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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Drcad-nre OF Puyflt.m.

Compared with the ssnguinsry encoun-
tiers of the past. recent prize fights appear
to be largely humbugs. The late Nc
Auliffe, Myers fght was no better than q
very ordinary sparring match. The
battle" under which term it has been
dlgnified. lasted nearly four hours and Il
half and consisted of sixly.six rounds, yet
not enough blood WAS spilled to soil an
evening necktie. ltepied in a draw. The
Sullivan and Mitchell fight was nothing
but n foot-rsce, In which the champion
tired himself out In chasing his opp nent
all over the ring. It, TOO, was d aw.
The Kilrsin> Smith fight was another
sparring match 10 which neither pugilist
injured his opponent In the hundred
rounds that we're fought and came to an
equally incopsequential conclusion as the
preceding.
The reason set forth In the McAulins-
Myers fight why each man devoted his
best energies to avoiding blows rather
than giving them Is that there was such
an enormous amount of money placed
upon them by their friend. that the pu-
gilists were intlmidated by the sense OF
responsibility. That is. both were
afraid to risk defeat by making genuine
fght. but sought to save the money OF
their friends and their own regulations by
lighting q draw. Such q contest Is nc
better than farce.
The world is gradually becoming more
humanized. The gladiatorial contests
Of Rome, in which one or both OF the
men were invariably killed. were sue,
decided by the old fashioned prize fight
In which the pugilists received no worse
injuries than broken noses and bloody
faces. Now even these have passed
away, and the contestants pass through
q four hour fght without receiving a
mark. No doubt 1t is better so. Nc
one will regret the decsdence OF bru-
tality.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
GRAND ARMY ENcAMpMsNTs.
Illinois and Wisconsin Elect Ohcsrs-Th4
Women's Relief Corps.

Illinois and Wisconsin Elect O6icsrs-Ths
Women's Relief Corps.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Feb 22-The depart
ment eneampment Of the @. A r. yesterday
determined to hold the next annual ancamp-
ment at Quincy. The following resolutions
were adopted: Recommending memorial to
congress asking that the national goxernment
establish homs for incurable insane ex-sol-
diers Of ths Union army; recommending that
tho national encanpment take up the cause
OF several thousand colored soldiers in Louis
iana that have been barred from msmbsrshiI
in ths G. A r
The following officers were elected: Com
ulander, James r Martin, Of Salem; senior
vice, Capt f. 8. Dietrich. Of Chicago, junior
vice, Col d. {. Munger, Of Princeton; medi
cal director, P. L. Mckenzie, of Moline
chaplain, the Rev. George McGue. Of Rocl
Island.
The following were elected officars of the
Women's relief corps: President, Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Bradford, of Augusta; senior vice, Mrs.
Mary j. Staddsn, of Springfield junior vice
Mrs William L. Distin, of Quincy; treasurer
Miss Ada Carlton, Of Bloomington chaplain,
Mrs. Mary T. Fletcher
The encampment closed last night with a
reception at the governors mansion
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb % The Grand
Army encampment closed its session yester-
day Col. a q. Weisssrt was unanimously
reelected department commander. L. Ferg-
uson, of Brandon, elected senior vice
commandsr, and D. J James, Of Richland
Center, junior vice-commauder George Dale
of lola, was chosen medical director and the
Rev. F. L. Wharton, Of Milwaukee, chaplain
The Women's Relief corps which held its SET
sions at tbs armory, elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. Caroline T. Bell, OF
Milwaukee; treasurer, Mrs. L W Stone, Of
Brodhead
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
DEATH OF JAMES C. FLOOD.
One of CALIFORNIA; Big Four Passes
the Cndisco. cred Country.

One OF CALIFORNIA; Big Four Passes to
the Undisco. cred Country.
New YORK, Feb pa telegram from
Heidelberg, Germany, announces the death
there yesterday morning Of James C. Flood,
of California. Mr.. Flood was at the head of
the biggest banking Institution OF San Fran
cisco and was known as the Bonanza Mill
ionaire" He was born in New York about
1925 and received common school education.
He was one Of the Cal fornia "49'ers' and did
not have much luck un til 1854 when he became
the leading partner III tte firm Of Flood &
OBrien- They kept a liquor saloon and a
sort OF an exchange In 1862 these men made
their first investment In the Comstock lode,
Nevada John w. NJ lckay joined them In
1859, and James c. Fair became the fourth
partner in the mining property. Flood pro-
jected the Nevada bank, in company with
Fair and Mackay l. was Just previous to
this that he made that heavy call ON the
California bank which led to its suspension
and incidentally to the suicide of William c.
Ralston. Mr.. Floods wealth is estimated at
$50 900, 900. He had been ailing for some
time and spent considerable time In Heidel-
berg whose waters he was taking.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22

