New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
DEEP SNOW IN THE NORTH.
WINTER SWEEPS DOWN IN EARNEST
TWENTY INCHES AT GENEvA-THE STORM Strikes
SEw-ENGLAND.

TWENTY INCHES AT GENEvA-THE STORM STRIKES
SEw-ENGLAND.
BUFFALO, Nov. 13.-SnOw to the depth oil
eight and half uches fell here last night Tho highest
velocity Of the wind rweny-sx miles an hour No
disasters arc reported a this end OK the lake. out he
water Ia the lowest In several years. and number OF
vessels are aground in the harbor Railroad trac was
somewhat impedei this morning by tho snowfall.
ROCHESTER. Nov. ia foot OF snow fell here last
night and to-day 1t is still showing and blowing fur-
ousy Tho street blocked for several hours
requstion to clear the tracks Trains on all the rail-
roads converring here i'm psded and delayed
ITHACA, Nov 13 The drzzing rain storm which set
In carry yesterday afternoon turned to snow early In
the evening AM The fakes fell rapidly and without COS
sation throughout the night At O'Clock this morning
the snow measured exactly foot deep on the level
The storm abaed somewhat that hour but the ner'
curry dropped a fow points aud the air again became
filled With falling snow. There is high wind, and the
snow drifting BADLY Railroad travel Is considerably
impeded and all trains lsta Fears are en tertaned
OF hsastrous nood In this valley II tho snow goes on
suddenly.
OswBGo. Nov IA "blizzsrd" struck Oswego at
$50 O'Clock last night aud today it Is still blowing and
showing bard Trains delayed and the street rail-
road Is blocked for the fest time since It's operaton
feet often light vessels left hsre for Canada about DARK
last night aud fears felt for their sssty UP
10 this time but ono. the snow Bird has Deen noara
from ana she was ashore at Charlotte Inc Grew 10
and the snow /. bnsas is feared that tho damage
TO shipping is great
LocKPoRT Nov. 13-It began showing furiously hero
last at 10 O'CLOCK and finally ceased at O'Clock to-day
The snowfall has been from eight to ten Inches deep
and 10 now thawing slowly.
WATERFOWL Nov 13-Thers was q hoavy snowfall
last night and snow Is stll falling II s now over loot
and half deep Trains more than m hour late on
all roads ieaifng TO the city.
AUBURN, Nov. 13-rhere Is = foot OF snow on the
ground here and 1t Ia still showing.
GENEVA Nov. 13.-The heaviest snow storm ever e1-
perenced this early IN the season Is now prevains
here. The snow twenty inches deep on the level ana
drifts from feet deeD. Trains on al the
roads centering here two hours late Dispatches
that there foot OF ground at Utica
about three inches at Albany aud eight lnches AT br~
BOSTON. Nov. l3.-Dispatohes from various portions
OF fNewHsmpshirs aud Vermont indicate heavy fall OF
snow last night and this morning
PoUGHKERPsE, Nov. 13.-It has been raining SHOW
ing and blowing for the past twenty.four hours Con-
siderable snow has fallen. but 1t melted rapidly Las.
night the wind tore down fences stripped trees anu
broke $50 psnes OF glass in Hsggertys n0thouse' Ine
Hudson is unusually high: Sailing vessels soad along
under jibs or bare poles Trains are AL deiayed.
CANAJoHARrE, Nov. 13.-phere is over foot OF snow
on ground in Mohawk Valley. and the seighng
good IN places Railway and canal sraic 10 m-
pared.
SYRACUSE, Nov. l3-snow to tho depth of fifteen
inches has fallen here Northern trains are showed in
aud Western trains are delayed several hours.
EIGHT INCHES DEEP IN WEST VIRGINIA.
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, Nov 13-Persops COM
Ing from West Virginia to-day report eight inches OF
snow on Pendeton Mountain. In the Aneghenies, and
still falling The mercury stands at thirty-three here
and II has been snowing IN furres all day.
WRECKED IN BLINDING SNOWsTORM
MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 13.-Three freight
engines the Central Vermont road we're wrecked In
binding snowstorm this morning north OF Montpelier
The second engine into the first and both were
was also dcbed The accident caused delay OF three
hours. One brakeman was slightly hurt