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New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
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3, Hsro Eai @ gs FSS51ay ce2 iq "a S2 Of
Fandfq aH i.ef1l9t lTPn p49ay AZ oeoos p m
ALLEN-In Brooklyn, February =, iite Belle only dansi,
Ter of william Il. snd Belle Cap"eI AAcn aged years.
Re.2yes ami n nds invited attend the funeral from
ru-ry - az 3 p.
ARrHUR-on Monday evening February ls3 Bsrta g
Crane, Richard L. Arthur IL e 'o'h year Oh 'e'
Faaeral at the residence OF her sonnaw " P Ierhone
Passaic Y. J.. on THURSDAY. y ST. At 100 D. m-
Relatives and friends are nyitel - ,.-. ~. c,o.,,o-.
St at IL o'clock
BIIss-In Broozyn on wednesday. February go samuel
Nss:a ii.s I,gs 80 So I o. F Arslosa-on Lodge. 10
& &i8 Ql .rc -lT e T. to tra the .alI hs late rsi
d,ncs 10 i Slave. sriay February - Al . ,. LII
GRANGEf-suadenly on Monday evening" 18Th inst, Eliza,
R 6eo.e4 t,S %i b 81 ate a l2s McDonou-h BrOoyu,
on thursday. 2lst inst, At ,. H.
Please towers
ing February L. BENJAMIN Henry Hutton u ls el'5 ID
Notice oi funeral hereafter.
tsdig. @i flSeS EeS YORK iiif Z. ''' -''''
pOLLOCK-At Nevburg Tuesday Feeruary ~ Salal u
daughter lae l-oly Cornell -Hi we e'l '-'S IL
FdaeTs from res ence o. strs = cqrael Ne"-Wh1s'r
THURSDAY February q, 40 Oc.ooA D. nl
PEACOCK-0e!iuesday. February ~, SARAH EeAc' OF
Nofee 0i funegal hereafter.
RICHAaDsJNAt Hartford, on the 18th .as' Lacy s''1
man w.fe of william IA. H.caatison
,-r11 an ..i,v Pebrlarv 20 Or the rec Aence " her
son.iuaw Els l. IUoe, hO-ele, ~. May y "Do" u
stephen smith ot NcF-fOrN ~, . d, .,.,..,.
Funeal services on FRIDAY. February p, Al 9cock
Trau Uy NeWJe.sey Central NalrCsd, nom LiJei ''' d"
o'clock.
swrTH-At hts residence New Rooheile y y on iues.-y
morning 18th inst, Albert sGlitA, H. De- ~ 'ho 'o o- u
his r,-.-h~+srf,r f-,urrl,-
Ne.y-I2ochele pn Friday. z2I ilst 70 j. a. ll. -
Garages viii waiuu< the arrival 81 ths lUV' ~
iran fTol Grand Central Depot returning, NAhs i1@'0
New. Rochelle a. Lao and 2-4 p IA
w0oD-AtMt Klsco y. y, February 20. John Jay Wiod'
r1nsI ,roi l.s ats residence Friday I'D =. p. NJ
IRAN leaves Grand Central Depot 10 lu5O
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
,,as, oace Nonce.

