The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-05
GREAT STORM IN EUROPE.
a REGULAR BLIzsARD FROM TEE
BALTIC TO TIE ADRIATIC

The Ensiish Chanel Packet Service stops
ana Vessels st Trieste Are Unabis 10
Leave Port-Gooa sl.ishine In the south
ofBneinnd-A Heavy snewf.n in Rome
The Danube Prose. Over IRON, vIsuns 60
Bslsrade-TsrribIs suaerinEs OF the Poor
LONDON. Jan. A blizzard prevails almost
everywhere In England. In London this oven
ing the mercury stands at 24o. and shows no
present slRn Of rising. At Dorking there is
very good sleighing. There Is also plenty Of
snow In all the southern counties. The steam
packet service between Dover and Calais IL
again suspended. A very severe gale II blow
ing in the Channel.
Dispatches received here from the North
Sea and Baltic ports say that o furious storm
is raging. The indications are that the whole
OF northern Europe Is affected. A large feet
Of vessels Is lying weather bound at the mouth
OF the Thames.
At midnight the Thermometer stood TO-
Fahrenheit above zero. 1t IL much colder In
the country. The snow continues.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Netes saysi
The cold is growing more intense. 1t 10
already 81 below freezing. Many have been
frozen to death. The absence OF snow deprives
the poor Of one OF the usual sources Of relief.
The wind raises u choking dust"
PARIS, Jan. &-The weather this evening
Is becoming colder. Many deaths have been
caused here By the extremely cold weather. A
number Of old and very poor people have been
frozen to death IN their miserable lodginga
Others. despsirin9 OF finding other relief
from their sufrerings have killed themselves
and several destitute persona have been
picked up liieloss In the streeta An old
couple occupying fiat in the Boulevard Clichy
were found dead In one OF their rooms. Thcy
had lgnited q brazier OF charcoal. and the
fumes had killed them. Many OF the suicides
used this m cans OF killing themselves
The river Seine is covered with thick Ice.
The railroad trains arriving In the city are
hours behind time. the delay being caused by
the water freezing In the feed pipes Of tho
The thermo eter this afternoon registered
~ Fahrenheit above zero.
PcrlGueux, among the widest Of, winter re-
the docks are encountered with Ice. and 1t Is
feared that many vessels VIII be oanzht fast
Huhc Hungary Is bitterly cold. n this city last
night the mercury registered 10' below the
point T bssSS Il sss
Vienna to Belgrade. servia; At Trieste the
cold Is intsnsilsd By hSsrosne that T. blew
Trss o. 70 oppsG snd Tie nS
Of shelter. The tradesmen. seeing no pros
the
given the clerks q holiday; The theatre.
has. P ssg viii 60. the SGS and
weather moderates.. The. police returns show
that fifteen persons have been injured.
fo@ friests said sSiS the BLIZZARD there lad not
abated. It's the worst storm the city has ex-
trains bad been delayed snd The delivery q
EHs e ssa Sad ssss Stopped ss SGs
Ts SsSs sasSt SstS sS el the
Sjshtisil; and viii remain there apiiJ tie end
her rigging and on her decks; She almost
greatest difficulty. The steamship Grutz was
wrecked last plight n SSs An. Aneona on the
RoME Jan. 4.-There has been heavy fall OF |
snow here to-day. Telephone and telegraph |
wires are down. and the omnibuses have been
RoME. Jan. h..The snow continues and the
cold grows more n1Snssi ,sg,.,sr,
where sSioE gig bsIoE ssrS Many PsT.oa: have
peTted thr9ugh9ut tho north q spain.
the thermS sn resls3ers SiN Fshr U ssoae
zero. In the surrounding country II Is hardly
fSssS Ss and Mafsh below
-Four persons have been frozen to death In /
berlin. Many deaths from cold have occurred
elsewhere The public and private refugees In |
Berlin are overcrowded. The number OF APP
plicants exceeds by hundreds the number OF
beds Those without beds are glad to lie In
the straw.
The electric lights In Nuremberg are out
as the river. which provides the generating
power IL frozen. There is no snow In most |
parts of the empire and the crops will suffer
severely.
BAD WEATHER FoR BRITISH WAR SHIPS.
LONDON. Jan. 4.-The new cruiser Cam brian
where she was built. She experienced heavy
weather. Her starboaId engines broke down
and she was compelled to heGye to for hours.
almost foundered In storm In the Bay OF Bis
cay recently, will be completed on Saturday
ID ioin tha Mediterranean sauAdron