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HAYES SUCCESSOR.


To The Editor of the Quincy Wing;
The resignation OF Gov. Hayes and the
promotion OF Breyet Brig Gen. Thos. l..
Young, from his office of lieutenant-gov-
ernor Of Ohio TO the chair vacated by the
president-elert, affords pleasant OPP
portunity to speak OF Gov. Young's past
career which, to say the least, has teen
an unusual one. AS we learn from
Whitelaw Reds SOHO in the War;" he
came to this country, when very young.
from Ireland, having been born near Bel.
fast Dec. IA, 1882. He received a CON-
mon school education and graduated at
the Cincinnati Law School. During the
last year OF the Mexican war he entered
the regular army. In his ten years of
service 1--WE years Of the time he served
as orderly sergeant OF Company A.
Third Regiment OF Artillery he was
connected with an exploring expedition
through the Western Territories of Kan.
sas. Nebraska, Montana, Utah, Oregon,
Nevada and Arizona. and spent consid.
cradle period on the frontiers among the
Indians Becoming tired Of the aimless
life ola soldier in time Of peace. he re.
turned and was engaged In mercantile
lite in Pennsylvania until 1860, when he
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nance committee. and quiet number Of
the senators demanded the reference OF
Keys nomination. In fact, there was
more or less objection to every one Of
them, and there Is every probability Of
an excited debate over them when they
come before the senate again. There were
perhaps ten or dozen senators who made
objections to one or another of the NOM
nations, and number of them spoke at
the same instant Of time, The executive
session continued about twenty-five
minutes, when the doors were rc-opencd
and the senate adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
After adjournment, the Democratic
senators met in caucus and fully discussed
the policy to be pursued by them on the
cabinet nominations-as to voting for
their confirmation or for their rejection.
From the general tenor Of the debate,
1t Is believed the southern Democratic
senators will Use their power in the ex-
ecutive sessions Of the senate to induce
the administration to refuse any recog-
milton of Packard in Louisiana or OF
Chamberlain in South Carolina. 1t is
said by them that il they can be assured
that the administration will stand firmly
on the policy of non-intervention in the
affairs Of those states. they will support
it by voting to confirm these nomina-
tons, and otherwise they maintain that
to accomplish this through divisions in
the Republican ranks will be to win a
victory for which they have so long con-
tended. No formal action was taken by
the caucus. rs committee of the senate
will perhaps be appointed before Friday,
and as single election will prevent
the consideration of any nomination on
the same day.
NOT BEFORE SATURDAY.
1t is reported from committee that
there is not much probability that the
cabinet nominations can be finally dis
posed of this week, or at least not
sooner than Saturday.
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f, MARCH S.--The Indianapolis baDe ball
club starts tonight on southern tour.
The Indiana whisky eases remain
ing undIsposed OF were on Saturday dis
missed.
The New Orleans fire department
yesterday celebrated Its iortieth ami.
versary.
The spring running meeting ut Gin
clnnati, itis thought, will be the most
brilliant one in the history of that
course.
The Knights Of Pythias are stronger
in Pennsylvania than anywhere else in
the Union. They have $50 lodges and
40, GOO members.
"A new agricultural society was on
Saturday organized ut Benton Harbor,
Mich, and will be- known as the North
crn Berrien county and Michigan Lake
Shore Society.
"A prospecting party in tho Black
Hills are reported to have discovered a
dry river bed filled with cement and
rich quartz" or course there il the
usual excitement.
AT large meeting lately held a.
Victoria, b. O., 1t was resolved that un-
less the actual construction of the Cana
dian Pacific railway he commenced on or
before the LIST OF August. 1873, this prov.
ince will ask permission from the British
government TO dissolve the connection
with the dominion OF Canada.
Its said that arrangements are made
for the release OF Tweed from Ludlow
street Jail, and for the abandonment of
all suits and prosecution against him, on
the basis of the assignment of what he
has, to go into effect in few days. Is is
understood that the Boss will then 90 TO
England and join his son.
-O'Mahoney's funeral took place In
Dublin yesterday, and was made the oc-
casion of great popular demonstration.
Six thousand persons took part in the
procession, which passed through the
principal streets carrying mourning
banners, accompanied by thirty bands Of
music. About 100000 persons wit
messed the demonstration.
The New Orleans Picay,ne gives this
description OF the opening scene of Pack.
| ards extra session: The scene, after
the house was called to order, Is indie.
| scribable. Shouts, hurrahs, ana thou.
| sand inhuman noises interrupted the
chairman In his attempt to keep order.
One man would get the floor, and before
he gave uttcrance to q syllable he was
interrupted by ~ move to point of or
der" coming from every corner of the
hall. Occasionally one would start into
n speech but his voice was soon drOw nod
[ in chorus of unearthly yells.
"A Yankee and Frenchman owned
pig in co-partner ship. When the killins
time came they wished to divide the car
cass. The Yankee was anxious TO divide
so that he could get both headquarters
and persuaded the Frenchman that tn
proper way to divide was to cut it acros
the back. The Frenchman agreed TO i
on condition that the Yankee woult
turn his back, and take choice OF tn,
pieces after it was cut in two. The Yam
kte turned his back, and the Frenchmai
asked, "Vich piece will re have re piec,
wild re tail on him, or re piece vat ain
got no tail on him? - 1.-The piece with
the tail:' shouted the Yankee, instantly
"Den by gar you take him, and take 2.
ODER" said the Frenchman. Upon turn
ing round, the Yankee found that III,
Frenchman had cut of the tail, and stuel
1t in the pigs mouth.
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INGroN, March ~. lwi.-DEAR SIR: 1
have received your friendly, patriotic note
Oh ute so.n INST. ! apprec,a'e ,he sen nrs
worthy OF n faithful old soldier. but I ain.
ccrely trust that NJ occasion may arise to
,ssqu;,Ie your m,litary services, Ieace ~ y,
is my prayer that peace may be preserved.
Iremain yonr friend and fellow.citizen,
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what IL 60 be done ON the Fifteen a,
Anniversary of the Episespacy Of
piusIX.

