New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

since tire great blizzard has prevailed here all day
six nclc, Of snow had fallen AT noon and since that
time terrific wind and hail storm ha! made exposure
halarylous The mercury tonight registers dceitc,
above zero. Navigation on the -Ound i suspchueu
and all traips are late.
birmingham. Conn. Dec 90 (SpccIaD-Snow fell
here until noon today and then changed to SECT wmcn
fll five hours The wind blew at one time with muSh
force tt night the wind not 80 strong. bul INC
hail fell in greater quantity
ptttsccld Mass Dec. 90 (SpeciaD.-Thc great snow
storm which has been raging all day i increasing 10
night Tho wind is blowing a gale ana the loot or
more ~ snow which has fallen TO-DAY Is pilcd mp ID
Great drifts MI trains east on the Boston and Abahy
I,rp,d arc from % four hours late. me me-
rury continues Ia fall. II i an exceedingly WIN hE"'
iu Berkshire.
spr.nggcd. Mass. Dec. 20 t~pccian.-Th" storm
here while not particularly severe. reached such a
mint rs 10 delay travel greatly. all the railroad trains
being late and thc electric street cars rendered almost
uscs, before tn" end or the afternoon. The Ne" York.
Sew Ila,cn and Hartford road suffered TIE most Sonc
- tho t-lrs beur an hour late with two engines
Tho morning express from Montreal over an hour
,tc Hy mean, Of the snow poucl-. the ,'rcc railway
tracks were kept open. The fall ayea3e1 apon' zen
inches mp to p. m. with no signs 81 abatement
FAN pivcr Mass, Dec. 2G.-T1c heavy -n"w~torm
which ha, lasted all DAY turned 10 rain from th'
eat at : n'cIock. 80 passenger boat lcft IN ~
for Nov York, On account OF the STORM pu' uc H''E''
boat In here ~ usual
Concord \ H. Dec 2G.-~now began falling carly
rl. morning The indication, arc that the storm
ril bc tle heaviest ~ the Wintcr. Report received
hcre say that the storm b. heavy Throughout me '".'
Portland. Nc Doe. GA havy gale IS blowing
from the northeast The mercury is 10 degrees
above zero The snow has ialon fast since noon
and DRIFT badly. "a" hor-"'ar~ arr running WIN
four hor-cs The trains from the West are ont 81
share Trains are stalled at We'll. and n is not
kunwn when thcy Will got lu. Ih" cNpr"-- over ul'
Grand Trunk from Montreal IN" ~ , -. wa. gre
hour late ~ Island Pond. and said I" be ,thlri
there Maine Central train are Lo' mu'h Hc'Ntu
II f. n bad nisht on the coast.
Bangor Me- Dec 3Glt WA the coolest weather
for several day, thi, morning in thi- div. the Tier
momet.- reg storing degrees below ~n'" began itiI
ur about ; O'Clock. and continues this evening" IN"
snow * accompanied by high wind.
burlington. Vt. Dec. 2G-Th" Thermometer ~ :
H. vas 20 degrees below. and II has been >uoWinc
.incc 10 a. m. about three inches having fallen.
heavy snowfall (, reported from Nh" south ana east
only one mail to Northern vermont reached here To-
DAY 81 10 to night n !, SIN showing haiN.
Lyndonvirc. Vt. Dec 9th" Thermometer regis
tered 40 dccrcrs below last night ard 30 degrees
| below this morning.
| Rutland ". Dec. 20.->uow began falling Tn Rut
land t- morning aud has continued stcndiiy All day.
with ntlo prospect Of cessation. Reports ft"n other
sections Of the stat" indicai" that the storm ta- bee"
| heavy Railroad traffic ha, been greatly nuprd"d.
Afternoon and nlght trains from Io-t"n were dIsc'h-
| timed