te4ter1 for Enrons neat no. sD3Ay directed tor -
,.n ~ a. srtcaar stelnern Orlsr ID sscdre sPssV
Pv-v IN Isth4aJI .raIs4-lLlsiS A4.S AfS t't"AAh
by. % Fs,sss lFttiJt@ ,.tl
OIsgn 4s wsex sa1ns FeotuAEy - WIZ SiVS' ~
l.sS - ~, I-uro,a ner a Wfefand
Ii VA .iy.noutn aud hamburg al 4 y m LOT bermu.al
ner OrlnoCOj al $50 p N t0f CuO@ F9rtO RICO aui
p,.x,,o Der . CITY OF Alexandria VIA Havana, AZ
an rur brazil and the La Plata Counlres. per
Inrfueus "a, aat more
CD Al I.JO D. rruxill0 and Ruasan per =
IS. " Aru, II, wa Nsworransi al i. n. Tor New
ioun,tanI and It. Pierre NJ iquelOn. via Halifax.
SsTTkDAl-At II a. IA. i0r Germany, ets. per .. =.
ts.sr Wa southampton aud Bremen Qetters f0r Great
UTtdn and european Countries he directed
uer Oaer ~ al lao N Tor europe, Ol,5 OF
ChlO4so Queenstown Qetters Tor Oelnany etc, must
bs direClou per Cay OF Chlca ~ 8t 1880 a. IN FOR
Scotland aTrcl, per s DevOn1, VIA Glasgow lettrrs
must directed "per DeyOnia }; al p m Jafnllca and
Honduras. per r. CONAN AZ lSu p IN. Tor tnoa All
Porto Rico pcrs Newport via Havana al l;SO y u
Tor l5elg um alrecI q switzerland VIA Aat"erh
sUNDAN-At 1870 D. for Honduras aud LiyingstOn,per
+. NiiicI, VIA NeNDre-nS
Mans emma Japan per 8 q Oceanic Wa san E.an
eiseol close hers MarCh Il al p. Mails ior Aus
tra.. l4n.i Saadslch and fIi lsiaa..s pei 8
AustraIA IVA ran Fr aacsoo olose hsrc March - a.
N M f0r ON arrival New-YOrk OF . bueAaHat
with British mails for Austraial
PAoi tc nat arranged sf
the nresu nDOn dniatsr1psN Ovensni tsansst q
san In laeisco Ghe cast rrtVns on usk "a
Francisco 1y of sailing ssoAaers Ass 1spaaes
'Aehoe e'"' ' HENRY @. PEARSON. PoslaAslsx
fssIO OAcs. New fofS. N ~ February 10 isSA
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
uAaulNcrnS nPMInNs ON cANnIDATEs.

Wrh4lgtsD " ltf toNoh iTAcf IePl
Senator Warner Miller, Of New York
..I believe that the deegates In my state
shoud be elected by districts, and the he,
nubiican state Central Committee nave showed
NJ isuostlnn % h arr fbe wishes of the people IN tIs
rtspecr am one of those men who heleYe mat tne
nominees OF Chicago Convention, whoever 'Hey "J
be viii be- elected -
How about President Arthuri" ,.., A.
make no exception mention no names, saiu M
Miller.
Ex--ecretarv 3Outwell-"I practically out OF pon-
ties, but this much President Aflhufs a'illu
-tratiOn has gwen satisfaction To the ehJre country.
His course has been emneny wise, iudicOuS, anu so
framed reune the party Of winch he ~ tOiay Oe
head When he took the oath of Office he Ound bis party
broken by and disabled by dScOfdS ana from
this laOs he brought together again IN nr'ta-s
hguling condition. Imeau by that. that the PRESIDENT
represents the entire party irrespective OF ldcIoAs
Senator Plumb" Blaine IL the strongest man H. Kan
sas to-day tor the Presidency. believe that 20 DC sAe
sen aneut Oh my state while have not word I'd say
against Mr. Arih admins ration, which las Deen one
calculated 20 reflect ana credit 20 him as Wen as
the party
senator aawley, OF Connecticut" The various candi-
dates have friends but see Indications OF conoihi-
tons upon ans one can date. President Arthur might
be nominated f he had the support OF the delegation o
mis- own state but must carry New-HOrk ana ONO,
and the candidate who can do that Is the person u
choose"
Ezra 3. Taylor (Garneld's successor In the Housel
The friends Oi Late President Garfield nave nOth
ing but tine ndest FEELINGS toward the present Adihhs
tratOn. are looking for the nomination or some man
the convention with his a his back then nH
ne viii get the nomination without much trouble II ne
fa. in this the chances tina, some Othef man VIII o
l Nominated"
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
TO RELIEYE TIE sU"FEEERs.

