New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03

- ,.e. not vet thoroughly occupied oy tue "eeAp
-. :, Sew.York II undertakes " not 10 OVERLOOK any
80, Of conter porsneous interest IL mag 10 IN
~ s,o the fst number that. II means to give con
ss,a attention 20 social matters and the ts o ne
ssn and 10 respectable personal
W" s a." with good array OF Foreign correspondence"
1,,.. oold was intense last month in nearly
-. q, tbe European Continent. In Paris ths ther-
.er .eli during the night OF the ioth 10 ~ ".'
nlov Tie free sing point, and In the outsNrS VI 'ns
towp 70 within degree or two OF zero An" ooiu "~o
,,nn,.. since November 20, and fuel ana PROVISIONS
- rouidly rising in price. At Baden the thermOpe-
49,. ,nieh M noon on December l3 had riser 10 inc
sszinc-pont fell again on the l0Sn 10 ohy D "o"''
20 and on TIE 10th IL was even lower 30 seNc'e
WINTER has not been experienced III southern o'',
o. exaetly halt ceutury-snce ls-9' Nben 'nc HVs'
- o., Cbr,ainaas and lasted without interruption ui
20 -, 11,ieu1as Day The cold then was most niense
a., nsrSonie,er falling the records Of the frost are
- he fr,,.i. To 90 ana 800 below zero IN fnrs 10
10 ~ e sr.,.ug the seine the Zee on December ~
~ the delight OF lookers-on from the oGiGse'
A wear ago New Years Day Mr. Cowies' Il
,o,,Inent ieweller OF Cleveland suddenly dsappeaIeu
d every Indication pointed 10 suicide as the solution
an. 49,. n,,er, hut recently IL became known that he
vas sim alive aui Monday last nc returned u 'ns
.,,x one day in August mysterious ieiter rcached
ne residence Of Mr. Coves's mother peRned In inc J."
,uiltsr style Of the missing man. ana adoress'u W MS
little aaaghter. who. at the time, was absent h"'h INC
civ with her mother The letter stated m substance '
= ha SOfTy th&t ne haN hvNhHr ~
, sir on her eleventh birthday except the vns love
n, her father II was learned that man answering MS
description had arrived at Bellaire lie was 'pP"re.9
.ane though knowing nothing OF hi"se" "he"oo 10
rame what his name was, or where he was g"inF' no
remained At the hotel for few days. aud one evening
amended a Temperance lecture. what ne he"in '""N
sueh hold upoa bis mind To make fin Temporarily IL"
.ane and he started tour OF the saloons IN 'e
olace in his bis real for the Temperance cause de"
~, sveyysb,nz connected with the dram shops lie WAS
40, upon by rovdies and severely handled ne was
,akep IN the County Iu6rpaTy at East Bchaho "heio
he was KEEP, until hs haG fully recovered "u" INC" ~
.s retained In the institution and employed AS m AZ
sistant Keeping books ana dispensing meuSo c 70
,at,euTs When Identified by his friends rs r NoSi
be could recall anything and tue .ope his
nihsr incidents and every other device 10 tesoI S
sensory failed produce any eiee np9n tns id him
hs wande~er had confidence In wat was IVlu ~ Va
nv thos- around him. and readily consented 10 Ictn -,
1jsvsland Pictures all his friends were SEQ W
him "a ith no eject and even very line JeNtle
which he had spent years IN eohsruc,,ins, nreteb
er,ns ms dormant memory. With every lart OF
however, he was perfectly familiar te cJnNei , T.
subiects OF literature aud politics win a. nu'n d
eenee as auyoBe. quoting frop iEe Nfi'nSS Va a., ,hs
authors. aud narrating many important eNon's =" '
history OF puDilc men.