Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
ANOTHER STORM.
4 howAag hllzzzra n AeK Yofk
and Pennsylvania.
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Aits A.e ~ NsAnsAbece WIN ltti4 tstttta
fNry Sinoug ~inSs caused the
SNOW ~ driR sadly ana viii ne
iow teaperst0ne which masrs sac
driving snew cpi like = knile loeomoiiau
sbout the city is very oiffcuh and un-
comforts nle The wina soengs 81 havs
blown nost u ths sae~ from iht sit-
sstea rallTasa ano Stres i-oaI trs.slNs. aHs
tAus far no SERIOUS lEterrnpiiuH "a oe-
lav 81 tFaxel tykboSe methods haas been
reported There Is no indications 81
oessai on Of the storm and reports ~.ii
doubtless come la later ~ treabls on
the railu1sss The wires 4rs sars 10 sc
badly interrupted Il the storm oon-
tlnues, - BON seslas certain.
Al noon The snow was eight inches
deep ia the streets causing great delay
10 traffic. The signal serfice people
say there are two hiElar0s racing thls
way from the West and tAas they wlA
meet heresbouts. Railway companies
are preparing * combat another
storm like that of sRo years
ago Navigation on the rivers and
The bay is seriously integfered
with bat so Tar no accidents have been
Used - be the worst since tae hl41ard
II March. lsss, has been giving the
South taste of its quality since early
Thursday morning aud iis rentcr
worked Us way un from Louisiana 10
Tennessee from 8 a m- 10 p. ~.
The storm has practically paralyzcd
business in Brooklyn to-day and bui
few pedestrians are seen upon The
streets Great BANKS 81 snow are piled
upon either side Of the great thorough
fares and the numerous cars 81
the street lines are experiencing
great difficulty ia running apon
scheduled time. Only few wagons are
out and al business appears 20 have
been abandoned for the tin.e brjzg. ln
places the snow has orifted % the depth
of several f,.t and lies piled up against
doorwsys and steps undlsturbed Ia
the outlying wards the storm is espsci.
ally severe.
Dispatches from interior points say
that the blizzard i raging throughout
The state over a foot Of snow fell at
places along the Hudson and sbeve Al.
bany
BUFFALO n. Y. Dec 26-Thursdsy
night was the coloest of the season,
tho Thermometer registering sboCs 10
above zero. A heavy blizzsrd began -
an early hour and the snow drifted bad
ly in places.
PIrTsBUB6H. Dee. ga storm q fne.
dry snow struck this city 81 ~ o'clock
Thursday night, and has continued
without cessation. At noon there was
about twelve inches Of fresh snow. The
horse and electric railways IN Pittsburgh
aud Allegheny are almost impssss Die.
Trains from the South and East are
several hours late. A heavy snowfall
is reported IN the Allegheny mountains
WAsHfSGToN. Dec. &c. -A heavy
snow-stOrTn prevailed in Washington
and vicinity al night A drilling rain
fell for several hours Travel on
the street-car lines has been great
( ly retarded and trains from all points
arc late IN arriving. IL is the hcavi-
est storm experienced in Washington
since the blizzard Of March, 1855 The
signal Office announces that unsettled
weather viii prevail. with heavy suow-
storms from the lake region eastward.
HARRIsoNBURe. Va. Dec. 2e - A
severe snow-storsn set in "Wednesday
morning and It is still showing The
country roads are yet blocked from the
snow-storm on December u and is and
travel is almost entirely suspended
SrAUNToN. Va. Dec. 2s-Snow fell
F all dav Christmas and j. now four
inches deep. The country roads are
blockadeo aud business partially sUs-
pended.
ST. LoUrs. Dec. 2e The heavy snow
storm Of Christmas day has caused some
7 inconvenience 10 railroad trsvel. and
trains on surrounding railroads are
4 from one % four heurs late. The snow
is about one foot deep on the level
Reports from the interior II the State
say The snow is from ~ % fifteen
inches deep The weather is now clear
and mild
Ctvc1vxATr Dec - e-Snsw began -
fall early THURSDAY morning and con
tiuued al dsY. with the thermoncter a.
2s and 20 degrees The horre-csrs keep
/ going with difficulty. hut The electro
and cable lines run on time
ST CforD. MINI. Dec "a hesvv
( sno7v-storrn in thc SHAPE ~ q hlizza"d
prevailed here al day Thur.6sv y is
The first snow 81 any Consequence this
season.
SArFu. III. rec % Snow feli herr
Wednesday night and Thursday 70 ne
depth ~ foot u vas accom- panieS
hv a fierce northeast wind which
6rifted the snow 80 thst 10 many places
Is ia several feet deep
VArpAEHt. j. Dec 26-snow fsil
here 20 depth ~ 'en inches u win
prove # rrest benefit - fhs growing
whest. which vas needing moisture
badly