New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATS ANGERED.
oBJEcTIyG TO A POSTMASTER OBTAINED BY FAVOR

OF DANIEL LAMONT.
PORT JERvIs, July 19.-A feeling OF deep
disappointment the methods OF President CieVe
lands Administration has been growing for some time
among the leaders Of strong wing OF the Democratic
party in this portion OF Orange County many muter
ings Of disapprova have been heard This feeling mas
been changed OF bitterness by the decided snub
bing recently given Lewis Beach, Congressman from this
district In the matter of the appointment OF postmaster
for Port Jervls. During two terms rs Assemblyman
from the Second District Of Orange County, j. H. DIM
mick, OF this town. made himself special favore OF
Daniel Manning and Daniel Lamont. He succeeded IN
doing several slick little jobs for them in the way OF
delegates from his county State conventions whchn
their aided the advancement Of the Cleveland inter
The ex-Assemblyman has his on Congress ana
step toward his interests In that direction
he determined to show to the district that he had the
Administration at his back. The commission OF Charles
ST. John postmaster in this village was about 10 expire
Mr.. Dimmick brought out his friend Benjamin Kyai.
from Sullivan County the proper person to eucceea
Mr.. ST. John. while cxsupervisor W. II. Nearpass was
urged by the principal leaders OF the party In the town
and district. Congressman Beach shown such strons
for recommending Mr. Nearpass for the once
that he did not only party grounds but because o
the exceptionally high personal and business qnaiica-
onsof the candidate The ree9msnah Wa .h
ngton, called personally on lamont and before ne came
away Congressman Beach's recommendation was
Dimmick returned TO Port Jerys Win
Ryalrs appointment In his pocket. -,
line nrwopoi resent the oyerrdng OF the Congress
mans recommendation proceeding too rcvolutiohar
quietly submitted to- The result IA the DIVISION OF
into bitter factions in the csunty one OF
the old wheelhorses Of the Democracy oi Deer Paker
publicly giving his opinion Of the present Aulnlhsts
ton "a day ago, emphasized ills estimate oI It's heaa
with the exclamation - voted for Grover Cleveland.
but didn't think was voting 10 make Dan iAhon,
President when did sor There Is pretty quarrci
among the Democracy OF this part OF the STATE rs IL
stands.
TRACK OF THE METEOR ACROSS TIE STATE
ALBANY, July 19.-Adviccs from various
parts OF the State indicate that the large and brilliant
meteor OF last Friday night from the Hudson
to Niagara. Its general course was westward. ana III
this city and Poughkeepsic 1t seemed to pass directly
overhead although observer In the latter place speaks
Of IL as moving from the northeastern to the northwest
ern quarter OF IL "a FAR north as
Round Lake in Saratoga County; Utica and Rochester
report seeing II; In Bin ghamton two explosions were
heard the second accompanied by The breaking
up OF the into various coorcd fragments, the
arote appearing then be go north Of the ZENITH ana
the explosion heard IN Poughkeepsle; In lansing
burg the meteors fight was accompanied by huninhg
sound In some towns the flash mistaken for hght-
nng Buffalo observer speaks of tho briliancy equal.
ling that electric light, and notes the variety OF
color Dr. John Ferguson. at the Prospect House.
Niagara that the meteor shot sparks AS II ne ana
left trail the main ball looked lGe silver and II inn-
mated the Falls with great brancy Professor Egbert
OF Dudley Observatory In Albany. says that 1t looked
about twothiris the size Of the full moon.