quate preparation Tor an appropriate celebra-
ton of the oentenr ial of the constitution Of
the United States.
Edmunds said be did not feel willing to vote
$500, 200 for mere glorification.
Hoar expressed his surprise that such an
objection had beon made by senator
who had tried 20 put on the bill an
item of 100000 for collection Of
monkeys In the nsighborhood of his house.
If the day of the celebration were ridiculous
in the eyes of the senator from Vermont, he
might spend 1t in his geological park In the
company of his monkeys lLaughter.]
Edmunds said he did not know, when he
offered an amendment providing for a ma
tional park, that he was to be a near neigh
Dor of monkeys, OF Of their cousins, uncles
or descendants. But even that would not
necessarily prove I'll at the senator from Mas
sachusetts was right in supposing it to be
necessary to spend $780, 900 for a single days
celebration in which the chief Justice should
read dissertation ON the history of the con-
stitution, and the &c nator from Massachusetts,
should furnish the fuss and feathers for the
occasion Laughter
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
CABINETS AR. PLENTIFUL.
Can Be Picked Up Hourly at Indienapol
The Presid enflal Party.

Can Be Picked Up Hourly at indianapolis
The Presid entlal Party.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 22.-The party which
will leave here on the special train Of the
presidentrelect on Monday afternoon next,
will number about twenty persona Besides
Gen. and Mrs. Harrison there will be Mr..
and Mrs. Mckee, their two children and
nurse; Mr.. and Mrs Russell Harrison; Mrs.
Harrison's sster-Mrs. Scott Lord; Private
Secretary Halford; stenographer Tibbitts
and wife, and several specially invited guests
1t is understood that Mr.. w. r. II. Miller
will also be Of the parry.
The news from Washington to the effect
that advices received there make it safe to
say that Congressman Thomas will not be in
the new cabinet has had a tendency to
strengthen the Swift boom among cabinet
gossipers here. The situation is such, how
ever, that one 30 disposed could pick up q
new cabinet list'h hourly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
The Presto eut VIII Sign It.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. a2.-President
Cleveland has indi to Representatives
Springer and Baker and others interested In
the omnibus territorial bill that he may sign
it to-day, which is Washington's birthday.
They have insisted that this would be
proper recognition of the birthday of the
fat er of his country and the president takes
kind to the suggestion. Senator-elect
Moody, OF South Dakota, who has worked
for this result with lndiminished ardor ever
since it was first discussed, is happy over the
outlook. He was elected one of the senator's
for South Dakota by the legislature which
assembled under the Sioux Falls constitution.
He is about IS year old, was the colonel of
an Indiana regiment during the late war, was
on the federal bench, is tine lawyer, and
lives at Deadwood
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
A DEADLY FUR CAP.
IL Emits Fumes While Burning That Poi
q Whole school.

a Whole school.
SIOUX CRY, Ia Feb. "a peculiar case
OF wholesale poisoning which nearly proved
fatal is reported from the Morningside
school Wednesday morning a peculiar
odor issued from a closet where the pupils
k spt their wraps A fur cap had fallen into
a bucket containing lot ashes and was send
ing off clouds of smoke The teacher started
to remove the bucket, but was overcome by
the smoke Twenty Of the pupils were made
deathly sick and We're unable to arise alone.
The door was opaned and the fresh air TO
vived the pupils 80 TAR that they could get
out doors, where they lay on the ground in
agony The children were made to drink
freely of fresh milk, and at the end Of three
hours all had recovered sufficiently to be
taken home, but were very weak 1t Is sup
posed that poison was contained In the color
ing matter Of the cap and that It was set free
by the burning
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
ED.iish s1 She L. Advertised.

