The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-01-28
A Geld snap.
veaner.s prediction mere thaa Realised,


Monday aud Tuesday were the coolest dass
thas Ear this winter. NsnnnFs ssorm and los
temperature we're 81 for the 2zh. 2i.t and
22d. possibly day or two latsF. hesaw wils
Be found a few 0f The weather bureau des-
patches a. Published on Wednesday;
At New York and Philadelphia the Their
nanleser registered 10 below zero; at Buffalo
. below * Albany n. Y, aud Portland,
Ne. ~ below Al Boston, Mass. aud osWego,
n. u, liz below; at Passport, Me-, lsa b.
low. ana n Alpena, Mich, isa below.
PufaiiKEFrssk, y. u, January 2i.-Re
ports from all points on the river sad from the
interior Of the river counties tell st intense
cold, The mercury averaging To- lelew zero.
The Hudson i iRszea solidiy trpia PeekskiA
north. Two inches 81 ice ver made last
aighl. and iee eating Is aetiEe eferysRere
north al gaiskill,
Wars HAI1, y. n. IenaaFy 24.-The
thermometer this morning a SaraRae Lake,
y. r., vac 80 below zern, Of Pialtstqrg p,
Kecsyillr az. Pom Hnary ~, He0nderaga
25e. White Hall a5e, Glenn Falis rs, Lake
George %. Saratoga aus,
HagTyuRa. CT, january 2i.-Fhe iAsF.
iHnmeter IL this ciiy aas from TO- 30 IL be-
low zero this morning, and IN the surrounding
towns a. low as 20a below.
RosroS, Mass, January 24.-Weather re-
ports from different parts Of New England re-
earl the mercury from l09 70 81 below zero.
CoLrRRppg, n. H., January 2l.-The high
winds ~ the hast IEe days make the weather
almost unendarable-
WORCESTER. Mass, january 2i.-Fhe cold
est weather npted for q dozen years prevails
hero, The mercury ia sRriaas Es.srtA Of the
city i from l2s to 2os below zeFos la the
country We have RECORDS as Low ~ 26s below
Ia hf1l sauEs.z aud t.sler fle
ToR0xTo, January 28.-Ihe following are
the lowest temperatures reported to-day /:
Parry Sound ase below zero, SangeeR lGo be-
low, Port Stanley l0o below, Toronto ~ be-
low, Kingston 1872 below, Montreal aud Que
bee 26e below. Antieosti lGo below.
NEWPORT, r. T., January 24.-1he weather
here this morning is the coolest that has been
e4Reaiessea for the past ten years The Their
u,omeIeF i ~ hal,is sara. The haFhor ne
mains omen 10 navigation. The pnhlle schools
are closed, as il was found impossible 10 heat
them. The schooner David O.. Floyd, Cap.
tain Clifford, arrived here duringthe height OF
s.aa gale last night with coal. Her sails were
torn, aud the lrsS veFe frostbitten. She had
at least six tons of ice on her deck.
RIcHMoXD, VA, January 24.-This is the
oolaest snap OF the season in this vicinity. A,
sunrise thefbeftaa,sster stood al l20, aud at
Y Hf H. tttAfI - tttesi,'
from along fhe line Of the Richmond and Al
Ieghany Railroad u WilHamsoRs, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, FapnFt the
weather clear and cold, with the thermometer
ranging fiaEl l09 to 2Oo below the freezing
point; -,
In Providence, Il. T., the aereqrs stoed l29
belaE zero, IN Portsmouth, n. H., il marked
24o below zoro. The fishermen report tie
cold at sea as the most INTENSE they have ever
known. All over the country the saMe 20.
ports of extremely cold weather are received.
The Irish. American National Executive
Committee in Chicago has issued an address
naming the 22d Of February as day to be ap'
propriately celebrated by the Irish in the Uni
led States, it being not only Washington !
biTthda, but the anniversary of the demand
made by Gfaitan ii,f the independence Of the
Irish Parliament Tie cnnu,ilteG suggests
that lin lieu Of unsightly PROFESSIONS, ban.
auels, e., on next ST. Patick's Day the
irish in america as.sss themselves for what
would be the cost of regalia, Aags, pins,c, and
ea.srprs, and transmit the amount at onee e
redeem the Ble}ge If $500 made at thte
Chicago conyeptiopa