The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25
Correspondence OF the star.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1877.


HAMILTON COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
There Is nothing particularly new at
his writing touching the Hamilton
county appointments, which seem to be
,eId in allegiance tor some reasons not
patent to an outsider. The Toledo post
nastership has not yet been decided.
Very strong influences are being brought
20 bear to induce the President to re.
'ain Mr.. bowling the incumbent. Elk.
Governor Cox came yesterday to urge
he retention OF Dowling. Still it is
generally believed that The change will
We made by Monday or Tuesday at latest
being said that the President told al
Ohio man to-day that he had made ~
lls mind 10 the change some time ago
lnd tnat he had not as yet seen any
eason to alter that determination. i
[ were a sporting man think I'd wager
saWbuck or two that as Toledo goes
o goes Cincinnati.
AN UNFOUNDED RuMOR DENIED,
The Iunsurs, prevalent yesterday and
O-day, that Inc President has decided
y recall his proclamation. for an extra
ession in October are totally unfounl.
ID. 1t is believed that they are the or
priLg of the excited Imagination OF Il
ensatlonal correspondent, who had got
eu them up for an interesting item
he President did not issue his cali un.
I'll he had Carefully scrutinized the
hole ground, and nothing has occurred
since he date Of The proclamation to
.ecessi ate any cbauge. Indeed, If any
langs were to be made, it would he 10
liter The date to one earlier, as every
week reveals some new difficulty in Lhe
way Of insufficient appropriations. The
.Ast trouble has arisen i'll the matter OF
uc lettercarriers. The Post-otiice
department. finds itself without
nough money to continue even
ne present lorce, when the demlnd is
.or additional facilities. So it made the
Her TO the carriers as body whether
ney preferred to have present wages
0nIlnued and a reduction Of the nu N.
Ger OF employees made. to correspond, or
.heiher they were willing TO stand re.
,uction Of salary and continue the pres.
mt number OF carriers. SPY large ma.
urit," they voted to have reduction OF
alary, each fellow fearing lest his might
Je the head that would come of. The
resent force therefore will not be re.
.uced, but the boys will have to stand a
nave all round.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE IN THE SOUTH.
A great zeal OF comment has been
.ade over what was styled "the shame
ui treatment OF Chief JusEice Waite in
south Carolina" 1t was averred that
ne Judge was treated with silent con-
empt whilst there, no citizens calling
IpOn him and his daughter. 1t il now
Understood that the telegfnms from the
,outh were not reliable. rne Judge re-
.urns and says ne was very respect. ully
eated, and shouldn't have known to
ne contrary had it not been for seeing
in the papers. We are glad it is so;
or it looked too small to be creditable
q men concerning whom we would be
lad to believe that they heartily recip.
ocate the warm feeling now being eX-
ended to Them by the North.
ANOTHER INDIGNANT MANAGER.
HBoss" hS!es, chairman of the Wis
consin Republican State Committee
was here aud lett Tor home yesterday as
mad as March hare. He wanteI
Madison selected as the city for the To-
,;Ation OF the Consolidated pension agen-
cies of Wisconsin and Minnesota, but
iIlwaukee got 1T. Kryes says Schurz
wanted Milwaukee ana got it. as he yet .
everything he asks for. Reyes thinks
"Schurz and the Dutch" are running
mis- Administration about as they
,:hoose. We, suppose, however, The
Boss" will feel better over 1t by.and.
~, when he needs the German vote II
Wisconsin TO pull him through next fall.
ISC:NNATI
rhe Chief Justice and the Charles.
tOhiamS.
WASHINGTON, June %.