New-York tribune., 1886-01-10

to run cars until afternoon Tho cable cars proved sue
cessfu and plonghed through the heavy snow "i'hou'
annarent nterrnpiiOn.

to run cars until afternoon Tho cable proved sue
cessfu and plOnghed through the heavy snow "i'hou'
apparent interruption.
WASHINGTON JAM 0-It has been storming at intervals
all day and Is showing hard again this evening. lhe
mercury at was lao above zero with every nu, i
cation OF falling before morning. as the cOlu Is
creasing hourly The mails this morning from every u
rcctOn were delayed several hours ana the
fall Of snow put stop 10 me Worh Oh un
The sleghing Is excellent ana fehnsy
ave has crowded all day with equpages OF every
description, from tho most stylish turnout 10 ar %
placed upon runners, tho whole presenting IN u
usual scene or gayety and animation.
OCEAN GROVE N j., Jan. 0 (SOeeidD The gale along
tic coast last night terrific and much damage was
done 10 the hotels signs and shutters were wrencned
snow STORM is the worst known for many years
WnKEsB,RRr jan 0.-Throughout the Wyoming
Valley snow has fallen depth OF from 13 to 16
inches causing great interference with all xmas Oh
traffic.
WuMrNGToS Dell Jan 9-Dspatchos from down the
Peninsula heavy far south rs Milford Be
low that point the snow turned to see or raln ana az
city the sTcecar lines have not ran to-day because Oh
bockaded several hours at Haros Corner Station
morning by heavy drifts.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 0--The snowstorm which began early
lasC nigh; continued until neatly noon today hen
depth OF nine inches had fallen. All the railroads were
bockadcd aud the trains were from five to seven hours
behind. The NewYOrk mails did not reach Baltimore
uni after midday. There are now indications OF
change To clear weather.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan. The cold wave struck Augusta
last night IL Is now 5o above zero and growing colder
west.
SAVANNAH Ga, Jan. o.-Thcro slight fall of suow
here this morning, the first in six years.
ENoxynLE, Tcnu Jan. 9-Tho lowest temperature
ing. This is tho coolest weather known at Knoxville in
many years
NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 0-The gale which began in this
section yesterday afternoon and which Is still prevail
ns, Is the -cverest for long time snow has not fallen.
but the shipping s detained and there Is much damage
on Land and water
C,p,,rt po,n I,, ,ha ooltorias a., tba
region which had resumed work after repairing the dam
suspend to-day By The heavy storm which struck the
mining districts midnight Snow Is from eighteen
inches to two feet deep aud trains are running regardless
of schedule Water il still flowing rapidly into The col
erlcs. aud shonld the weather become warm within the
age To mining operations
HARsrsBuRG, Penn. Jan. o.. The State Capitol Rink
collapsed from he weight OF snow OF the roof aud Is
total wreck. The loss Is $1,000 There WAS nobody In
the building n the time The snow has drited deep In
TINS vicinity and the rO ds almost impossible.
EAsroY. Penn, Jan. tSp,ciab.A snow storm set in
here last night and continued until this afternOon The
fall IS yarlou-ly estimated owing to the drifts. in The
mountains II is reported to be TWO feet deep. The rail
roads blocked ana not until tonight did passenger
trains move with regularity
CoaEr. Penn. Jan . tSpcciaD.-Tho heaviest snow
vrstrrdav vim ths wind from The easi 1hc riii Of
has been constant and this evening the snow
nearly two feet deep Ihr wind shifting to the west
piled the snow I'm dfins The mercury Wis al zero All
trains delayed from ono To four hours and the storm
was unabated.
WHEELING, in H. o--ln tnetWenty -loNr NOUrS cndlng
at o'clock tni evening the thermometer fell twruty-N
degrees and tonight registered four degree, above
fine. hard snow began falling at o'clock last uiEht
ana II has be- en- suow ever since. The is eight
inches deep and the drifts IN places Render the
country roads tupa.,lhe street aud railway travel
impcded passenger trains have been b4udOued
AMI frcishis are running irreguar.y.
CHATTNNOoCA. Tenn. Jan. 9.-Tho temperature here
this morning o'clock 80 below , below
AZ 10 a. rms Is the coolest weather ever known
here.
sTiUVroN. Va. Jan. "a heavy suovstorm last night
delayed trains and partly blOckadci the roads Four
teen inches fell Ia AOrth Mountain and six inches IN
~tauntOn.
LNNCHBrRG. Va. Jan. 9.-Tho weather here is cold
The thermometer i lj' and stlll tiius. TDerc
snowfall last uisht OF nyo inches.