Show diplomatic appointments the selection of mix max judd a st louis louia clothing merchant and a hebrew to be consul general at wien recalls the fact that the austrian government refused to receive mr kelley keiley as minister to 10 wien during mr Clev elands first term on the ground that Mrs Keiley was of a hebrew hebrew family N Y mail and ex express g before proceeding further we arl make mabe the correction that mr kelley keiley was minister ml mater wien vienna perhaps mr cleveland has con cluder that he will ivill senj send abroad such agenda as are a septable cep table to this government regardless of the prejudice of tte the ones to which they are sent it may also aloo serve an a notice to the austrian nation that we do bot share in their groundless intolerance anil and big otry aud and by repeating what was pronounced objectionable before the ob ejection may decline if not disappear a r it is to be said in this connection that the presidents dentIs diplomatic appointments so far have been uniformly first class the most important one the french has been filled quite acceptably to buch both powers mr eustis is ie a man of large experience in public affairs is highly educated quite wealthy of french antecedents and speaks that language perfectly A better selection could not have been made |