PHLApELruIA, Feb. . Dat to-day meeting
Of tne Ct2rus Committee To- raise money for the -nI-r-
pr. b. the food along thc Onic la7ertac secretary stated
that the ,oia amount subscribed 20 date was @l3'9o
$40 $50 of which has been distributed The amount re-
ceiye m t0 yes,erI IS cIl1oU, aud not -oltuD as
Y,ra,io v siated The uli, o. decide t9 dpIlopi
81 600 10 JefcI-onvLe Iud ana N'oO 10 N'"-' ''-1'
Ind.
Bosrov Fen 90 the funa for the Western food 'u.'r
ers has reached $1,000 To-day $1,000 "' sem 70 Jo
f4r,nu,ilIe Ind II 9Op 90 N~wA AnauF. Ind. 5000 TO
Iiyeltou, Ky. $500 90 beipre lnc f"nioi''y' O'lo
Nryprpo. \. y. Feb 20.-Nlvor Ward las iasuad
nroclanatio urging the toRnspcops and church.' 20
contribute for the rehef Of the sufferers by the Western
foods.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
LOGAN AND ARTHUR N COLORADO.

The statement that this paper tried to get up
boom ror Logan at the trlc OI the Grand Army en-
cawpmeuJ lacks something of corr-eine-' ouJ We are
no lrt In stand Logan has developed deal
of truth since very vigorous SOFT, and tert is NJ
tie DOUBT tlat he viii gain more tnde,i t - more hah
Iro,aDe that he Will get most Of Colorado delega-
ton.
The state H for Blaine IL he s asprant. The active
etrpr,.tb Is for Logan. Arthur has chance OF any
kind Nor vote viii be cast Tor MIN from Colorado IN
thc National Convention This Is not said IN an ugy
sp.r1t ri all. Assassination my give medOcuty UlFh'
and there Is DO one blame, but If judgment attempts
if there VIII a deal of blame which must pe plictu
ore y rrp As an accidental President Arthur nls Con,
his DUTY IA "a mild general way. which mas convinced
urope that any one without dynamic force or real Opn
IONS en-, mike a very fir executive. Inc reports from
fine country show what success woui nave IN race
paola can stand things they would not care 10 nave
continued. There Is moral IN the last sentence "n4cH
il worth stud wing.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
STRUCK BY A CYCLONE.
MANY LIVES LOST IN GEORGIA.
BUILDINGS BLOWN To AToMs-HUGE HAILsToNEs-
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

BUILDINGS BLOWN To AToMs-HUGE HAILsToSEs-
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
MACON Ga. Feb. 20.-ThIs city was visited yes
terday afternoon and last night by tremendous
storms The character Of the disturbances noea'-
ed a cyclone correspondent of The id@raP" d.
Atlanta reports fifty killed north of that cily'
dispatch from Columbus reports the de'uu''lo" "a
the Central Railroad round-house ana engines III
failing loss of $4,000. Several persons "o'0
killed and wounded. n, I'll
The Storm was terrible in this region. the Ie'o-
qraph received a box OF hiilS'oueS "'"' -
Snrinqs some being three inches long ana one ana
lie i,,ohes chick. and Others weighing two and
b,If ounces. Many houses at that place were nn-
- "a many persons were wounded but no
deaths have been reported m
Tbe b,use of w. A. Miller. at Blountsviue'
ZONES County. twenty miles from Macon was oio"n
to atoms His wife and three children we're Siliea'
Cd the babv was brown away and has not vet been
1o,nd The bodies of the dead were found 2OO
IN 500 wards distant from the site of the honse.
Six negroes were killed on the same plantation
and young man was dangerously wounded Inc
wife of DR.. Bullard heard the cySIohe
coming and remembering that the corner ot th9
bouse nearest the storm was the SAFEST one
cronched there with her babies and two little ne
eros. The house was swept away except few TIM
bers behind which the party crOuched safely
TELEGRAPH WIRES DOwN-CArrLE PERISH.
The store of jerry Smith. five miles from Clinton
Jones County was blown away. man named lhhey
who was ia it was fatally injured. The CehtIai
train from Davisboro this morning brou3hI
wounded men here who report that the uoW9 W. -
swent and that many were wounded, Out no GcaInS
are renortcd. The wires are down in many places,
aud 1t is difficult TO obtain news OF tbe 9toIr no
storm followed the Old cyclone traces, III llyr,is ;5 -
from thr Others in breaking up into several nue-
pendent storm centres. ,:. C,,.+r
Much live stock perlshed III COlumpia Oou'''
where stables were destroyed. es.to,
AtCsmneL Warren County, the houses OF otePAen P1,.
Kiuslev Miss Gwynu and stephen AlnStA W.
blown down. and llr. Amerys children AlIieu' AN'
storm reached Augusta at p m
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
HAVOC IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
4 DAM BUHsrs-FoaTY BUILDINGS CARRIED OFF
nOMEL - uUNpE pS.

