The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
rastern and Middle States

Eastern and Middle States
ALAcE factory, the only one of its kind in
the United States, is about to be started at
Wilkesbarre, Penn.
THE second annual exhibition of the Wo-
mems Silk Culture Association of the United
states was opened in Horticultural hail.
Philadelphia. The display is great improve
ment upon the associations first exhibition.
A PARTY consisting of Jacob Keeeer and
his young son, George Hilliker and wife ana
Nathaniel " right, we're drowned while ilsh-
ing for shad from rowboat in the Hudson
near Verplank Point. n. Y.
THERE was deermi ed struggle between
the Arthur AMI the Blaine factions at the
New y ork kepul lican State conven ion,
held in | tica. Finally. by a coalition g.
tween the Arthur and the Fdnunds II EN-
four delegates at large favorable 10 kdm nds
were elscte | 10 the ational conN enton ~
votes ranging from % to ~ Senator Mil
lor received 243 woes five less than
majority of the convention. Judges Andrews
Republicam and Rapallo Democrat, We're
renominated for judges OF the court or APP
peas without a division. Presidential cleo
tors were chosen, and new state committee
was appointed The latter is divided between
the Blaine and Arthur men. The lattorm
approves the administration OF Presi lent
Arthur, advocates protection, opIos IS further
silver coinage, and faVOIS Federal ala lOr eu-
ucaiional purposes.
convention in Trenton, elected four de egates
at large and fouTtetn d stri t delegates to
the Natl nal Greenback convention. held
in Indianap Ills May IS All the delegates
favor General But er for President.
UNRESTRICTED delegates to the national
convention were chosen by the Connecticut
Republican state conl en- ion at Har tord.
and resolutions were a opted prals.ng fresl-
dent Arthur, and de ,laring that If &C aston
should arise the delegation would meet the
unan nous sentiment of the Rep blican parry
of the state by pr senting the name OF Sena-
tor Hawley as andidate for President.
JOHN II. DEANE, a New York lawyer, and
the largest builder of houses in the city, he's
failed for 100000. He has erected ovet
LOGO buildings i'll the up er part of the city,
and 5000 men have been employed at ono
time on his structures. His assets are
thought to lie largely in excess of his liabili-
ties. Mr.. Deane is prom nently identified
with the Baptist church, and has p"ese ned to
institutions connected with that denomination
over 100000.
THE English soop-of-war Alert, presented
to the nited States by the Britt h govern
ment, has ARR, ed at tn brooklyn navy
yard. : is t-r ron est vessel ever built
for the Engli III ma y,and in $50 went further
into the Arctic L gions than any other veis Il
had ever been. The Alert will com any
the other vessels the Thets and the Bear
as a supply ship in the search for Lieutenant
Greely's Ar, ii: expedition.
MAINE Greenqa kers aS'elnpn IN St flfi
convention at - wl,Iol h1ihlilateu u luli
tie et headed oy Dr n ID, EaI0ll, loI 70,
ernor Ghose lo!r ueleIatG aC I1ise 10 t tnG
hatoha. on ehuluh III Inlii i u 81, Nv
I'll D. ~. Co. rn.7dnt and reattirmed the
era. Du. 81 81 ~ ~ o ITO, os 1SIo
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one OF the large f IaI RIVER MAS c} Hol
mills- Sagalllore NH nv 10 Co., Ia as u ,',i
burne 70 ule E!ounu ne ilG 10 sup 80
10 nav peeh ol VI 9.h 80 10
nirb+,, foot vile md was five stories h~h
Ttsbad ~ 6oo snindins and go looms There
,ye re- NM 9Ni aIes of cotton and n LARGE
o,nount Of fnishn6 cloth in the basement
The min and II aohine-v were value at
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