Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-26

WARRINGTON, Nov. 26.-The Signal
OIioe last night, furnished the following
"a severe storm, which ia now central
OH the South New England coast, will
probably cause SHOWS In New England
which will interrupt railway travel, and
rain, changing into sleet and snow in
Southeastern New England, will prob
ably Interrupt telegraphic communities
tion with that section The force Of the
gale reached q velocity Of so miles per
hour at Block Island this afternoon >"
ATLANTIC CITY, Nov GA rain and
hail storm visited here yesterday. and
there was an extraordinary high tide with
tremendous seas. Much damage was
done along the ocean boulevard, a part of
which was washed away with a number
OF small frame buildings
WILKEsDARRB, Pa, Nov. GA heavy
snow storm, accompanied by high wind
prevailed In this vicinity yesterday.
About four inches of snow fell In tie
city, and depth Of six inches Is reported
in the neighborlng mountains.
NEW YORK, Nov, 20 There was four
inches OF snow In the Mohawk Valley
last night, and the storm was still pre-
Vailing The Erie Canal Is Aled with
boats stalled or fearing to move.
PoU0HKERPsIR, N Y, Nov 28-snoV
began TO fall here at noon yesterday, aud
last night the storm still prevailed, The
wind blew at the rate of fifty miles an
hour. The ferry boat Highland was com
PEELED to abandon her trips. Three
toWs put in at one Of the city piers for
the night.
CLAREMoNT, N. H., Nov. 26.-Fiye
inches OF snow fell here yesterday. Snow
varying in depth from two TO ave inehas
Also fell at Brattleboro, Vermont; Nashua
and keene, New Hampshire, and Salem,
Massachusetts,.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. GA fierce
northeasterly gale ragged during satur.
day night aud yesterday Snow fell
night.
CoNEY ISLAND, Nov. 90. The tide was
unusually high here yesterday, but the
chief damage reported was the washing
away OF some small frame buildings and
sbanties between Nortons Point and
West Brighton. The storm ragged All
day In Westchester county, blocking
up the roads in many places with snow
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov 90 -Four
and half inches Of snow fell here yes
terday. The snow turned to rain at nIsh.
aud nigh wind prevailed
lEwEs, Del Nov 25.-The wind is
Blowing at the rata OF sixty miles an
hour and steadily increasing. There are
about ore hundred vessels IN the hirbor
F. O. MaulPs pier has been broken In two
pieces by wreckage. The wires between
here and the Breakwater have ceased
working. At this evening a large.
three masted schooner parted her cables
and the captain put her a.hore near the
Government Pier A number oil vessels
are expected to be ashore by morning
The bark Hannah, from Philadelphia
for Limerick, and sch oner william d.
Marvel, are reported ashore IN the harb9r,
and echOoner Of about 800 tons is ashore
at Reboboth life saving station. The
cargo of laths and crew were safely
landed from the latter vessel
New YoRK, Nov 20 There was a
rough sea in New York Bay yesterday,
and the Staten Island ferry boats had
difficulty in making their slips. A three.
masted ship, anchored of Tompkinsvilie,
dragged anchors and narrowly escaped
collision with the cruiser Boston. A
two-masted schooner, with cargo OF
bricks was blown ashore off Constable
Hook and went 10 pieces. Her crew got
ashore in the yawl.