The sun., 1888-01-28


san aess psnnsysan.
the s Nouns
east did not arrive here until about II O'Clock.
from n'p. Hsprrsbara Ets % last 0 nsht % clear 's
tracks. but the train did not get through. The
sna s Gss Is srsd n0
the engines cannot push through II. A large
Of The was Tok
rapidly as 1t was cleared away
VERMONT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE SHOWED UNDER.
CosocHp. n h, Ja.; a7.-All the railway lines
q
ward to the White Mountains: the Canadian
border, and the upper Connecticut valley there
many % miles oi railway track a. M are buried under
drifts Of snow from seven to fifteen feet IN
ss hs t.Fs Is aS Tnd @ f. SS
HoSd
Sorfmsp. Ten miles nom thls sisyS n cross: @
1ps tpse s.d anRsa
greckIne train was sent out to clear the track:
h ss GSfs bs 3 oen 81 h osn FhuTsday e
Noatrsai That LET Soston 81 :; NJ :fSs on Thurs. %
Il u a hs s as
PLYMoUTH. Jan. 27-The weather here is the
Sans sesr g.
and the thermometer. is g. below zero. The
wind is blowing hurricane. Seven trains are
land. Some Of them are without. fuel OF. .vater,
and II Is Impossible to communicate with any
e them No malls have been received since
,HANoyER Jan. 27I,The fall Of snow to the
depth Of eighteen inches, with the fierce wind
made t6s most, complete blscksas ior many any
years. The back roads are impassable. The
mflSaz fHoqs f. 5sn 1'S- f5D to late hour tonight
no trains had moved on the White Mountain
division Of the Boston and Lowell e, Railroad
posssy sSnaay
aitsrnoop ' vSiIs three @ locomotives @ ives we're we're push.
ing plough through the snow. near Meredith,
IT, .soas e soSh a hs ss 1sassn %
morning, came along. and when near the wreck
the stove and severely burned. About forty
shen started for the village hotel at
@ scene from Lake ViaFe tbs sn eSesins w y WITH
shovels. as tho ploughs have been abandoned.
Sre MOVING nHs Two casss q seeainH r% have % BEEN
rsR9Tssa hsFs 9sas 18th. train which
Boston Yesterday morning arrived this after
Su. With IL
two passenger coaches. It got as far as East
Clarendon, when the entire train. with the ex-
blocked north OF Rutland. There are eleven
Ss ss At e% shsSsa &osr.s das ssrs % s
last night The Bennington ana Rutland road
Is running trains. IT This is the worst blockade
badly choked up, and the roads are lmpassable:
Snow is falling. the weather is bitter cold; and
season. The g wind Is blowing. and Is stil drift.
ing the snow. filling up the railroad tracks al
most as fast as they are cleared.
4 vxRITABLH BL1zzARD IN MAINE
BANGOR. Jan. 27..The blizzard which struck
this State early on Thursdsy norning was the
most severe since the remarkable storm Of two
ped sboa @ TN TIN es 81
Snow fell necessarily until this afternoon. and
Ssus1R S tss ns ss the d Hsy
count OF tho drifting. business is nearly sus-
city schools since. Wednesday. and viii not be
.H until next week, II being Impossible r to make
H. F %
6osksd Ss late hour hs but
The Pullman trains east and west from this
city this morning were csneellsd. but this fore
expected that It win se. ii through % The rail- "a t.
road lines east Of here to Bar Harbor. Piscata-
quis county, and tho provin noes are heavily
through very late. The country % roads Es are fear
iore commancation is Established SISh ts betsssn Ss
81 4 sSs5S nS ss
ins must EssSls III NV fofH sisansr spasf oely
been detained three days By tho Ice In the
river and bay, and BY the storm. The weather
s9Ps sd dsss ps s 1
added to the hardshlps of the people,. French
msns Bay is roTsn over nearly the whole
on the main land. and at Machias f port tho , hay.
bor Is frozen oyer, for three miles.
SSes Gsf IL
severity that Of the Northwest. At Kineo.
sGS hs % f., wssk S
the snov is from three to five feet deep. It is
Impossible for men to work out Of doors for any
and feet, and much suffering is reported among
81 fhe dlly 2 sheltered laeorers on the Canadian
cyy ssa s
produce famine. tho stocks on hand being very
lev, and nearly all sources OF supply cut of
son. tho ground having been bare U up U to Ia a week
ago. and the weather moro like late autumn
PoRTLAND Me-. Jan. 27--The city Of Portland
is nearly dug out, but nothing like the storm
has been known here for thirty years or more.
Train over the main track y the Crank M gys Trant
from Lewiston Junction. The branch road is
still obstructed. Old railroad men say that the
Grand Trunk was meyer In a worse condition
after great storm Bangor did not suffer as
much as Portland. and east OF that city trains
Boston and Portland were moro than twenty
four hours In making the trip.
ALL NEW ENGLAND sNowBouND.
wBGsTCS Nsv Jan 256MAtdItona reports from
Massachusetts show that the blizzard which
has prevailed now for nearly three DAYS is one
England The course OF the storm was marked
BY peculiar freaks: It's worst fgEy seems to
springaseld and nd Albany; Albany Boston suffered no
weather tonight and II the wind is high, but
there is no snow to drift and travel between
Boston and New York Is uninterrupted ON all
lines, except that, on, the Albany road west of
none will bs sent out until the tracks have been
raise the blockade until the wind subsides
snow lies thirty feet deep over the rails and
that there are miles Of track whore the depth
varies between eight and twelve feot, The ac-
tqai fai 81 % snow. however, ever, was not moro than
PALMER, Mass Jan. 27.-rhe S:35 express