The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-12
ENGLAND.

yE.wOEIh EtLsBURY AND THE PRINCE.
spere ig res ID 10 believe Lord Salisbury
z,aa0 q sirorg Plea to the queen against
har attitude 10 regard to The relations be
t1ea1 Germany and France. The queen
gsLgOngl, defended the kaiser in his grew
sacss Etass ne French and announced
her tn. srlIon # abandoning her visit to
Pari, iui-5, Empress Frederick rt ceived all
spolgzy from me French government for
the rndegRS3 shown her in Paris. Lord
Sal bury however succeeded in inducing
tie oLsep 70 carry out her original pro
era,.r1a leaving Empress Frederick out of
IL ,.s.tol The empress therefore re
tura, . Gyrm.ny instead of accompanying
hy. .l.,u.r ao rad beeu arranged. The i'll
,cigo0, hes al1used great bitterness in court
ciy1.ns wur,l 10 intensified by the kROwl-
edge that be prince of Wales has had a
sericur qUatr with his mother on the sub
ia,t a .ile supporting, it is believed, the ar
tgo Nspt Of ,on- Salisbury.
zARD IN LONDON.
Laauor, March 1O.-The blizzard in
AEoatl Eogsad continues, though the
oVe.ilar ii, Lpndon is mild. The snow
,.6rillg aGve stopped traffic on the railway
llles ANA COunry roads.
Ii au7itiOr 10 the damage done by the
9tcra. tie Thames has commented to rise
in Itnser3usiy rapid manner, and al
ready !uUnuutes the low ll ing district bor
.deV,y On the -iver from Richmond down.
.The green groGers at this city and else here
,srs naturally auffering from dearth of veg
e.abies, etc III wagons coming from the
4rcgg.-r and lOund Tor London, and covent
Earfen nave hsen showed up along the
sTogIs igadlrc into the metropolis, and
Tcarc,neEs AID rise in the price OF such pro
fnr Httrin q
gs1gy u. 81. NNrk about the various docks
,!r mud eDout london has been partially
FuUspeuoad owing to the mass of snow ac
r.nr.,, ted .nuIt the docks and ships.
IN south Devonshire the snow storm
,.;5Bt5yIrs it's violence AS this dis patch Is
,eni 4, 20, rAe railroads are blocked an0
mail trains bound from Southampton for
[ouduu Is showed up at some unknown
sGgr. Towns q Channel Island have been
cut pa 5r snow from all Communication
-w1h each other. At Lydt, small sea
bort /, wn nG Kent, While the coast guard
i:lphrata WI. Ding to the rescue vi an en-
.dgDgsred vessel the boat capsized and sew
.erel Of lr4 gallant occupants were drowned
Hear HasJugs, Sussex county, another
.Iis4sttr "a, eAn caused by the bllzz r |
au0 hye isbips smacks have been wrecked
thus daprlviug large number OF poor hsh-
ermtn 5 families of their only means ol
earning j livelihood.
White he fishing boats were being
wrecked three fishermen were drowned, the
Others barely eicaped with their lives. In
add ION to Crains already referred TO as
showed un, several were blocked in the
.snCv nj different places along the various
lipes Of railways. In all cases passengers
oaye suffered acutely, and several persons
are missing and believed to have found
death in snowdrifts in which they have
heeu csught while endeavOring to reach
nIsrps oF ST siter. This afternoon only
mearra telegrams have been received from
Tarious paris Of England and Wales. The
linz. according to these dispatches are gen.
orally blocked.
Dt.patches from Sheerness received this
AFTERNOON say that passengers bound foi
LOYdor from he contin mt have been lore
ed 10 stop at SLeerness, trains being unable
10 D-uceed auy fur her on acc Junt Of snow
gLic1 blocks traffic on the Great Western
railway is completely blocked, and trains
or lus I rosu which were caught out in the
storm arc snow ed w at different points.
q Jlspaieh from Harwick brings intor-
ma,l,b Iaat the yacht Soppshire OWNED BY
MI. MacIane Of Glasgow has been driver
ashore there during the gale. Mr.. Mac
Iane the dispatch adds, was washed over
board and drowned. Information has beer
rcaiyra from Cardiff this afternoon tC
shs yffs ct lat the storm RACES In tina
geigb buIhooc With unabated force and Sc