A DAM BUHsT~-FOHTY BUUDI> Gs CARRIED OH
nOMEL - uUNpt. pS.
san FRANCIsCo, Feb. 20.-OwinS to heaYy
raL Storm. tcle.r4pnic commitment us with 9oIti"Ih
Clioriii has been iutcrptel since sunday night Dis
patches received last from los Angeles sa'e -IA
a dam Oh TIE Los Angelo, River Jrok'' SUNDAY ui-',
,,llu,ny tAe most disastrous flood ever experienced
yr MARI or the city W .s completely inundated, and
forty hufdn.. ere swept away hundreds o. iariir~
were obgr 10 abandon their homes and SEEK shelter Oh
tie hills The loss amount- 90 II 1900. From Los An
ceies 10 Nolave distance Of hundred miles @olE p
T4 of the -outlirr Parldr tffc remains in place, anu
esst 10 -au Gor-on.o, ei-fy m-e-. me devastation '
equally great Tut Cli urlia -oulhtrn road from COTTON
10 san DIEGO also washed uui. 4tafr lu dl uic''loi1
l. u-peudcd II wiz prnpfiy boz -1n months h'iof tou-
rnnnic.tnn can he properly established. iep0r- F--
ceved rom towns lu e -oAeru portion OF tr eiu Joi-
qnn V ley announce tle heaviest Hoods ever known ia
tuat section.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

inc presided After the dinner t,ass were responded 70
as follows: " Our Alma Mater" John Mcdonald; Out
Olicr Alumni the Rev. Or WA Matsoni "Ihe freuuS
o. tbe CoUpep" DelanO q. Calvin; "lhe Alumni III
a,ie. Colonel C. J. Wright; Our Alumni In Journal
ISM 4 A. M,rriman; The 1culty," the Rev. W NJ
Hushes; "Coudiiion Of the College" " H. DE Lan'ey;
"The Trustces" Dr. c. Il. Buttersha OF Albanyi our
Young Alumni" Mr.. Kennedy. Among the others pres
ent were Beverly Cnew BENJAMIN W Fr'nslh i- ClfS We
land Coke. william p. Eduhi4 M"iii4el - .'r,-' a,
m. n lister. George GOrlon Brook hl' Au.'i' 60 ~
Puu.v Letters of recr-t wer read from b'rnoi. ~
land Coke Lttrrlnhn, As-l-lnl i-i,l.i-"f ,,,,,
Rev Dr. Morgan Dix. Secretary Foser 4ud Clarence ~
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
A TENNESSEE TOWN SWEPT

NASHVILLE, Feb. 20.-Clarksville was visited
Yesterday by two destructive gales about hours
apart which swept through the central part Of tue
city, leyelng many houses and DONG serious damage
40 hundreds OF buildings. Two churches Yearly
blovvn down. two towers taken off the court house.
one end blown out of the Franklin Hotel, and much
n, ,Der destruction done. Many persons serious
IL iiur.d in falling houses. but none killed out
,,bt The roof of The Chronicle Office. rafters and
All was lifted up carried over Elders Opera House,
aud drjyen through house two blocks hey ond;
Every telephone aud telegraph wire was prOstrateu
und rams DELAYED.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

