Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-28
lBLEGRAPHlC.
SNOW AND FROST.
Dt,pa,cnss Showing The Sweep Of The
Cold Wave.
INWARD IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
tossof live Sock In NtbrGsil
Below Zero at
Denver.

d. PAM. Nov. 27.-The ioiloWlnE
.,.,. 1--WE Indications OF the extent
't,hs tho storm In the Northwest
MN LAKE FALLS, MIMI, Nov. 20
woyst blizzard in this section ever
~, The snow has fallen without
,a,,rval for several hours, has been
nI,sd in huge dri,tr. and all traiiio Is
suspended. - D. IN.
p,onssr Press says: Cattlemen VINO
A.v, herds on the ranges west OF tne
M,..ouri river declare that the
vesther Of the past few days has De-
n,slsd their herds and that the ioss
vii De very heavy.
Esrvo ppeoial Gays the storm has
,hant ,pent its force and that uaips
Iii .tart out In the morning, precedeo
w. ,ntaty snow ploughs, and try 10
,o,ce their way Through the drills.
"a .uecial to the Pioneer Press from
un,op. Il. d., sayt: The worst biz
,srd eYpericnceu in this section since
~ a,.at storm OF January %, 1883,
rs ersyaileu since midnight Wednes-
~ The storm came from the north,
- hsinv driven In blipuing CLOUDS
~. ANY. mile gale. Scores OF teie-
o,.rh noles were broken down and
wires Frustrated in every direction,
M trains have been running but
.g,,is were made this afternoon to
sar the tracks with snow -pioughs
mi gangs OF uhovelers, ana trains
w,re siarted east and south. Fears are
sntettaiued OF suffering among settlers
in remote districts where fuel ~
,carce, Stock losses on the range Will
10 very heavy. =, n
WATERrowN, 2. d., Nov. .7.--Re.
rorls are IN that 1t Is still showing
here and that the drifts are eight lest
higb. ~, ~ &C.
Heavy suow-IuTms still raging.
Mercury at zeru. Business Is suspend.
ed.
MooREHFAD, Mimi, Nov. 27.--
Raging blizzard since yesterday morn
lpg, Streets blocked. No trains, and
rus ness At n standstiil.
FARGO, n. D., Nov. 27.-Storm still
son,inues with even greater intensity.
All wires west and north down.
Northern Pacific train due here yes.
I.rday morning still stuck at james.
towp. Another train Is stuck In a
orllt four miles essti of Valley City.
The coast train arrived from 81. Paul
ihis moruiug. but could not be- sent
vest. All Great Northern trains are
Abandoued, The snow drifts In the
tt,e.,s are ten feet high. 1t IL the worst
storm for i've years.
STKpHYSs, MIMI, Nov. T.-The
worrl storm ever reen mere has been
raging since yesterday morning,
About two feet OF snow has fallen anu
has driIted in snowbanks in soIut
places ten feet high. Travelling and
business Of all kinds are OF standstill
Yssterdny,s souIhbuund train Ia stuck
here In the snowdrifts.
A special from Kuhn, n. d., says II
has snoy cd there almost CONTINUOUSLY
since October 3lst.
A special to Inc Pioneer Press FROM
Laugdon, N. d., snys: The wors
blizzard ever known In this country
aged yesterday aud toJay. The snow
lis piled In drifts IA high as the houses
All trains and traffic Of every descrip
tion are abandoned. There are rumori
VI loss OF life, but nothing definite II
yet known.
A special from WillistoD, N. d.
say. IL has showed necessarily since
Tuesday evening. The wind is blow
lug al iorty miles an hour and the tenn
tsratuSe Is at zero snd falling. Al
rains are tied up.
IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Mob, Nov. 27.-Spscials t
tue Bee from many points in NeBrask
ana South DAKOTA report . heavy snO'
and sl.et storm, accompanied by