FILLER DEATHS

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 260, 2 May 1888, Page 5

FILLER DEATHS

The -now -toim -<'t -teadlK m at .\«w oik on :Uat<Ji tin. 12th in the muM'in^ tl>c -now wa- a toot fircp in u\ci <ni the I "•lound, Jli.cili wind < ni-erl duM- which ! ni the uppei pan r)l tli. < it\ wnc ihicf and j lour feet hij/li TiaHu w;<^ -i,-pmd<d. and Ihovt-and- "1 iM-inyci- >\eie blocked on ihrjolcNMled '<'^ ( 1 lloi-e <ai- weie( ntn- l\ unable to in«>\i l'< uplc whol<tt up town by iht (jkv.itcd load- wen. unabh to uct iaitlju tii.in Kiiihth -hect M.mj oi Lhu i jnoif \cnturc-oinu dt-cendod to Ihe b\ laddai-and w.ilkul tin. n^t ot tiic hiij down town. I 'topic jii the -nl>uil>an towniound it almost impo—iblc t<j icach town, -o weic the cc 1 1 if t =•. The-rtind liad Imui biouinjr a n.ilc ioi houi -. Pcde^tiiaji* were piohihitud tioin o o-in^ the i^a-1 n\ci bnd'je on account of the lui/aifl ;iLt<'i)'lii)'_i -iK-h m iiLtcmpL. Only ;iU-\\ ])Ci-on- tued to make the ha/aidou- tiip I lain Jell hea\il\ until atn i midnight and hf.iw -now suddenh followed Al daybiciil'v o\ci eighteen inches ol -now had Jallen on a l(3\fl -Siifh a -toim hn- not o( Allied in Xow oik in th< lccullcetion of the olde-t inhabitanl ot tlu--eetion The wnes were down in all dneetion-, and new.-, iiad nob been ucnved since inoinin^ troiu even Philadelphia. An enibai^o wa'- on Washington No wne- wore up belween \(\\ Voik and Ho.- ton, and <>nb two between that city and Chicago. Lon'i Mand s-ound wa-lil!od with ship pinu, which commenced to dntt with the s-iorin.and the air wa- s O tha U that it was ab-olutely impossible to detect, danyei neai at hand without the most inee--ant v.-c ot bell- and whittles Jiusnic- wa- at a standstill. Down-tow n liou-es weie almost de-( ited.