Villagers among them the post,naster Ca, Carter.
Ne f,5lggan was conspicuous by MS REFUSAL 10
1n n The tTiumviraie which thcn as DOw slperYlses
fSe srsIV4rt interests Of the county, eVlplse1 ,o
Coor,sr TIE er Collector at Cape Vincent; ~ NJ 1Nes
Postmaster OF WateriOwn. and Richard Marcy; 1hey
deicruued having Cartprs scalp. IBey prohiftt ~
once 10 SIR Gilman, and arrsn gcmemts we're Wen uusr
Wv for bis removal, when policy dctatfd bai- IN
those DAYS COngreasman skinner was tDff hOtlti lV -
The Folypr camplm demonstrated the nee -iiJ vl
very slow travelling the part Of the J.nefson 1hIs
mis- of the Administration. They postponed scai jin4
Ger and when Mr. Gilman grew somewhat ala
fr,s tbev promised HIN that ne should De
u irstaef wnen C9rter's term 0f Obice h@l eAlle9
fFerus~y H. In the meantime the huut tOr fIesiehlih
fes has bcgln I'm earnest IN tlis STATE. me trun-
viz h, .ucgetcf that the genial skinner ne neg' 10
teii into the tran and recommended MI. Oitbaba ~
noiutm.nt Before the cocks began ~ crow yeoc.u1y
iuDrug the riumviT3e stole out Oi WateriONn On gu
earv frliu aud started Washington Ihey viii Azo
tbe confirmation OF Mr. Gilman. and Sil Teciye lnrtc
toLs TO the further course To De iOuoNs IN PO'is
delegates Tor teir patron, Mr.. Arthur. Ihefe . - w
mne sentiment Ia jefferson County 10 faFof oi hF Ar
thurs nomination.
WHAT SKINNER Il SAYING ABOUT ARIHUk
WIshng, 20, respsndsncs Of ThS BOs2n Trerer thSPJ
CONGRESSMAN skinner, of New-1Ork, WHO
has always Deeu identified vita the opposite wing 81 tio
party tha whirh tue President was iofbleiiy -
sOciated, said; The President IS more popular ~ s,
York today than any time before in fhe history Oi bs
administration. Mr. FOger- 5uDeTuatGriA hEt va Isl
unfOrtun circumstance for the President out ne MS
gained wonderfully with the people since then ln1
he win get about half Of Stale delegags ami tAe
other half will be divided between Blaine ani Slefne1
Lincoln has many friends Ia NewI0rs. and viii be laple
have 20 blowing the second choice Of some OK
the delegates In regard % Mr.. Arthur VIII say TINS,
If he is nominated he will carry New-fork.'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
OBITUARY..
LIEUTENANT SAMUEL X. ALLEN.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2O.-Lieutenant Samuel
K Alen United Marine Corps (rcttred died at
Greensboro n. c. February Is. Lieutenant Alien was
native OF New-York de was commissioned as Second
Lieutenant Marie Corps OF the Navy on March H.
1863 and as stationed at the Marine Barracks IN ash
lngton al the Naval Academy, in 1869; at the Marine
Barracks IN brooklyn, In 1871 and sent back again
to The Marine barracks al WashlngtO II 1873.
e was comm First Lieutenant 1S73 and
assigned 70 dnty the Marine Barracks al Annapolis In
Ig7S ana WAS sDse ntly trsnsierred Ia tie receiving
sht st. Louis paced on the retired list IN May,
lSsO
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
FvorGH OF TYLERs AND JoHYsoNs.

- FF1t TIC -OI'F0''' :. = = - ,.---,,4. ,,-I
The party way down IN Its heart wants anu
r-ouosrs 10 have "a Presidential candidate worthy the
honor and worthy the place. It moreover also proposes
10 have e-Pre5dental candidate upon whom KNOWS
II feels that altogether 200
little attention has hitherto been paid to this really I'M
nori ant plrt OF the ticket. Presd dent Arthur has sue
ceeied in making President th&n was feared; but
even in ills the country went through
a Terrible scare But Of Iylers and JOnnsOns
thov certainly have had enough So it comes
aDo1t that at CAicagO next June the Re
publican party viii demand proper standard bearers
il "a man for President who Is above politicians; man
who is of the people and knowing their wants viii heed
rh,n "a m4u whose Intentions pure, an aud patll-
0tic The memory Garfield ST IL lives We doubt II tEe
Republican party, with that high standard before he
wi, CON .eu 10 tae up with any ordinary man. Ger
FANNY they VIII Lot with man Oi only ordinary lnten-
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
PHILADELPHIA AND CAMDEN FLOODED.

STRONG WINDS AND HIGH TIDE RAISE TIE DEL
AWARF RIVFK.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-The water IN tne
Delaware River rose 10 an unusual height to-day, OWING
=, , .,, ,z.est wind DeLwartave. was com
rlateIy submerged ana at time the water was more
than toct higi in thc street The cellars OF the ware
houses on the no tie ayerue were flooded consilaf
f1 thongb no re,t os vas sustained ny any one hrn.
r Froit fie resi- tents were compelled "a remove u
the second story. .....t,- ,-
In Csrld.u ard Gloucester v J., the sitnni2n was
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
ToRRENTs OF RAN IN VIRGINIA.

