There have been heavy snowfall im London and all over the country. to-day, The roads in maay places are impassable, message from Vienna states that the cold wave in Austria is Amsterdam, Feb. 15.
For the first time in ory three inhabitants of the lonely inland of Urk, which is situated in the middle of the Zulder Zee, have succeeded in crossing the ice from ison to Urk by taking Marken, Tig Fire at Charterot Danae estimated at from tour] is working evertime-Reuter-to: five milieu franes has caused by afro in a. pottery_ ne Charlerel, where. the "watered are froxen.—Reuter.
Snowstorms in Poland Warsaw, Feb. 1%. assuming the proportions of a catastrophe,—There are gigantic: anowdeifts "all over the country which ure impeding communications, Lack of fuel and innumerable cases of illness have compelled a further Teduetion of the train servians.
After a wave of exceptionally ec! weather for the last fortnight, the temperature has risen considerably ut has brought with it a series of severe snow-storms which have di organized traffic on the roads aad Many schools have closed, despatch from Prague report that" the Intense cold is slowly paralyzing industrial life in Czech Slovakia. Many roads and railway lines are blocked by snow, Bratis-Taya and other towns ave isolated while many of the smaller factories in various parts of the country hai run out of coal and h close down.
'A telegram from Berlin states that the centre of the city was plunged in darkness to-day ax the result of the freezing of the main gas-pipes, which eansot be thawe! owing to the danger of ay explosion, Antwerp reports that nai the River Seheldt has bee The city of Lemberg is isolated and many of the factories there have been compelled to close down owing to lack of fuel—Reuter.
Ships Damaged off Denmark Copenhagen, Feb. 37.
All Danish waters are Blocked with 'A critical situation odists on the Enst Const, where many vessels are fast in the ice while some have damaged their propellers. anal
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