anniversary OI inc EpiscSpary OF
PiusIX.
IN. Y. sunday CitEen.l
The fifteenth anniversary of the eleva-
ton OF Plus TX. to the eplscopacy which
occurs on the 2lst of May next, will be
COMMUNICATED on that day in Rome in
an unusually imposing manner. 1t is
intended to present to the holy Father
on that occasion the united offerings OF
the Interchangeable affection and devotion,
and in order, also, to relieve the wants of
those who are suffering poverty for con-
science sake. Mrs. Gen. Sherman, having
consented to cooperate with a committee
OF European ladies has made an appeal
approved by the hierarchy to American
Catholics to assist in the work. Collec-
tons have already been taken up in this
city, and in one church (St. Andrews,
Duane streeD the sum OF 81 900 has been
contributed by the congregation.
There will be great procession Of
pilgrims from ali points of ChristtndOm
to the Eternal City to participate in the
anniversary Of the pope's golden we'd
ding and, though no organized move
ment has yet been made by American
Catholics to swell tho throng, 1t IL
understood that many members OF
the church are making prep.
aratlons to VISIT italy for the
purpose. A number of Canadian Catlio.
lies will leave Montreal 10 a body en-
route for Rome, in the middle of April,
On their arrival In this city, they will be
received ny representatives of the Cath
Ollie Union of st. Michael's Society and
of the Society of st. Vincent de Paul.
The members will remain together until
they obtain an audience with and the
benediction OF Plus TX. The party will
consist of 100 persons, each OF whom will
contribute $500 to meet expenses.
The Canadians expect to be Joined in
this city by several Americans and all
Others speaking the English language
who share in the pious and loyal
sentiments they entertain will be
welcome to accompany them. The eel.
ebratiOn Oh the coming 2lst Of May
designed to be a continuation of the
many previous personal iubilees that
have been vOuchsaied to honor the pom.
till during an extraordinary long life and
reign.
Under the direction of Mrs. Gen. Sher-
man the movement in this country is as.
Stunning great magnitude. The lady is
constantly receiving letters asking for
Information relative to the golden wed.
ding. The idea, it appears, is a very
pleasing one to the enlightened Protest,
ant as well as Catholic American. and
Mrs. Sherman has received many valua-
Bile offerings from the former to be sent
| to Plus IL
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DE-. Z. G.eLAsE's
LLVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as rem " iJr "all the ills that
flesh is heir to, bat in affections of
the Liver, and in al Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or disea ; of that character,
they stand without rival.
AGUE FEVER.
) No better catlartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui.
nine.
a, a simple purgarive they are
nAeqaaicd. ? TaG.a wee ~
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Zach box has a red wax seal on
the lid. with the impression DR.
MeLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of c. McLANE and FLEMINS BRos.
Sold by all respectable druggists
spd country storekeegers generally.
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Somebody who has been i'm London
recently, intent on learning the prices
which authors get for their work. saws
that George Eliot has not been paid so
handsomely as has been generally sup
posed. He appears to haye been very
busy in gratifying his curiosity. He de-
clares as by authority that. up to late
date, the lady has received for Scenes of
Clerical Life, 5000; for Silas Mariner,
1850 for Adam Bede, Sl7,5OO; for Mill
on the Floss, 10000; tor Romola, SIS.
0oo.; for Felix Holt, so, 500; for The
Spanish GYPSY (poeml. $500; for Mid
diemarch, $4,000; for The
Legend of Jubal (poem), 81,
QUO. and for Daniel Deronda, $780,
ooo' making in all Sl62, 900. As
IL Is Is years since she produced her first
original work, she has earned only about
sS.coV year. and those who know her
declare that she tolls terribly over her
manuscripts, or rather over her plot,
characters, and Incidents of her stories
before she begins to write. George
E'iot' by-the-by. ia said to have been
sorely disappointed at the general opln.
ION mat Deronda ia neither 80 able nor
~ interesting as Middlemarch. because
she considers II by all odds her MASTER
piece. she has already begun TO outline
another novel. which She is determined
sns,i exceed anything she has yet done.
Ailhough IN her 57th year. she does not
believe she has reached the summit OF
ner powers. and she expects to proye It
BY her next performance.
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ITO, I'LL.
Il. +. Knnkei's hitter Wine or lro.