FLOODS A WE'LL as GALEs-BRiDGES SWEPT AWAY.
PETERSBURG. Va. Feb 20.-A tremendous thun-
der storm burst over this city and vicinity about
midnight last night, and continued until an early
hour this morning. The storm was followed 0y an
fo,mense rainfall and heavy gale of wind All the
strealus are greatly swollen. number OF county
bridges were washed away. The koanoke River,
near Weldon. North Carolina, Is ~ teet ABOVE low
water mark and still rising.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
ARTHUR's MACHINE. AND THE DIFFICULTY IT


Wqsbfngon CorrcsDouiencs CArtsttda Union, y. T.
Chandler is a great political schemer,and cannot
well be span ed. a, Tor the treasury DepdtnehS S a5S
are workin1 polite ily regardless OF jude F0ser Ihe
reat internal revenue machine Is managed Dy southern
NM Evans who was pat IN t0 secure southern delegates
for h President In the oOucn lts agents are uueI9us
ana aetivc Frank Hatt0n Is &C the head or te post once
auDlntment lie Is nart at Work pus Ilns NJ. AiJtIf
rilms Secretary Teller is one OF the best wrrpcfs
in the West. Al ALL the President has the machhe 10
god t and cares very little about any ANAL questions
OF sentiment ~, - ,.
s l,re.i bugbear is New-Y0rk. That is the hinge OF
tho whole question. Could he obtain the sOhd hdo--
nenf OF ms own his candidacy would be respectable
without It. MS showing A. most mege HIS followers
hnvc worked hart him. apparently M vain Ihe kFeal
rubcan counties o. central an4 upper NeH-l 0fh dfe
,,rilVuui.tc We sbau ~ better with Etlnunds,
tirrsau or Sherman chey say. In Presidential nghs
Locality goes lOr less th@n Is supposed "IdnL carried
NsW-Y * against Greeley and seymour, Garfield bcaJ
laucock there The old blaine element Will no. support
ArIbur and with what grace c.Ln he ask renominadon
ltn ni. own state divided against him Eimunda and
I5ncoln Gresham and Hawey sherman and hariranit-
Inr-e are reasonable combinations. Arthur and Logan
Wi IMAGE "A showing drop out. ls There anything
nhout either Que the votes O the great masses WHO
wan no office, Dut viii Do content WIN capable honest
anuipiSrrtrion Yet tarse latter must be Drought Out
the X pubicaa mana GERS nope 70 win Ihey understand
H. and they propose 70 have II So
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
GpeiII No!ircs
Artistic We uoria y.
- - 20

The NFy ENGLAND gRANIrS work I1rtlJrL 'Dil
Qulrries lni H)rNsl09a "sst,rtf, Il -,
Fine ,,onl nsIt Al taI Al nag VDrk IA SfAht% ptANlN
.arlsat ti Yt4Jtt JltrsA Clti "a ,i -
Dcitot n I. - tce lj4l 8Ny r. ~ yA'fAt.-D' 80
al, 5-jgbfegn,b Annual Dinner OF Ito HARVARD CLUB
or = fWYORK CITY WI taka p.ac3 at Dei10aie0s, on
TIIUt-DAY rebTu. r. p, AZ 900 y. IA q,
AN iIlrv tuLrei are Ntta anN hs op-
tam tickets picatlon 20 NATHAN LII . HMAA--' N'
fe any. Do Nlss. U--t, NeS-l OK CHy.
OF tiCAet- 20.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
WHAT SKINNER . sAYISG ABouT T,Al.lII AkIIUF r.,
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-For New-Englane,
local rains or light snow, followed by clearing colder
weather westerly winds becoming variable, higher bar
Ometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather north
west winds shifting TO southerly during Thursday gen
orally higher barometer falling followed By slowly rising
temperature.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
THE WALKING MATCH BEGUN.
EDMUNDs, LOGAN AND AREHuR on THE
TRACK.
WHAT THE sPE -TAT0Rs THlNK-sonfE SHARP IHl'"'
SAID AND -O3iE PLEASANT ONEs.
EDNUyDs Would HAVE A POLICY.

