Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
INDICTMENT WEATHER.
FIVE HUNDRED RUSSIAN SPIES iE
TURKEY.
Captain lli,son Tells the Story oi
the Wreck Of His
Vessel.
TELEGRAPH 10 the Nrwst
rifE WINTER ~ EUROPE.
hoVcrc weather nnd Numerous Deaths
From the Estrcme Coid.


severe weather and Sumcpous Deaths
FROM the E,trcme Coid.
LOSpOS, Jan. O-Thcre are no signs
" abatement Of the severe wintpi
weather throughout Great Britain nns
ON the continent. From nil pafts cpms
stories Of aiiliuug. In Great Britain
the severity Of the season has not been
exceeded since rs. The river Thames
below Richmond remains. partially
frozen aud navigation H. lmpedcd by
ice Hoes. Carrier and vans traverse
the frozen surface from sutton Court
90 Abingdon.
Numerous deaths have resulted from
the extreme cold. Several OF them, at
the very gates Of the worl,houfc, were
clhmOring for admls Ion. The MID.
laud newspapers declare thousand, u
pefsOnsin that region Ina condition of
scmi'slnrvniion. Many local commit.
tees arc taking measures for relief, but
they fall 10 reach the hos. Of eases.
ON TsE CONTINENT.
In every country on the continent
there l. suffering because Of the severe
weather. The coasts u Belgium, Hol-
land aud North Germany are blocked
with lee. Many steamers and ships
are found la the rlvoW 5cholde aud
Elbe, and some badly damaged. At
Antwerp 10000 workmcn nre thrown
out of employment, owing 10 tho un.
usually severe weather. The misery
among tic poorer classes Il intense and
widespread.
Dynamite Is 10 bo used Mt Copcn.
hagen harbor IN hopes Of getting out n
number Of vessels now ice.bound. Dis
patches from several German ports tell
of the inaccesslbility OF their harbors
because Of the Ice.
All Bavaria IL covered with snow,
and In the country between the Dan
ubo and the Alps the snow IL eighteen
inches deep. In certain localities along
the Rhine snow drifts are piled seven.
teen feet high.
~ NORTHERN ITALY
snow fell heavily for some hours. The
inhabitants Of this region are suffering
ncutely, such weather being entirely
unknown 10 them, and II Is feared q
number porlshed In the storm. The
railways nfc much delayed.
ANTANAas
From Austria come reports Of tre
ndauA.sinrul pruynllIur. At.rritsts
NIL the roads are blocked and suppIiti
arc getting short. = y
Dispatches from Vienna say com.
municaiion with points south OF that
city IN greatly impeded and on all the
railways contcrlng there and III,
movement OF trains IA partially sus
pended.
No reports received from Alpine dis.
tricts for two days. Snow Il still fall.
Ing In Vienna. Six thousand men
are employed In cleaning the i'm
mense mass OF snow already on the
ground.
SPAIN.
A telegram from Madrid reports
heavy snowfalls Ia Spain and says
communication with all the provinces
OF Spain IA difficult. IL also reports the
prevalence Of intensely cold weather IN
Valencia, whcro orange groves have
been swept 10y storms, with heavy
losses TO the owners.
ALGIEHs.
A violent storm, accompanied by
hail aud snow, aud extending n long
distance inland, Is reported from Al.
giru, North Africa. The IMPORT Is
coupled with the assurance that nothing
like such weather was ever experienced
la that country before.
TRANCE.
Adviccs from Paris say the Seine Is
blocked with ice near Iiouen aud the
Saonc Is frozen above Lyons. Much
suffering IL being caused In many in-
tcrlor places by the intensely cold
weather and number OF persons have
frozen 10 death.