mas never been known 10 iaIl IN the cure of
weakness, attended with symptoms indi--
position TO eXertion, loss Of memory, diff
cuity OF breathing, general weakness, horror
OF disease, weak, nervous trembling dread
iul horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet.
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, uni
Nersal lassitude OF the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic symp.
toms, hot hands, flashing OF the DO Nv. drT.
ness OF the skin, pallid countenau CO and
erupnons on the face, purifying the blood.
pain IN the back, heaviness of the eyelids
frequent black spots flying before the eve,
WIN temporary suftision and loss or sight
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from q weakness, and to remedy
that, Use Il. +. kunkers Bitter Wine NJ
IRON. it never fails. Thousands are now
enjoying health who have used IL. Take
only l.. +. Kunkeps.
beware OF counterfeits and base imits-
lions. As kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron Is
SO well known all over the country. drug.
gists themselves make an imitation and try
10 sell 1t Otf to their customers, when they
can Tor kunkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron,
kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron is nut M ,
only in Vi bottles, and has yellow wrapper
nicely put on the outside with the pro-
prietors photograph on the wrapper OF
each bottle. Always look for the photo
graph on the outside, and you will always.
be sure to get the genuine. One dollar Der
bottle, or six for IS. Sold by druggists AMI
dealers everywhere
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ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.

Il. +. kunkeps Worm Syrup never fails,
70 destroy Pin Seat and stomach Worms.
VI. hunkel, the only successful ply stefan
VINO removes Tape Worm In two hours
alive, with head. and no fee until removed
Common sense teaches that ii Tape Worm,
De removed, all other worms can be readily
destroyed: Send Tor circular 20 DR.. Kun.
kel, No. 2o9 North Ninth street, Philadel.
Lhif "a, or call on your druggist and ask
n iHr So an o. Annkeps Worm Syrup
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS,


ne couhiehance IS pale and
49, a. iea''rI'.oo!ofe''' WIN occasional
nusles, Vi d SiiCq'hSGfioea spot on
one ,, oi >, po.ll cilSINs lhe eyes become
circle rms aIn,n ~. 80 ~, ,n', .'I ~,
thanose;. 49, . s'' ii IL IN
times bieeC,s, s,yellina of thamnne,
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throDDln8 OF the ears an
e e,lT-, I 'Icle.iol o. saiiVa; sl,ny or
. ."'aIu .o';.u.' o,e,'''' .t'y ioul' par
. I,:,! :" VIZ i:i il'''''l''a apf:'ite
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60, nt TT ~ ''., o,?'i''cu, d
80 49, >''' -'e ing pa'liS
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Amustmtnts,
- +. BAHNUM.
with ha
NEW AND ONLY GRE NTlSr SHOW ON EARTH,
FOR A BRIEF SEASON ONLY,
at
GIIMORE's GARDEN
MECHANICAL MARNELS.

