New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
IcBILLIyG SEPTEMBER RAIN
SEVERAL GOLD WAVES on THEIR WAY f'ASA'
WARD

SEVERAL GOLD WAVES ON 1nTA" "
rh. ,ono heralded cool made tardy arrives
in this city OH Wednesday night. and wiiic us p7s
was not felt with anything like severity II oio"s ,
with 1t some dieagreeable weather' Az ""o NV a,
noon Yesterday however. that the STORM D'on0' "
first the rain fell In light showers but as the a"oo
wore on the downpour increased Il" s.Ca , .,
forge and at O'Clock It seemed plain that the Si
rou,d continue throughout the night AT y a. H. u'
tam ncrature was &C degrees. at neon 1t had Risen !"
as degrees but at 40 it had fallen to % degrees ~
continued downward. To aid the ram III ""o
discomfort to pedestrians, came SUohs "o'
wind. which increa ,cd In violence as das"hc'' "p
proached and dashed the raindrop' INTO u'e i"'e' "
the people going home from business.
"The cold wave ha, covered the whole OF inc oo"'
try east of the Mississippi with RAIN SAID Fersc'"'
Dunn. and there is still another storm OF r"i"' Nv"
in Dakota. moving rapidly eastward. nen'hu 'u, 49,
No. there is another cold wave OF far greater ~.
ten.i,y than the now upon 'ls. IN , !" fezIng
Northwest the temperatures are bcio" tho a,
roint. Tho rain now falling /, likely , r"n,' ny
until tomorrow morning ana ' w t nr
clearer weather with slightly hi'"'r '"'p'
EFFECT OF HEAVY RNNFALIE IN THIS SiNir
Syracuse. y. V. sept. IL (Spcriah.- Ram ia' "'
falling heavily here all day. Within the last '"'l
four hours q careful estimate places tue '''''"' ~
over three inches the ccncra average amount III
risen considerably to the great discomfort ana daha:c
~ the pleasure resorts, The t;rang"r' picnic at maple
Eay usually attended By thousands. Iad Z" De roc.
nitnly postponed. The New York STATE fair was "
have opcncd IN day. but the rain has in'criewu serious"
with tho programme. Fortunately tie iair Hr""""'
arc unidentified, 50 that when sunshine come, "e".
II will not not take long before the fair can DC hcu
wrb n reasonable dcy,rc Of surcc,S There Is re
m.rk,ly large number IT exhibits this year a'" ''
semi centennial celebration promises to he Dis
II the weather proves go'si
Elmlra y. T., sept. II 'Spcclal)-Ihc river "''
ovcrnowed iis banks early tii, morning rt~chhS ''
Interstate Fair t.r,urds. II chccHcd Tor t'h'
hv the high bank which the management han DUN
along this side Of the exposition grounds. but shortly
ltor noon the water broke over the bank ana ruAlc"
ON, upon the exposition grounds IN t'rNh''' ~"
race,rack wa, soon submerged. TIL" grphnS "'lc S"
surrounded by III" waters and tn" animals "h'h WIZ
| br,ncbt from Central Park Ncw-l"rk III" !" !"
removed To a place Of safety The entire groiuN N''
tccame a vast lake. Exhibitors had a livrN time III
| m,virc their display 4 large force Of men mas
Aeon At work there all day, and 70 MORROW morning inc
fair viii go OIL. - ~
,rh. Fri. wards in this city have been hl"rkc' All
d,v no train, having passed over ii> dN'"h >''''
,c>teriuy morning until thi' cv'hi"f' Wi'"V' "
,I,,, ,h, river indicate that u" damage done Is
rrc.,cr than AZ first reported. At Addison III" "''
was the Highest known for twenty TX year, '''
-,y al, the brja..., In tho nrichh"h"'d v'Tc carrie"
4
away The suspension bird ;c east OF the Guy Wa "
I LADY, bent aud twisted t'at 1t l'' been "''''''''
This evening" the river Is again falling ahh' ~ Nv
ruin has fallen ,iacc morning. II" uit"r ch's'r i
! IN. aood /, apprhrrdri. Til" mrr'haht' III "''
,,i,v aud farmer, Lrun .lpni the valley lose hca'
LAC tho tt-h but no estimate "f the d'iIas" 81" y"
| made nniil the water has rc'"d"l
| Caii,,en y T.. sept II ,>p'Hl'- KAN b'E'" ~
fall here TUESDAY cycnlnf. and L '"i'lh"' '"'"'''
| at day Yesterday Puriy tr"h h"w"h I'M us" w"
! si-et carving Sidewalks. stump. w"n "'u o''''
/ stray material rot aucl"rrd Tor III" thru t"''
within ,hf,c YEAR, all tie south and wet portions d Lie
village WEIR, under water. 80 sciiou, damage ha' Wcm
| dnnc although many cellar. 0rr null ana "hyH.IJJ
The & ',t.r, ri.,r cans over IT. hanks ai' ''u''
mo ,orth norton Of tho ,illasr. raus''g -'c ~
+" TINT .rc,,on 10 move up /" TIE scr"h' "o"r VI
| their hou>c>. 49,. la. suCorcd severely
| ,-,u oon1. "A, have all the towns along mo uN.
| ~ the FIRE. ard r.porte from h"k towns NV '"''
| many irti.,s hal., been Wa,h"d ON. :, .,.,
| ,H,, Tow ,i-,td m ~" WAGER that j." '',i'n >Mir
| tho Cln,,,rp Rivrr. and lunc'd III. ~ r.. "
| r,,, l,cu recovered. The dlilif" 10 ~" ''"r
| ,rxn,',i ,r,rrr,y N the t"hurt'n Valley !, sNit
Tho IRAN. ai.' .tll ~ >t1hd~'s! ~ w" f-i'o "'
| prl,war,. Larknw anna and VI. tern r'ti|
| I,ica ~ Y. sept. ll.-fh" Ir"l"d IN TINS Von''''
= ,hrnu,.,lv soaked With which las Teen fsi!'il-
| .o,.,,r,y for forty -l.ht hours In the nor Na!'i>
49, L,mg j. suspended. Tn" streams are o'trho" ~
| il,.,r banks aud tho Mohawk River hats are '"c'V'
| "A M.s