New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
ZERO WEATHER NORTH AND SOUTH.

ZERO WEATHER NORTH AND SOUTH.
Thirty TWO below n THE ADrRoNpACEs AND
TWELVE BELOW IN KENTUCKY.
Kingston, y. y. Jan. li.-Enza Wharton age about
fifty years ard living alone shawangunk Mountain
found from to death today short distance from
her home. Lost night the coolest OF the season.
The thermometer In this city registering from eight
10 ten degrees below zero Becaase Of tho cod wind
IN, work o. gathering leo at many points on The river
was suspended for the day. In the Catskills twenty
degrees below zero IS reported.
Amsterdam. y. Y, Jan. 1.-The thermometer in
this city at GA5 O'Clock this morning registered ten
degrees below on the hills north Of here twenty
degrees below zero IS reported Trains on the Central
Hudson are one TO three hours later.
Troy. y. V, Jan. i1.--In Troy this morning the
mercury ooi al fourteen below Zero. At Rouse's
Point II registered twcnty flour degrees below. AT
Lyon Mountain Clinton County, thirty 1.-TWO degrees
below rcnciei.
Haqrcttc Lake. y. T., Jan. 1.-THE temperature Mt
o'clock tbs morning twenty fvo below zero.
with c'oTdlcss Sky.
Watcfoyn, y. Y, Jan. 11.-Fourteen to sixteen
below Il the thermometer record In this city for
last night. In PLACES In the country went two
degrees lower.
Rochester Jan. 1l.-Trans on the Central are TO.
day from Two TO three hours late, owing TO sevore
York. due here a; 20 a. m. did not arrive here
until Il. The trouble IS on roads west Of Buffalo.
The Cincinnati express tho Niagara Falls road was
delayed SIX hours last night ri Murray In snow
ana sand drift.
vile. Jan. l1-Th. Delaware River is
frozen here for the frat time in many years s, solid
ihnt team, have bcrn able TO cross on the Ice to
New Hope the Pennsylvania shore.
Philadelphia. Jan. 1l.-As far "a the eye can see.
hoth nm nj Ia Ia n front ~ Tho
city, the river IS packed with ice Navigation. 80
far sea going and coaswtsc vessels concerned.
l., a. a standstill. Few vessels have left port In
the lest few DAYS. and in many cases the masters
Of coasng vessels have laid them up for the winter.
There nearly hundred Of these. aud their
owners declare that freight rates low that
they were not sorry 10 quilt work. only two vessels
have eft port since last evening. one was the
tramp steamer Glcnd ". which started las, night.
She ct caught In the c"pnck at the ilosesho"
and had to H. cut Out by city ceboat. The other
vessel Wa, the English tramp steamer Eversle.gh.
which went down the river this mcrnug.
The erryboais all have had hard time, making their
usual trips across the river. The rudders iroze III
their posts aud sal. and hot wner had TO be freely
used 10 loosen thrm. Frequently 1t was Impossible
TO crert landing st the slips.
the Dowunston ard Lancaster Railroad which left
New Holland ut $40 Yesterday afternoon ran mo
Of that place. and had 10 be dug ont. Tile pace
/, only fourteen miles rom here. bur the train
The passengers suffered severely from The cold.
IlazIcion; Penn. Jan. li-rhr .Htrrmc col, cold
the coal stripping of G.. F. King a Coz J. W:
Crcllln IL 60. aud Cnyle l'rcihrrs was suspended
frozen and his nnser- dropped on and John Iatousch
had Ills 81 frozen and viii lo>r both.
Boston. Jan Il.-Eeports from this section of New
En gland Indicate that the cold wave prediction has
been fully verified Al Norwich. w. the thcrma meter
registered q d. ow while az Lyme y. H.. II was 20
and at Hanover i below. Portsmouth, y. H., re-
ports II 10 - below IN that vicinity and work ia
the Kit,ery Navyy has been suspended IN conse-
qu.ncc Al Portland Ne. zero was reached Will"
Bangor has II below. The Thermometer In Boston
wa, below zero before the sun came out
Ttisned Mass Jan. (sprclah. This has been the
coolest day 81 the winter. the mercury ranging from
IL below zero 10 = below. lee the lakes Is two
fect thick. High winds from the west have heapcd
the snow into drfts. which makes traffic exceedingly
difficult country highways
IIyannls. Mass. jan. 1.-THE Thermometer Is at
zero the harbor Is frozen solid and the sound IS nl
OF ice. The schooner, Maggie Hurley. Ncw-fork FOR
Host,n: Carrie Walker. IIoboken for Bar Harbor Me-
and joe south Amboy for Boston, are in port ana
cannot sail until the ice breaks up. Anchored OUT
side the brcallwa,er are the scho0ners Thomas H.
lawrcrrce X. c. Eerry and Pavilion. They VIII also
probably be FROZEN In by the morning, as clear water
cannot be seen To- mile ron shore
Plttsburg, Jan. ll.-last nleht WINS INC oo''S' 'o'
six ycais the thermometer registering 8 degrees
below at the signal oihcc, and from q to degrees
below rt more exposed points All the rVers "i'
frozen solid from bank TO bank ana for Inc fst u"'c
In fifteen years people were using the nNers ''Se""
of the bridges. Fifteen electric car motHfheh "o''
compelled to quit their cars on account OF ue coru
one nolorman was 80 badly frozen that nc hau "
he helped from the Many schools were i'iceu 10
elise ON account OF the shortage of natural gas
cincinnati Jan. 1.-THE mercury dropped 10
below zero by midnight. and rose to anone IcL ,
nv 7 o'clock this morning ms Is unuS"i's 'o'"
r his mtitudr icopie iccl II all the more On ~
count OF is bung the coal market h'ser me G d.
xjnus because Of It's Increasing the ichiiess ="
IT," I'm the two heavy gorges which have oeeh io'"''
TN the river above the cii' . m ,.o.momat,r
Mddlc,borough ny. Jan; line therin n srn
at tlr as.ayrrs oilce registered Il ociow ,s
80, =, m las, night. This Is the coolest weather
ever known In Eastern Kentucky. ..-o,ou -, ,,t
Winston \ c. Jan 1.-The Thermometer M this
pacc registered this morning IL Is TIC eo'oeS'
" 'anacm = c. Jan. II The continued cold spell
h,r, T.. sonrw hat remarkable for this climate: Inns
'nr,u,. thc thermometer was down 10 IA 'uc-
gra.s and the large pond nelr the town was frozen