Bismarck reports that children who started
for school were forced to turn back by the fury
of the storm.
A Pierre, Dakota, special says the wind is
blowing sixty miles an hour, and it is impossi
ble to see fifteen feet. Tiie trains are snow
bound at Ree Heights, and there is a reported
collision between two freights at the same
point,
Groton, Dakota, reports the wind blowing a
gale, tho mercury 20 degrees below, and impos
sible to see more than two rods.
Another Man at Last is Rewarded.
David C. Moacon is tiie lucky man that held
one-tenth of ticket No. 69,368 which drew the
Second Capital Prize of $50,000 from tlio
monthly drawing of Tlio Louisiana State T,ot
tory, November Bth. It was iiis first venture,
and conies as a God-send to Mr. Meacon, as lie
was depending on his daily labor to support his
family. His former residence was m Pitts
burg. The night before he was to ship his
household goods to this place a fire occurred
anil burned everything. He is a worthy and
exemplary man.—Elwood, Ind., Free Press,
Doc. 9.
Atlanta a Wet Town,
From the Chicago HvralJ.
