New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
c9very is almost unprecedented in the whole history
Of classical learning
BITTERLY COLD WEATHER IN EUROPE.
SUFFERING IN MANY ANS
SKATING or TIE SCI NE.

London Jan. 19-The severity Of the weather recent
" experienced In Great Britain is Increasing There IS
much suffering among the poorer classes. and from
various paris Of the country come accounts Of the
freezing TO death Of many cattle and in several in
stances. Of human beings. several trades are at "A
standstill, owing TO the cold weather
There Is little or no change In the severity OF the
weather prevailing in and about this city The leo
floating on the River Thames between London Bridge
and the Tower Of London is packed that the move
mentS of lighters barges and all craft of that dcscp
ton have entirely ceased The bitterly cold weather
from which people suffering here may be imasnd
when il is stated that found today
frozen to death in railroad carriage at one Of thi
stations in this dty Thi, fact will also give the
American public Idea of the comfort of an Eng
lish railroad
Vienna jan 19-Ncarly all the roads and railroads
Shout Austria or less blocked with snow
causing considerable delay in passenger and freight
traffic cverywhc The mails also much DELAYED.
In addition number Of country towns are completely
Isolated and likely to remain 80 for some time to
come.
Hamburg. Jan. lo-A dispatch from KIel says that
the Baltic sea 50 far il can be seen from Bnelii
Lighthouse. is covered with ice The channel sep
aratng the Island OF Fchmarn from the lIolstcn shore
/, frozen over.
The Lake Of Constance IS 50 covered with Ice that
navigation upon il Ia, been sl,p ndcd.
Geneva. Jan 19-Tlc cold weather tllronrhout
EuTup" also causes @lNtr!lG IN th- clN. INV ''''
has been 80 great that thick ice extend, for goo yards
beyond The quay, into tie lake.
Paris, Jan. 1g-Thc Chamber Of Deputies has No'cl
that the sum Of 100000 francs be appropriated for
the relief of people in The towns who are suffering iron"
the effects the winter. II j. the Intention "i
the Chamber. later Oh. appropriate sum e" money
for the relief Of sufferer, r. the country districts.
one If the ENJOYABLE lcaturv~ 81 the winter season
I'M Paris al present j., the iCccoyercd surface oi inc
seine. The i,c j, sixteen inchc- mex on u"
river. aud capable o. bearing tie W"ru ol El'.'
number of people. A. night approaches, huEc w,l
fires are lighted beneath tie Poni Ncui, ana 'I'l ,
flu of the ddy h.cln~. Numicr- ~ young men alu
women lon i'm Joyous dancc,. 10 the accompaniment "'
am, And of mi.- -iral Instrument The h"il ilIi'.',
dancrrs skater, lanterns and other feature. oi uI,
conc .lvr the uliylhorh00d Of tac P"nt Ncui -
night a fantastic appearance. al. . u, ....
DlspatchC. from u parts Of France IihR :" II'itt
inconvenience and suffering caused 10y th" lc' 'l
weather are continually tciuc received hcic ~
larior, of Toul0u and I'-c}n" are frozen "N't in
IN. nr-t tuc on record. The olive crop ~ me l'
u,rtn,eut of Card f. fast being ruined. Whole CON
ni,nc. iu the ncichbnrhoud of Ictpcnn. lt uc
pvrcuccs are cut oil from commuui,d alton WIN 'i'
rc.t of tie world. y large uumhcr OF Nc'-'l- arc ~
lnuId AZ BnriciuN. Packs 81 W"lv ana hU,in.I u
Wild boar, are Invading i-0latcd district, 10 ran -
The same state of affair arc aid TO c> ~ IL
frofu CldlL r,pngt~ Of MOlNc' h'i'E h'''''
I'm the street OF the ,u' 'urh- A.
Advice, have been received from NcieT, !" H'
ce.ot thar the country 4, covered with snow. Nh"
torn 4. raging Bro Iuu- and IN" in 4 snow j. uicu'
20 heavy that traffic ha- been stopped