Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-13
WIND, RAIN, SNOW AND ICE.

hANbi hhANi INV ~ AiHN AN'
Further Reports Of The Damage from
Various Places.
The storm Followed by Delighted
weather In ,brasisa-tho
Jramc uesumcd.
NEW ORLEANs, Feb. l3.-Adviccs
10 the Associated Press from various
points Of Louisiana, Mississippi aud
Alabama report very severe wind and
rain storms. House,, fences aud barns
are blown down, the streams are swol.
len, carrying away bridges aud doing
other damage.
STILL sSowING.
CLEVELAND, Feb. l8.-The snow
storm hero continues, with bitter,
biting wind from the northeast. The
snow IA nearly a foot deep on the level
and Il has drinel 10 many feet Ia
places. The trains aro moving With
the utmost difficulty.
CLEAR AND COLD.
Sr. LOUIS, No., Feb. l8.-AdvlcCs
from all parts Of Missouri, Southern
Illinois, Northern Arkansas and con-
tiguous territory say that yesterdays
storm shas been replaced by clear
cold weather. THIS trAill ~ rapidly
roaumlng a normal condition.
DELIGHTFULLY."- WARN.
OMAHA, Feo. l3.-Tho big storm has
passed and the weather n delightfully."-
warm; all suspended traffic has been
res umed.
AT AN Esd.
CHICAGO, Feb. I8.-rhe blizzard IL
ut au sud ia this region and thu traillc
~ being rapidly resumed, though this
trains from the East nte considerably
delayed sill.
FIFvEEN INCHES DEEP.
GLOvERsvILLE, NY, Feb. lathe
storm continues, and tho snOw In tf.
teen inehts deep,
IN BOSTON.
BosTos, Feb. lS.-The blizzard IL
etill raging. IL reached Its height at
3 O'Clock tnis morning anu has slightly
abated since. IL was the sbverest Ia
years. The snow II Aoven Inches deep
anu the street car lines arc blockaded,
telegraph anu telephone wires are
down. Many schools are closed nnd
general tTaiiic impossible. The
railroads south and east are blocked or
.Ns.IW
sohoonors are out una are anXlUusly
looked for The storm was soverest In
southern New England.
GROWING WORSE.
AsBERRY PARK, n. j., Feb. 49,
| Heavy wind anu snow have nearly
paralyzed all traffic. II IL growing
worse.
NOT A nLizzARD.
New YoRl, Feb. l3.-While the
storm here IL q ute severe, Il Ia not a
bli7z ird and no serious damRge 10 re.
ported. The trains nro very much
delayed.
THE STORM OVER.
The passenger aud freight traffic has
| gradually resumed Its normal condi-
ton. Most OF the trains are running
about on time, but Ola the central
branches Of the Santa Fe the snow
plows have not been able TO force a
passage.
WORK FOR TIE USEMPLoYED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. lathe storm
is over. Five hundred men Are nj
work removing the snow from the
streets.
MORE FATALITIES.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Fob. l3.-rhe
worst OF the bl zzsrd Is over anu ousl.
ness Ia being resumed. Besides the
two families reported frozen near Crossi
an unknown man was found dead.
Near the Ponca agency and south oil
Cleveland u family OF three perlshod.
Two TOnquawa Indians were found
dead In hut aud three Indian chill
dtsn perished near Anaudark0. Many
other fatalities Rro TumOrod. ThOus
anda OF cattle persisted.
YOUNGSTOWN Here Dead.
PIITsBURG, Feb. 10. Hon. Jamrl
II. Scott, dictator at johnson after the
flood, ana one OF the most prominent
iron manufacturers OF Pittspurg died
this afternoon.