What ON earth is ''cer,als siiVpsrf' Per-
hsps it belongs TO the category Of female
Pills" have rad o. mourning pins" Can
you fancy pia IN gricci No one ever hears
OF o mourning media, though the letter I'M
plannnr has g. least On eye whsrewith to
wsep. invalid furniture Is largely ad-
vertised, anc, Is the prices ars not by any
means low, it may b. couJectured that it Ia
not the fu niruro itsslf TO wL.cL the adjective
is applied. Perhaps IT, oppression "dscayel
tradszman" Il the mott disturbing of ali
phrases. The words raise friChtful idess IL
tho literal minded -I.ohGon Truth.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
HORSEsLESH COMES HIGH.
But Ii Seems That some People Mu
Have Ii, REGARDLESS

Have IL. Regardless
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb 22-Big price.
were realized yesterday at Woodward's borss
sale and the highest price ever paid for
horse in this country was given for the cele
brated Bell Boy, the figure being S5l, 900
Nine other horses brought an aggregate Of
SlS, $50. Bell Boy was sold jointly to Mr.
Clark and G.. H Hopper, KNOXVILLE, Ohio,
and his destination is the stud OF Genesea
Valley farm, Emira, n Y. After purchas
ing Blue Grass Hambletonian for IS. $50 Mr.
Madden sold him for $4,000 to E. P. Neil
Bowling Green, Ky. Thomas Bros, a,
North Middleton, KY, sold to w. A Russell
of Boston, Mass, The year old stallion Edge
mark Cs2lL 10y Victor Won Bismarck, dam by
Edgewater, fof $1,000
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22

In the gram mar schools of New Haven
cooking IS taugkt as branch of study.
The principal articles of experiment are
pumpkin pies aud doughnuts. with the
preparation Of which every New England
girl's education Is considered complete.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
They Must Hang. After All.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 22-After a trial almost
unparalleled in this state for its length, and
after numerous appeals have been heard and
final appeal to the governor Of the state.
the fat went forth yesterday that Tim Bar
rett and Pete Barrett, the young men who
killed the strect-car driver Tollefson in Min
neapolis almost year ago, must hang for
their crime. Sheriff Eye, of Minneapolis,
was officially notified yesterday afternoon by
Governor Merriam that the date decided
upon for the double hanging is March 81
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Hiscock Doe ,n't Coun. Blair.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb a2-During the
discussion in the senate yesterday on the
steam plate-printing press matter Blair spoke
several times agains5 the steam presses, de-
clariug that their work resulted in bonanza
to counterfeiters Ee spoke of the currency
having becoming "deteriorated until it has
become execrable" Hiscock said that the
New Hampshire senator's remarks did not
weigh and were not counted They were not
respectful or respect able
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Feb, q.

CHICAGO, Feb. n.
Following were the quotations on tn.
board OF trade to-day: Wheat-No March,
opened -, closed Sl.Hss: May, opened 81 Oela.
closed sl@As; July. opened s51sc. closed
eNkc.- Corn-So. March, opened S4lac
closed 34ls-Ssc April, opened 35sc, closed
a5l4c; May, opened a5asc. closed 35ssr Oats
No. March, opened -, closed 257sc Nav
opened 2's4c, closed 215sc: June, opened and
closed a5sc. Pork-March. opened =, closed
Sll-OS; May, opened Sll07Is, closed SLID
June, opened and closed Sll.So. Lard March
opened SG.10. closed S6.72ls
The Union stock yards reports the followins
prices Hogs-MarAet opened moderately
active; light grades firm; other lots weak and
prices about steady; light grades. SiTsioI 6j
rough packing. S+40GA.45; mixed lots, 81 i
@f.55' heavy packing anu shipping lots - n
4ia Cattle--Market slow; values weak;
beeves. s30t1i.5O; bulk. S34E53g: stocKers
and feeders, S2.<oG340: COWS, SL,5GLS.l0.
Sheep-Steady; muttons. s374d5.Oo; lambs,
S.1oG6.SO; corn-fed western, S4.5,lG4.12I3.
Produce: Butter-Fancy Elgin creamery,
aGs per h.: fancy dairy, l3Qbl1c; packing
stock. i0GlOtc Eggs-Strictly fresh laid, lS)x
Gl4c: ioe-house stock l0c Dressed
poultry-Chiekens, 1Gl1c per pound: turkeys.
inGl3c; ducks. i0Il3c. geese, S6.5UL7.O0 per
doz. Potatoes-Choice Burbanks. 25I2sc per
bu.; Beauty OF Hebron, a6G2sc; Early hose 2sc.;
sweet potatoes, as925c per bu. Apples
Choice greetings, Sl.40gl.6o per Dbl. Cram
oerries-s5.Oo9oyoo per Dol.
New York.
NEW YORK. Feb. q
Wheat-Airregular; No. / red state. slOs;
No do. sl0UlS No. 2 red winter April, 81. 90;
do May, sl.0lss bid: do June Sl.0lh hid. Corn
-Steady;No. mixed cash. 44S4c: do Febru.
airy, 44c; do March, 4Alsc; do April, 3Ssc;
do May, 4314c. Oats-Steady; No. | white
state. SIC; No. Z do. 3Olf; No. 2 mixed February,
3Os4c; do March, SIC; do May. &c. Rye
mess, s2.5012.76. Lard-Quiet: April, STA;
May and June, Sis.
Live Stock: Cattle-No market: dressed beef
unchanged native sides. 5G7c per 70; to-day's
Liverpool cable quotes American refrigerator
beef steady at Sc per d. Sheep and Lambs
Market exceeding dull, closed weak and lower;
sheep, s30005.O o 100 ns; lambs, "a. 1907 40
Hogs -Firmer feeling; nominal value, S5.ls
W5.55.
Detroit.
DETROIT. Mich, Feb. q.
Wheat-No white cash, slU8; No 4
red cash. $l.Olk; March, 81. Oslf; May, Sl04lz
July. &c. Corn-No. cash. 3sAc; May a6c
Oats-No 2, aoSzc; No. white. zslfc
ROCK ISLAND.
Hay-Uplsnd prairie, S71S.
HAy<Timotny-new $4,000
aay-Wild, Ss.uo0Ss ".
Corn -40ae.
nutatoss-2s02ec
Tunips-l6c
Uosl-Hoft lilo had 90
Cord weod-oek, ~; Hickory, q.
suaw-e6oo: halsd 800.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
The Hartford Hotel Horror.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 22-The register
of the hotel in use at the time of the explo-
sion has been found Under the date of Sun
day seven names are entered, all of whom, the
day clerk states. left before night The aext
leaf is burned out The day clerk thinks it is
certain that there were not more than thirty
eight persons in the hotel that night, includ
ing everybody, and it is now considered
beyond question that all have been accounted
for
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
1t Assemblies and the Leaders Exchan
Preliminary Remark

