The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-12
HAYES AND SHERMAN
An Alleged Rupture Between the
President and Secretary
Of the Treasury,
And Other Important Washington
News.

Anu UCAer lupOrCdnt w "onAnoO
News.
THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY SHEKhAN'
Special to the Star. a
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Post this
morning publishes the substance OF an al
legged interview between the President and
Secretary Sherman, in which the former Is
represented to have very severely censured
the Secretary for using his Cabinet position
to further his Presidential candidacy.
The President informed Mr.. Sherman
that he must pay more regard to the clvli
service reform order than he has been DO
ing uf late. The writer says further that
several prominent Republicans have been
informed that there is likely to soon be an
open rupture between the President and
the Secretary.
JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG. lJs
WARRINGTON, Feb. 12-It is understood
that ,hn Russell Young, who accompa-
MED General Grant around the world, Will
be made Minister to China
@ fEf WHAT KIND OF SHIPS. 44s
| The House Committee on Naval A fairs
will on Wednesday next hear arguments
bv eminent naval men as to the kind OF
ships best adapted to the needs OF the
United States Navy.
TOM YouNa's INVESTIGATION RESOLUTION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-Ex-Gov YonnE's
| Joint resolution to provide for an investl-
cation Of the system Of fees received by the
officers of u. s. Courts is, after passing the
House judiciary Committee with bound,
likely to be defeated in the Senate
Committee. 1t has been referred to Sub
committee of which David Davis is Chair
man, who. will in few days, probably,
make an adverse report.
FERNANDo's REFuNDIEG BILL.
Pl A vote in the Ways and Means Com
mittee this morning on Mr. Woods Re
funding Bill resulted in IL to l in favor Of
the bill, and II to in favor of the time.
SHALL THE BAND PLAY2
J. National Associated Press to the Star.
Il WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.--Representativt
, Emery Speer, of Georgia, who has made
,, national reputation by his bill to preven
! dress parades and military bands fron
y playing OIL Sunday, wrote letter to Gen
9 eral Sherman, inquiring as to army regu
y lations in Il ese matters. General Sherman
responded to the inqnirv and expressed
. himself as opposed to Speers Dill He al,
: no.. however. as has been published
K threaten to wi hdraw the companies iron
n the Atlanta Barracks in case Speer's bill
q passed. S@
0. PINcHBAcK ON HIS METAL.
It Ex-Governor Pinchback. of Louisiana
], and his friends, comprising Bnrch Kennel
n Kennedy and other prominent calored R'
az pnbl,cans Of the State, who have been ]
!. Washington urging Pinchback's APRON
!. ment as Surveyor Of the Port OF New "
III leans, left for the latter city last nigh
Thev say they are going to Louisiana
OF work in the interest OF Gen. Grants non
ID ination for the Presidency. They aller
!. that Pinchback was promised the aproin
:. mept of Surveyor, and that subsequent
'o this promise was ignored and Lewis
ed tanned. They hold Secretary Sherman r
w sponible for the disappointment OF Plncl
,ss back, and intend to prevent him from ge
as ting the Louisiana delegation to the CHIC
Is go Conventiohi II they can.
Is dEhMAN TAIhNA bAhiOAAAoNs
at An exhibition of German patented az
rv registered articles will be held IN the Ci
-. of Frankfort in 1881. The United Stat
VI Consul, in a dispatch to the Departme
of State dated January 18th, 1880, a
nominees that all Americans who have taxi
out patents under the German law. or wi
have registered their mndels at Leipsic, q
linvited to take part IN this Exhibition.
will open on the first of MAY, 1881 al
close in the following October. THIS "
MS, afford an opportunity for inventors fro
ed all tarts of the world to exhibit or G 'mpa
he their various inventions. Further info
Of nation, circulars and blanks may be {
lrd tanned by addressing manager Of Exhil
tion, Dr.. Dronke, Frankfort-on-the- Ma
M Germany"
'eu 'eu THE NEW TERRITORY.
~. ,n The Subcommittee of the Senate Co
~, mittee on Territories to whom was REFER
I,g the bill looking to tue creation of the I
@ tna ritory of Oklahoma, to be formed out
wy the Indian Territory, had meeting II
% night, at which the substitute for
70 70 original hill was agreed upon. 1t is 81
az that the substitute which has not yet be
made public, will be acceptable to
H House Committee, and II 1t should rece
esi- the favorable action of Congress, it will
ion suit in the opening Of the Indian Tel
on. tory.
eat CENSUS SUPERVISORS REJECTED.
Aei' The following nominations for Cen
r Supervisors we're rejected: Charles
.rsa .e Campbell, First District, Ohio; John HeI
isu Thomas. Second District, Ohio; Will
H. McDuval, Third District Ohio; Hel
A. Towne, Fourth District Ohio; Alb
G. Byers, Fifth District, Ohio; Moses
Hobart. Sixth District, Ohio; William
leo. Hunt, Seventh District, Ohio; shua
,red Stanley, Eighth District, Ohio.
nds, NEITHER MAN ELECTED,
'l"s The Committee on election to day b
party vote decided that neither A. G.. {
nily lis nor S. H. Y cum were elected from
)ard Twentieth District of Pennsylvania
will report resolution remanding the
,ked back to the people. Yocum is the siti