The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-14


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cc,sjdered tbo ouo.,,o, ~ ,bo extapt IN
Which damaoss shnnid ha oIIowad and
will perfant q hiiI ~ rovarn these noinIs,
in a few davs w SWIM
MI, soI M
under cons,doratinn ,nS siivar Rili
nassed by the Housa tho othsr day. and
struck on, tho oIonso nrovidinv tor the
free ooInaos @ % ~ ] silver ]bpiiion1 T6sy gave
a beorinn % tho doIoastion of New 9ork
hsnkers 7ast avaning
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lpe secretary OF the treasury Will TO-
day issue an advertisement lot sealed
proposals, to be received until IL O'Clock
noon Oh W eunesday, november 70, LOT
furnishing The Internal Revenue Bureau
Win TWO hundred and f0rty-hVe thou-
sand POUNDS OF paper, 0elng the amount
necessary 1or the remainder OF the nscal
year endlng June ~, 1878, for printing
United states Internal h venue stamps.
The Chicago Custom House.
The Secretary of the Treasury has an.
pointed three Commissioners, who will
leave here to-day for hicago to examine
into the question Of changing the front
ing in that city, from Dearborn street to
Clark street. The property holders on
both streets are yery much exercised
over the cues ton and are bringing all
the influence Dossible To secure a favor.
able decision Tor their respective sides.
Encourage Agricultural Pursuits.
Mr.. White, of Pennsylvania, intro
duced the following in the House to-
day:
"Whereas, A large portion of the la
boring population OF The country, par
ticularly in PennsylYanla, is unem-
ployed, and has determined to oengage in
agricult pursuits by emigrating to
lhe West and settling ON the puDllc
lanas; ana,
hereas' "a large portlon OF such
people nave sent thelf petltlons TO Con-
gress recltlDg their desire TO emlgrate
ana their inability to DO 80 lor
the want OF transportation ana
the necessary implements oil
husbandry aud asking the assistance oil
the GovernmeN; therefore,
"hesolVed, Ihat the Committee on Fu0-
TIC Lanus De, ana Is nefeDy Instructed
10 consider ana report Wnat assistance
Can Do gwen ny the government TO cltl-
zens VINO deslre 10 emlgrate 10 lhe west
w V' Wy u hoo WV" "h"A ShB"SN -,
AGRICULTURAL pursuits, ana that such
Colh hmlttee report al as early aay as
practcaoie, ny Dill OF otnerwlse."
helerreo 70 tne committee on fuplic
Lahds'
The Sitting Bull Com
Col Corbjn. Secretary OF the Sitting
Buu Commission. has arrival here. He
saws that the telegraphic accounts of
the result OF the con erence between the
CommlsSlonand olttlng BUD are mainly
correct. Inc Commission Will meet IN
tnls clty next Dlohuay week lor the puE-
pose Vi preparing thelr report
The Cabinet Session
Yesterday lasted three hours. and most
Of the lme was devoted to the cousid-
Grafton of large number of appoint
ments, which were presented from the
different departments. Some portion OF
tue session was occupied in the consid-
Grafton of the estimates OF the different
departments of the Government, 20 be
submitted to Congress at the regular
session in December. The Silver Qles-
ton was mentioned but ELECTED no dis
cussion.
Secretary Sherman read letter from
ugust Belmont TO the effect that il the
Silver Blll which was recently passed
by the House should become law it
woul d seriously emDarrass the efforts of