AN ADDITIONAL. HALr MILLION INVESTED.
A MLNAuERIE or RARE BRUTE BABIES ADDED.
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TIFFANY & CO.'S stock of
sterling silverware is the largest
in the United States. They are
constantly producing at their
Prince street City Works a class
of finer goods, representing many
methods of ornamentation prac-
tised exclusively by them. Their
stock of family silver and articles
for Wedding Presents, at POPU-
LAR PRICES, is the most attrac-
tive they have ever shown.
UNION SQUARE.
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THE MURDER or FiRMER MILLER.


porrsrowN, April 1O.-Thc mystery sur
rounding the murder Of Joseph T. Miller.
wou-known citizen. and man OF unusually
largo md powerful frame. dccpcns The
tragedy has caused tremendous excitement in
Lebanon county. In addition To David Rsscr.
n tenant ON M.ncrs farm, who was arrested last
week John Writer'S. a n-in-law ~ Mr. Miller,
has also been sent to prison Traoks.to which
his shoes fl cxarly. have been found. He is u
large. powerful man.
The funeral " the murdered man took place
on Saturday afternoon last From 5000 to 1000
persons were present
Mrs. Miller wife Of the murdered man. was
arrested about 6 o'clock on Saturday evening
after the funeral was over. She is nhoui II Years
OF age. and appeared nj n" funeral clad IN
neat suit of mourning. Sh" was married 1"
Miller IN fchr!ary. 1876. az The ">stgnc iio1s :
in Reading. Miller WIS ~ that time in the flsi
year ~ his age IIormuidon nam" WINS sidney
Pierce. and previous to- her marriage sue hau
Ogrb bH IN o IN" " ~ w,rrs n" sonnlaw md
Mrs Miller. the widow oi deceased. seems TO
indicnta that TIA" authorities believe Tier" WAS a
conspiracy to murder the old man, anu that
several persons wHre concerned ia the crime
Mrs Mier takes the matter very quietly. and
said to Oniocr Lyon. when arrested, DO you
sum i"st' ft,t, have hcen discovered 20 mike
II almost certain that the old man WIS killed in
his house, and that wagon WIS used To- convoy
The body 90 the lia'r where II was found. TN
Monday morning an = IT," MURDER WAGON IL
found in tho woods several miles from the emo
Of the murder. in which there was aquantty of
cnmr from N,llrr'- nci. hhorLood Tho wagon
Il still await nc ownership.
On the SUNDAY night before the crime was
discovered Mrs. Miller and Lil.i" Pierce had
housc Of wti.rs. son-in.law OF Muller The
old man and wie counted tine money IA lhc
ef'aaio n55 s sr.r baad .ltr .'S on5 Of M5rs
tenants. visited Oh" house SUNDAY nishl, re-
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Rtnilsirn.

EVLL SETS, 50, gum teeth - single 81 war
ran,ed NY Dental Room, ~ 9Th Az. kstab lS1
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A MAMMOTH MUSEUM OF NEW
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% iNe Suu ~ uuN. amt feN f.hN- N-."llf..I. f0r
....f.. Trustees. Will la irl4 90 flr l.lfNrlni
Kn0H-. on N.uiaA Ma. 2, at - NJ IAe ltA, wla lc.
nia4u. ni nn ol, hour
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
1.-THE BALTIMORE crsroM.uorsE.

