The Press., 1885-05-07

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 BR1tauGEN. sIRwrN q AfeDo DowELL, aeon- ma6der ofithe Army of the Potomac ii the I g. early part, t of tie rebellion, died at San Francisco on Monday. aged 6s years, TIE London press is in an angry mood because of sthe humiliation felt over the concessions made for the sake of peace with Russia. fsItf is universally felt to 't be only A post ponement e of va, and thai Rus sia isrtllagaifaerby the delay. giJ ssi q
 aaiIrJyz ft,5 F es5f,;stsstr tttf .stt4wa q TIE Canadjan government does llot prer gressTapidfyiia putting down the Riel re belH6n!!i There have been skirnishes in which (though We we do not. get very full news) Gen. Middleton makes very little hsadwayl towards conquest. Y Il - - = ,ss'
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 THE financial embarrassment of the well known publishing house of J. R. Osgood x Co.,, Boston, will be regretted by all lovers of good books and good book maal- CTS. This firm has deserved dbetter lnck, and itsis hoped that it may pull through now ,SseaSail 4dl Hiih 'A'A' 9'As
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 BY the carelessness of workmen the wing of a factory which was being raised, al Brooklyn, N. r., OH Tuesday fell aud the building caught fire, being totally destroy ed. Eleven lives were lost by crushing ol burning in the ruins, and many more per sons were injured. .,st mi ...sl.....,l.sgg i JUDGE ANDREWS has decided that ths ballot elected MT. lCoogan as as prosecuting h attorneyI of Hrrtford, and that the resoln tion,srbsequeutly passed, appointing MT Barbour, was of no effect. This decision seems to us just one, and yet we are glaa that an appeal has been made so that thi complicated case may be settled in tn highest courts. .- 55@ 1, M F''5.. s..t ,.z
 WHATEVER the merits of the Russia Eng land embroglia, whatever the sentiments feeling of interest in the least despotlc c the great powers concerned, America ca never forget the friendly interest displaye by Russia toward this country when l trouble an exhibit. of friendliness that Il doubt deterred some na tions from putin itching fingers into sdr!, pie because of wholesome respect for oulraa oulra1b' biz eoasae friend. sa, ss4lla ssnaG 8s3 sE..F 4
 TIE dogs of Wal" are not yet unleasl ed,in Europe. fAss fAssita appears to aeeel arbitration;s but doesh not livery distinet agree to abide by it.:' Itlooks as if u Bear were getting the best of the Lion 1,
 every point, and as if the latter had lit stomach for a fight Ehe world rejoiees
 the prospect of peace, but as the embe of war are to be merely smothered-n extinguished- negotiation, there IS
 general feeling that the calamity of st1 is only to be postponed. The issue T mains liable to reopen at any time.
 The State Board of Health has chose Dr. O. A. Lindsey, secretary, (who h acted pro tenn since Dr. Chamberlin death) also chosen A. E. Burr, presiden in place of Dr. Bolles, resigned, and D Lindsey and Prof. Brewer committee
 arrange the details of an inquiry into u sanitary condition of places of summer I sortain Connecticut, lhow will Staffol Springs bear such inspection) also u dangers to health, if auy, to which passe gers on railroads are exposed. The Go rant: says of these selections MT. Bu succeeds to the office at what may be critical time. There is at least a probab ity of cholera coming here and large di cretionary powers have been delegated the board. 7 It is fortunate that MT. Bu slas consented to accept the responsibi ties of the position, which all will fe rest with .an intelligent, energetic, al practical gentleman, who will prove equ to any emergency that may arise. In s curing the services of Dr. Lindsley of Ne Haven as secretary, on the too limited p; which has been allowed that iaqporta office, the state is also to be congratulate The beard approaches thes summer wi the full confidence of the people.
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 ONE act of the admistration is certain open to criticism the appointment to u Austrian mission of A. NJ. Kelley, of Ric mond. MT. Kelley was first appointed f the Italian mission but. that governme hadindicated purpose not toreeeiye hi because of his public criticism of it's at while at issue with the papal governme, He was then assigned to Austria. h public speech after and in consequence the criticism of his appointment to- Ita lejustrfed his abuse of the Italian g