Preliminary Remarks
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The British parliament
was convened yesterday. The queens speech
was duly read and refers To the Samoan
question, saying that the conference be-
tween the treaty powers ON that matter
will reconvene in Berlin. The ornaments
Of Europe are so great she says, that though
England Is on good terms With her neirhbors
It behooves her to increase her means Of de
fence as a precautionary measure. Measures
for local government in England Wales and
Scot and are promised, and the parliament is
assured that the Irish situation is improved
In the commons Morley Q.iberaD gave
notice that he would move an amendment to
the queens address, condeInning the admin
istration of the government in Ireland
Gladstone opened the debate on the address
in reply to the speech from the throne He
hoped for tisfactory assurances as TO the
Samoan situation and deprecated the prop
osition to Increase the country's armament
In complaining that there was no indication
Of legislation acceptable to the Irish people
he said that the government had rendered an
elaborate Irish debate inevitable by inserting
a sentence In the address implying approval
Of their Irish policy, which was totally at
variance with the views of the opposition
Smith, the government leader, declared
that the government was quite ready to meet
Gladstone's challenge. She Samoan papers
were being prepared, but as yet the govern
Inent could express no decisive opinion on the
subject.
Ferguson, under foreign secretary, stated
that Chamberlain's mission to America had
not resulted in failure. On the contrary, the
understanding reached through his efforts had
operated 80 well that no English or Ameri-
can vessels had been seized since it went into
for The Sackvine incident had not dis.
turbed the friendly relations between Eng.
land the United States
In the lords Salisbury, referring to Irish
affairs, declared that the people Of Ireland
were finally becoming alive to the insincerity
Of the men by whom they had suffered them
selves to be led in agitation. He character
lied the O'Brien and similar agitations as
great stage play, enacted for the purpose Of
catching few votes Referring to Samoa
he said it was great mistake to suppose that
there was ever any intention Of Selling the
islands
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Kenna Gets the sena.orship.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb 22-The legis-
lature solved the sent torial problem yester-
day by electing KenIa, the vote Standing
Kenna, At; Golf, IS There was full at
tendance, and all the Democrats and Demo
cratic Union-Labor men voted for Kenna
while all the Repub leans and Republican
labor men voted for Golf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
The Eiectricis ms Get Through

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.--By crowdins two days
work into one the National Electric Light as
ISOLATION succeeded IL finishing its labors yes
terday. Several Interesting papers were
read and after the election Of the following
officers the convention adjourned: E R.
Weeks, Of Kansas City, president; j. A. De-
Camp, Of Philadelphia, and E. A. Msber, of
Albany, vice presideI Is.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
The Pr.sident'. Agreement "Goe."

