The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-07
IT'S A FOJ5ER.
One of the Worst storms This Country
Ever saw.

One of the Worst storms This Country |
Ever saw.
Boston, Feb. 6.-Seven degrees below
zero has broken the seasons record, and
a northeast gale, blowing since yesterday,
has added to the discomfort. The subur-
ban car lines are badly blocked and in
coming trains are late. No vessels are
sailing and few arriving.
CLEARFIED, Pa, Feb. 6.-At o'clock the
Thermometer registered 20 degrees below
zero.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-The thermome-
ter registered 3 below this morning, the
coldest weather experienced In this city In
10 years.
CHICAGO, Feb. Ga snow storm prevail
ing to-day will probably result in a wide
spread blockade. The weather bureau Of
ficials here give notice of probably heavy
snow accompanied by n severe cold wave
tomorrow in Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Illi-
nols, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan
and Indiana.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 6.--During the past
week strong easterly winds have prevailed,
and since Friday there has been a sue
cession of gales, compelling coasting
steamers to seek shelter at various ports.
| Eastward-bound steamships from Amer
| lea have been meeting with head winds
and heavy gales from the east. The Brit
| ish steamship Cephalonia, of the Cunard
line, which left Boston Jan. 26, for
| Queenstown and Liverpool, is 80 hours
overdue. The White liner Majestic,
which left New York Jan. 90, is 81 hours
overdue.
! PIrTsBURG, Feb. G.-For three days tho
mercury has registered below zero. Last
| night il dropped TO six below. For the
| first time in many years both rivers are
frozen over. A shortage in natural gas
caused much suffering and many families
returned to the use of coal and wood.
| LONDON, Feb. 6.-Bltterly cold weather
accompanied by snow storms prevails
generally throughout Great Britain, and
several persons have been found frozen to
death. Railroad trains are slow and were
blocked by snow drifts. Tho weather on
the continent has also been very severe.
In Paris there were five deaths yesterday
| from cold.
WASHINGTON, Feb. CA special bulletin
from tho weather bureau says: "lndica-
tions are for severe cold wave season in
Colorado, Northern Texas, Oklahoma, In
dian Territory. Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa,
Minnesota and South Dakota tonight. In
Arkansas, Missouri. In Llama and the up
per lake region Thursday afternoon and
night"
BUFFALO, Feb. 6.--Thirteen and three
tenths degrees below zero was reached
this morning, the lowest temperature ever
recorded here with the exception of the
25th of JAM. 1874. when the thermometer
registered 1875 below.
| ALBANY. n. Y, Feb. 6.--At 4 a. IN. this
morning the Thermometer registered %
below.
New YORK, Feb. 6.-The French line
steamer Lagascogne, three days overdue,
from Havre, has not been sighted. The
wind is blowing from the northwest very
strong, and although it is clear overhead
the intense cold causes vapor like a fog
TO rise over the water. the result being
that the observers at Fire island and
Sanly Hook can see but a short distance
off the shore. Last night was one of the
coolest ever known here. The thermome-
ter at a. IN. registered degrees below
zero.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. GA blizzard
struck Kansas City at o'clock this morn
ing. Signal Officer O'Connor says il vii
be from 10 to Is below zero before mid
night.
LAWRENCE, kas.. Feb GA blizzard SCI
, in here this morning. The thermometei
, fell rapidly. At noon it was down TO zero
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-This is the coldes
day here since Dec. 81. 1890. when III,
Thermometer registered six below zero
/, and the third coolest day on record. To
day at a. IN. the weather bureaus ther
, mometer, 800 feet above Broadway, regis
tered three below. At "a. m. zero and
! | al 10 two above.