep ners. including II
three masters. were od Highland Light
at sunset last night, several Of which
reached Provincctovn In safety. bal
.uany others we're driven ashore OF
foundered together. No lives are re-
ported 10 have been lost, bot the life
saving crews were kept busy. and there
were many marrow escapes.
The tus Confidence left With two set.
of divers. bound for the bark Ibis,
ashore on Stone Horse Shoal.
Captain Fisher OF the Peaked hill.
Bar life saving station reports that az
unknown three masted schooner poued
ed along the bar fer about q mile al
daybresk aud finally vent clear out oil
the bar. He saw her crev in the rigging
and the vessel had apparently lost bel
rudder and some sails. 10 vas impos
sible 20 aid her.
A number Of coasters vcre blown suI
10 sea. The wind reached velocity oil
20 miles per b oar az one time.
Kansas CrrY, Jan. 9.-The sun shines
brightly today and the 5ilxxsrd is end
ed. The eastern trains arrived without
serious dclay. and western trains are
expected to be moving on time tomor
row.
ATLANTIC CrrY. IN. j.. Jan 9.-Ths
storm here gas one Of the wsrst fol
many years House we're uuroofed
and the high tide did great dsmses
.ts,rx, thu "a frout
BosroS, Jan. She schooner joliet
struck on the rocks between Desi
Island and winthrop Head daring the
gale today. She bad six persons on
bard, three OF whom Lost their lives
Capt, Leach, Charles rourRee, the mate
and lanes Dunn. steward.
Al Portland much damage has beef
done TO sh,pp,ug by the storm. Th'
TAGS are keps basy saving vessels IN thu
harbor, various seusstsonAi reports are
In circulation, bat all thai is definitely
known 10 that @ large SANDER of vesscii
we're outside Last night and thai Their
10 ureckaee ahoai
ST. PAur. Jan. She signal enoel
sAys every INDIGESTION 10 that the forc'
of the Gold wave ts broken, bot u wi
Re soUe time before the weather sii
beeome very moderate Al HeienA tn'
mereury registers nine degrees so W
zero today, which shows the vavs %
left ttst section 81 ecantry and 10 trav
cling rapidly On the Aissoari valley
The lowest temperasore reached "a
at MinuedosA, A.nitsba, where ID
thsrmenes<r Registered 81 degrees b
loo Zero. Ga the Northern PAesnt
from BrAinsrd 20 Fargo. The tempera
ture varies from q 10 81 degrees beio'
s-ro, the latter 81 ws1ena-