CHICAGO. Feb. 22.-The railway presidents
met yesterday and contrary to expectations
concluded to organize the Interstate Rail.
way association with those railways which
would 60 in. The Wisconsin Central deter.
mined to sign and this left only four roads
out Of the twenty-five which were though,
necessary. The agreement was formally
adopted by the other eighteen roads
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
The Weather We NAV Expect,

WAsHINoToN CITY, Feb. 2s.-The indications
for thirty-six hours from p. m. yesterday are
"a follows: For iowa-Snow; colder weather;
high, northwesterly winds. For Indiana and
Illinois-Fair: much colder weather: high.
northwesterly winds. For Michigan and Wis
consin much colder weather; high.
northwestefly winds.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Death of DIR. ID. W. Bliss.

WASHINGTON CITr, Feb 22.-Dr D. W.
Bliss, the well-known physician who gained a
national reputation ON account of his connec
ton with the case Of President Garfield, died
here yesterday morn ng of paralysis followed
by cerebral hemor1hage. About ten days
ago DR.. Bliss suffered a slight stroke OF
paralysis, but his cor dition was not regarded
as alarming until Wednesday, when he grew
rapidly worse, and al 7:l3 yesterday morning
expired
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Killed by the Territorial Nishtinp

Killed by the d Territorial Nightingale"
Ell PAso, Tex, Feb. 22.-Ada Hume
known as the Territorial Nightingale
Wednesday shot and killed Jack Brown, we'll
known all over the southwest as a scout A
disagreement arose between the two, when
Miss Hume shot Brown, killing him in
stantly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Agreed to Leave HI. Name Out.

WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. 22.-The house
committee on naval affairs has completed
consideration of the senate amendments to
the naval appropria ton bill. OF the thirty
nine amendments put on the bill by the senate
the committee recommends concurrence In
eleven and non-concurrence in twenty-eight.
The committee concIrs III the senate amend
ment striking out the name OF Representa-
tive Thomas, but insc rts an amendment which
preserves the plans of Mr.. Thomas without
his name
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22

PAK1s, Feb 22-At the request Of Presi-
dent Carnot, NJ Trard has succeeded in
forming cabinet as follows: NJ Tirard,
premier and minister Of commerce; N. Con-
stems, minister of the interior; NJ. Rouvier,
minister OF finance; N. Thevenot minister OF
Justice; M. Fallicres, minister of education;
NJ rave, minister of agriculture; NJ. Cues
guyot, minister of public works; M. Frey
cinet, minister of var; Admiral Jaures,
munster OF marine; D. De Courcet, minister
Of foreign affairs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Another Irish M. p. In Jail.

DUBLIN, Feb. 2e.--James Carew, Homo
huie member of parliament, was arrested in
Scotland the other day for violation of the
crimes act Upon his arrival ut Kilkenny
Yesterday riot took place, which was queiied
py the police. Carew was then arraigned
and sentenced to four months Imprisonment
without hard labor. He declined to make any
appeal from the sentence
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
The Germans aud samoa.

LONDON, Feb. 22-The Standards Berlin
correspondent believes that change is to be
made in Germany's representation in Samoa
and that fresh instructions will be sent to
German officials In that quarter.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Noble Expeof I'd at the Canital

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 29.-Gen John
". Noble, of st Louis, who is looked upon
as one of the certainties in the cabinet of
President Harrison, Is expected in Washing.
ton within a day or TWO. Mrs Noble is now
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
Office o1h Summit street

A Fek'n newspaper has just finished a
serial story which contained 2,t4O chap.
ters. You get the worth Of your money
In China.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
ELDERLY WITS IN THE SENATE.

Hoar and Edmunds Train Their Light
Artillery on Each Other.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 22.--There was a
lively Interchange of compliments in tho sem
ate yesterday between Edmunds and Hoar.
The point under discussion was an appropria-
tdon Of $500, 900 for the expenses Of an ade-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22

It is reported that 100 Of the leading
business men Of Den ,er will attend the
Inauguration dressed a. cowboys.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-22
England and Russia Growing Friendly.

LONDON, Feb. 22-The presence of the
car at the ball given by Sir Robert Morier
at the British embassy at st. Petersburg has
excited great deal OF. harsh comment in
Berlin and Vienna. The Russian press, how
ever, are now much inclined to favor Eng
land and the relations between the northern
empire and Great Britain are growing more
cordial daily.