The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-16

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" ASHINGToN, July IA, 1877.
We have all sorts of picnics, ex,ur.
sions and gatherings these days, and
now last OF all come
THE STATE GOVERNORS,
VINO are 10 have "big talk" at the
"cSty of BrotherlY Love" on the % IA Of
next month. They propose to assemble,
all the Governors OF the States and Ter
ritories of the Union to exchange
views In relation to the financial, COM
mercial anG Industrial interests and
prospects OF their respective common
weaiths. There will also be present
number OF the Cabinet, and possibly the
President will lun up aud take peep
at the gubernatorial show before it Ad.
jOurns. They will visit the Centennial
Grounds, all points Of interest In the
Guy, Will havea public reception at =
dependence Hall. On SATURDAY they
VIII go TO cape May, take "a sniff Of fresh
air, Dathe III old Ooean, and eat deyileu
crabs and broiled Holsters. On Monday
New York VIII furnish them with min.
juieps and cocktails, aud, il they can
stand anything after this, Boston will
set.lt up Tor them in her most approved
style. OF course they will come to
Washington before they di,band, and
there is no telling what Will he done
here with the festive thrOng. They Will
not Stow many more d gnitied or be.te.-
looking men tnan Oh o's Governor, the
pride OF Cincinnati, Governor Tom
Young.
OFF FOR THE MINES
Secretary Evarts, the Attorney Ger
eral and some newspaper men are going
next week TO take run through the
coal regions Of Eastern Penn. ylyanIa, TO
see the condition OF affairs there. W.
hope. they Will keep away from he
MOLLY Magulre' region, or we may
nave Two vacancies in the Cabinet.
TWO OF A THOUSAND.
sad case occurred yesterday at the
printing tfice. A lady
made application tor employment. Sh1
mad been raised in atfl uence, was an nc
musician, and syoke Ehy.
lish, French and German with huenc1
! he uperintendent, greatly embar.
rassed by the applications, told ner he
had no work in his Office beitling so ac-
lazy, wnen VITA tears in
her " es she said she was willing to do
amy menlal service, even to scrubbing |
the floors, 80 that she might earn an Ii JE- |
est living. Could anything more f,r |
clbiy illustrate the amount of poverty |
ana wretchedness that exists in This |
beautiful cityP We know man o,
splendid abilities, who led division IN |
ne rebel army, who Is in this city now,
A most starvIng-too proud to beg, with |
lothnE to do, MS friends ignorant OF h |
)oyerty, and he unwilling to confess 1t. |
And yet there are plenty OF robust, sip-
lie men in the departments, who have
10 one but them selves and their extray-
giant haGlts 10 support, who Ougut to be
nIpped Tomorrow, and their places
;Iven TO poor ana worthy ana compe-
ent persons. But the ways Of the
World are and ava! s Will be unequal.
THE NEW LIAM.
The subscriptions TO the tour per
ent. bonds by the people, foot up $50
0O,O)O, and the time expires Tuesday
ext. The people want more OF them. lii
rance the people took al! of her i'm
lense loan. So will ours il they have
nance. Give us a fair deal, Air. sher-
IAN. Keep the debt at home if psSsl.
e.
HON JOHN G. THOMPSON,
ergeant-at-Arms Of The House, is here
gam. He says he has changed his
lind ana will not go to White sulphu
prings. He never did like sulphur
nd is afraid he will get more than he
ants in the sweet by-and-1y. He
ill not tell what he is here for, but ru-
lOr says Ire IS negotiating for "mnterial
id" to run the campaign in Ohio. He
links Converse is 10 be the man for +