Between the positive pugnlciOu,ness oI al
drew johnson and rlo NEGATIVE Indifference Of MI Arhif
there isor ou-ht to he-a happy uiJde -iouhu w :
which President Of the LIutd Sflies can siiiu ~
give direction and force e-uiauAt uCneF I"f ~
government OF the country. The Executive depirm'h 'hl
o. every other Government ia the world ee i-ei 70 O'
and p. a h. after OF f,o icnarzrd with The Initiation
of measure fGr he pubic welfare. II NJ timuul-'
example President H. tnrrc any doubt tit Jhe Al
n'utrauon would havc godcy IN regard 10 the redrc-
on o. taxation and every vital question Deiofe the
couutryl The country sJi red from This lack or on
originating and executive power the hrad 81 puDlc
affairs would De- delightful q ag IN sJatesnian IN
no Whine House.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
KENTUCKY ALSO SUFFERS.

BUILDINGS DESTROYED OR DAMAGED At PADOCAh
AND FRANKLIN.
louisville, Feb. 2O.-A terrific gale at Paducah
XIV. last evening blew down Chess, Carey u Co.'S
oil house and two tobacco warehouses containing
500 hog gsheads of tobacco.
Franklin was also visited by tornado YESTERDAY
afternoon. ltrg. tobacco factory owned by Ne"I
York men was blown down. Ine Boiceau h%i.5
the Opera House and other buildings were uhIo'A'u
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
rs THIS ANOTHER TIMES" STORYf
Arr ApouT A POSTMASTER.

V'rfeTf0lTn DtEpaFrh
TnaionatlOn pre walls IA jefferson County over
the e,ctou al Con gresaEkE Charles K. Skinner, who
for ysas mas led strong Haf Breed column OF tne
son9.tv n M came about this way; Mr. skinner has
e,,.y,,,snded Tor postmaster Of Adams Mr.. William
H. GilInan Fur good and sufficient reas"Hs 20 inc v
I,r. Nj GIL man aeectOn IN unpopular. Ihe tallors
sraosvsf "a senator WiuslDW inautnsly teruIcd
them three wears ago. indignant They received this
s,rI ~ renrah from Ar. Mna0w because they united
IN ~ aim TO change bis for Messrs COnking
and Piatt and give Il 70 any tTo good republicans
Thst petition was signed by nine-teniAs ol the
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
M4RK[ED.
ANrHONT-l

ANvrt4O,-Y-IONFS-O Friday. Februay Is by he Rev,
a. Aarr 1Tpul1d C. Anthony ut cara Ia, dAusAfI "i
the late " ilam Jones' a.. Oi Brooklyn
30 cards.
FrNCH-BROwN-On wednesday. FcDruiry 20 hy tns
TYLER o Church o. the 'lellp.-s 81" Nhi4-y
Lafa,r-te Jerome F,lch % H.re.te Ne; BOWL IA Vi
tins city.
Will M MS UAWF-On Tuesday, F'5rua-y 10 az
the re.a.nce Of the brides parents M0rrspWn NJ nt t
fev Ceorrr ". Chadwel, louise Dawes daushlt OK
fr.n-y Fluslawe 20 Edward Gordon llams j., OF ii
I.v. .lu WAarti.e, Yorkshire, England
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
LoGAys POPULARITY AT HOME.

That John \. Logan Il popular with the Ee-
uuDicns and wish the people OF uo's. none nave ever
dun,e Inat be Is 80 intensely und up IN their hearts
-crcr anv have ever dreamed. He grown with 1ur
rowfh and strengthened with our strength most remark
aoly IN pat four years. during AZ tAese years ne as
b.eu d ut Iin himself more AID more closely WIN Jhe
paupe o th West Whatever may De the reply 1f other
secons there Is no DOUBT tnat Illinois ny, THIS year q
Favore son ana that delegates 10 the State COnyen-
tlOu viii Iide there III Logan wagons.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

"a can be,earned none were fatally hurt. Among
the injured is Captain J. c. Willis, who bad Iee
Iroken. II was also reported that seyetal P'isors
wore supposed To have been lost from DOais anu
81 ifs. hut the report is not substantlated