The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24


anal street. Iar as the eye could reach. were a
venue cars a. n ear ps Was I rsct sSrs TO- eso
nj WIN wHrs freight q IA as cold @oray' not DO
/ Alaska could supply, with W 4 greenland
ian and womans eonntenan ..w !" som in each
20 Tar as could be see a., az, a. cp pIay
long the line, no serious ar Il IN = cursory rambe
ut q specs 70 the eh' .cccnt occurred, though
erman, Of large dr. :. Msidae.aged gentleman o
'osie the Atlant'' .aensons got on q car Just ops
ps ssy aa su' inc oS
4 two p.i an the step anu mold on to the skirts
oat pAoV - platform Suddenly the owner . Of the
-. THE ssLAoK' THAT ENsUED
r. 4 the poor reuou's head on at an angle. The
'/htchlan, however, held on, but the owner OF tn
Coat pulled 50 violently that the struggle was useI
less. ana Seenheer went ho''s de consoat severa
persons seeing the fall rushed to the assistanceo the
fallen num- but he ignored all symta,ny and with
0plited ilst talked ''square" I'll the cars moved
on. He afterward learned that his leg was put
out OF Joint by the tall. Nothing more than the
usual annoyances occurred al any OF the errvboats.
sudden 'snap' was evident as IN o,her arts u the
city. The snow Is still laltng, with aDeavy drifting,
and WIN iikeiy continue to DO SO all night
Dying I'm the Snow Driits--Piiiful Spectacle
Of n Poor Old Orsan Grinder Found Frozen
Nearly 20 Ucn;h I'm Brooklyn.
About nine O'Clock last night officer Ray OF the
Sixth Brooklyn precinct, observed dark colored
object lying on tile roadside half buried in mound
OF snow at a lonely part OF Broadway, near Walton
street. on examination 1t proved to be hand
organ. With the intention OF taking 1t along with
him the officer attempted TO lift 1t when something
impeded him. ana on looking more closely lie saw
MANS ARM
linked round the strap. Clearing away the snow he
uncovered the apparently nieess body Of very DID,
gri1 ely bearded man. He Immediately bore the
body to the nearest habitatin, where restoratives
were applied and aid was procured.
Inc body WAS taken 70 tie police station. After
| considerable time, during which the mans LIMBS
were rubbed with alcohol, nc began 10 show gus Of
CON Nc RACK 10 L FE
and ut length CONSCIOUSNESS returned. lie was &C.
comm0dated with com orrable quarters for the
night. HIS right arm hos been complete paraiyzed
and three OF the fingers OF MS lett hand have been
rendered use ess. With these exceptions 1t is ex-
| pectcd that he VIII completely recover.
He was identined as Edward horn an old Dntch
organ grinder, who lodges in the district He Is
upwards or sixty years OF age, aud has q wife and
| five ch idren.
Man Nearly Frozen 10 Death.
About half-past six O'Clock last evening man
named william Clarke found ly ,ng Ia an insen-
slble condition close TO house III Sussex street.
| Jersey City. He was conveyed Dy TWO policemen to
| had succunbed TO The cold Restoratives were APP
pied, but The man was In very weak condition up
| to late hour last evening.
The Weather 1hroughout the Country.
TORONTO. Jan. 20, 1871.
The weather Is intensely cold, with strong wind
and snow. The thermometer indicates seventeen
degrees below zero. III Montreal this morning lt
indicated twenty-six degrees below zero.
BANGOR Me-, Jan. 90, 1871.
This s the coolest day of the season. The thermo.
meter this morning Indicated from twenty degrees
to twenty four degrees below zero in various local..
tes, and at one O'Clock this afternoon ten degrees
hotAu n,sa
Wlscasset ten degrees below.
BELFAST, Me-, Jan. %, 1871.
The thermometer Is II degrees below zero. The
bay and harbor are completely frozen over.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, jan 3D. ISL
Observations taken at ten A. M.:-Barometer
os.l8 thermometer, 20 degrees below zero; relative
humidity, IS; wind northwest; velocity Of wind, so
miles per hour. Yesterday at A. NJ. the ther-
mometer was degrees below zero. II continued
to TALL until midnight when 1t was As degrees below
zero. The clouds passed m the mountain at six
z NJ 1t was perfectly clear all night, but the wind
they were started by the wind, gave report like
the discharge OF small piece OF artillery.
LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. rs. 1871.
This is the coolest OF the season. The thermometer
stands at from eighteen to twenty degrees below
| zero.
BOSTON Jan. o. 1871
Intensely cold weather is reported from all quar-.
| tiers. AT Boston the Thermometer stood at six dc.
| grees below zero, ana at Portsmouth A. H. ana
Lowell, Mass, from twelve to fifteen degrees below.
LoCKPoRT, N. y, Jan. %, 1871.
THIS Is the coolest day OF the ason. The
Thermometer stood at zero at ten O'Clock this morn.
ing.
PoUGHKEEpsIE, N. Y. Jan. %, 1871.
The cold Increases. The thermometer this morn.
Ing stands at four degrees below zero. The river Is
frozen over from here TO PeekSkill.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. %, 1871.
Snow commenced falling very early this morning
and continues Without abatement at noon. The
cold Is intense.
San FRANCISCO. Call Jan. %, 1871.
The winter rains are falling throughout the State.