The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-23
COLD WAVE ON THE WAY.
Il MOST DECIDED FALL IN TEN
PERATURE Is SSURED.


Country.
Denver, Sept. 22.-The damage done to
the fruit interests by the heavy snow
fall of last night is beyond computa-
ton. In the vicinity of Denver fruit
and shade trees were broken by the
heavy snow freezing to the limbs, yet in
full leaf, and scarcely a tree for miles
around escaped injury.
Reports from the interior show the
same deplorable conditions, varying
only in degree, While the fruit grow
ers may save most of the matured fruit,
the more serious injury is in the broken
trees and shattered trunks. The snow
storm was general all over the state, the
amount varying from four to twelve
inches To-day the sun shone clearer.
The indications are favorable for kill
ing frost tonight.
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Washington, Sept. 22.-At this writing
the temperature at Chicago is "a degrees
anu LHe maximum temperature uuA NiS
the day was 80 degrees. and by the time
,,a,,r 700 dow, b.,,a racaivad vo,r morn
ING papers eile iiiueii-i e'ai wy @nu ioiie-
wished-for cold wave will have extended
over Illinois, causing a fall of from 80
to 40 degrees in temperature. The ap
proach of this cold wave over the Gen.
trail Mississippi valley was anticipated
by the published forecasts OF the wealth.
er bureau on Saturday, and special
bulletin was issued this morning giving
'telegraphic warning OF the decided
change in temperature to l,265 stations
located in the states of the upper MIS-
sissippi valley and upper lake region.
These warnings have been extended
eastward to the states of the Ohio val
ley in anticipation that the cool wave
will extend over these states Monday.
The approach of this wave was frst IN
dicated by the receipt of reports from
Canada Thursday.
This distribution of pressure gave
persistent warm southerly winds until
the area of high pressure covering the
cold wave gathere sufhclent force 10
overcome this resistance. Inc cooi wave
was driven almost southwark over the
Rocky mountains during the ~ ana zlse'
attended by SHOWS and freezing Weath-
er IN Colorado, the L'akotas anu Nep- ~
raska, Wnlle tnere was some uncertalh-
ty as 10 the raplaltv VI the auEance VI
the cool wave 10 pne east"aiu' "iien
" iiist appeai pp - - ,l,7.4i
west tnere were STRUNG piop'oili.ies W
SATURDAY that II Woulu eAlenu over .he
central Valieys' anu sucil iio'ice was ~
~ siSeiA' 49, .,4. III
tihed a Wloe olstrlpu'ioi, u .ne eiilei ,
seiics wdin,ne aDo'e -. a.ial,
rapiu ueeeiopiie - 49, - So So
Wiiich is ~" oeii,ioi osel AeN0 -.
rlor' Will haseen 'ne .1loselien' " 'ils
cool wave " 'ne eaS' 60 ''iu
avaliaole means u noeilsins 'iie pup'
TIC Oh tle ifIucii ieeueu ehans ~ 'ne
teHiperature mas peeh oiousn' iii'o ieq'
ulsi,ioil .o-' ., ~
Des noines' ia.' oept' -, ne ooio
wave reaoheu nei - ~, e .eiii'
perature len Win re {, Aaoie 2, raplui.s
IN nlteeh iiiilutes 'ne laii was % ue'
sieeo' GU e,iio = 81 W
~ SINKING. II ~ very coiu gut aho
1rost IS expecteu. :,
Omaha, sept. "a Tremendous colt
M"Ve oo,iie upoi 80 80 9, -
TWO 1nches OF snow Ieil at Lead . ~
ana snow Ieii over parts VI western
Nebraska anu Wyoiiiiils' ne iiieieui
dropped 81 degrees In tWeiVe nours mere
ranging from % yesterday 10 81 thl'
morning.
Newton, Mass, sept. 22.-lt is re
ported that a thermometer at Newton
Vile registered 103 In the shade TINS al
ternoon.
Boston, Sept. 22.-At the weather bu
reau office in this city to-day the mer
curry climbed to "a. At Watertown
Mass, 1t registered 81 i'll = nde.
New York, Sept. 22.-Hugn
clerk in the department of charitl>
corrections, was overcome by hea
while sitting in a second story window
of his residence this afternoon and fel
~ the sidewalk. He was killed
Nav York Sept. 22.-According to Lo
col Foreca ster Dunn here, this has bee'
re +ba hI1reau the mercury reaching 96.
degrees at D. M The nearest ap