BALTIMORE, June 25.-Ihe situation mt the
Custom has to-day subject of general dis
cusslon business men and Cusomhouse officials.
Tue President Friday last appointed the Hon John l..
Thomas Collector OF the Port and vacancy existed,
Col. wilkins, the present Collector, whose term has not
expired, requested to send in his resignation. Col
wilkins to-day, Ia reply to an inquiry 10 his resigna-
ton stated most emphacay that he does not iute nd
send IN his resignation the President He could not
state when he would reply To the Presidents communi-
cation requesting his resignation but said 1t would be
very soOD and the public VIII De furnished with his
sons for such course He has received dis
patches from prominent Republicans throughout the
state urging him TO stick" lie IL satisfied the Presi-
dent induced 10 ask his resignation through the mis-
representations OF certain persons.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
CAREER OF swrNpLING CHECKED.

A successful swindler, who has been seeking
his victims among the Germans Of this city for some
time arrested by Detectives Clark and smith OF 'e
Twelfth Precinct last evening by means OF decoy letter
He has gone under the name of Dr. f. c. sand but when
arrested gave the of Eugene Godame He says ne
is of French BIRTH but he speaks that language as wei
rs German, Spanish, and English fluently. Dr. Wmte OF
No. Dos East y-fourthSt chafges
him with stealing property valued several hundred
dollars The is alleged to be guilty OF forgery theit
and false prctensos He obtains access 10 the houses n
wealthy persons by showing forged letters from family
physicians recommending him rs an object OF chHrlly
Among the letters found upon him last night were some
with tile forged signatures OF Dr. Ferdinand or onehun
drcd and -iifth-st. Dr. G. NJ 0Leary of Malhat
tanyie Dr. Isaac Adler of No 716 LexngtOn-ave, ana
Others. Attached 10 them were the names OF many
prSous who had subscribed varying from 81 to so
There were also found In his pockets the cars OF seNc
p sicians TO whom IL Is supposed he has referred iOr s
sVmdpc purposes: Dr. Ludwig Bopp, No. 80 seventh
ST.. DR. L. ID. Hudson No. 2Z1 West Iwenty-secOnd,t|
Dr. John InrdSncd. No }24 West Thirty N-i0urth-sj Df
Cvlrrf No 16l East Thrty-ninta-st., and Dr. Henry
Mocllrr No. 81 West Thirty Sevcuth-st. In places
mere been able obtain money Oy the 1Oeeu
letters, he has stolen money and otnor property
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

The nomination of Gen. James JOurdan rs Fresdent
Of the Police Excise Board taken from the taoe'
and he was confirmed by a vote OF l6 too-kane steT-
ling Duane Donovan, and shannon OF the Democrats
votiuc with hr Republicans Alderman Alhou' re
pntc1u voted Nay personal considerations ne SAM
Henry ". Slocuns nomination as fr"slurhl Oh ti'
Board of CITY Works was confirmed, Aruoit alone Vothg
IN the negative. A..
Dr lanes Crane was confirmed President of the
Board of Health by @ OF l3 10 l2 Alderman duane
Ubcm giving the dec votc. Duane also N'tcd WIN
The KcDuhcuns Co take from the table the name "i
Rodney e. Wafd as Police Commissioner. but only iOr
tie purpose Of rejecting the nomination, as ne Not a
against fim ON the next n1llot Col Iiwafd kot if =
nofniuaIion for Police COumissinrcr was duseu V ~
the same way. h0th Mard and Rochr Deihs ItJ'cVu p
l3tolo By The same blIt the Board refused 10 iahe
from the table the Of George {. Bennett as 'oh
missioner al CITY NOrks. The nominations OF ID ueN
meuhrrs ~ the Board oi Education were again taeicd
Con. Jnurdan asked thai q committee of i've Dcmo-
erats be appointed nvcstig te the charges mace
AGAINST si wear, and recently reported ieauNe ="
real estate transactions. 90 ,o , .,,
The Ecuuhlican aldermen appeared well satihed WIN
the rcsnlt ~ yosicrdays WORK. Although az OF tlc
Mavor's nominations NOT ratified. yet iAoNt I"r
which tbe Republicans nave been working hard's were
coufl med The interest icit IN ,le lrOceedh-. w
manifested by the uumorr Of poltcHhs anu t'1,ns
generally who crowded into the Hobbies or led 'he cor
vdors Of the Cty Hall.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
LOOKING FOR GIRNDT IN VAIN.

Adolph Girndt, the First-st. German banker
who accused Of misappopratng some $4,000 OF the
money intrustei TO him. has again disappeared After
hs discharge from The Harlem Police Court on sunday
morning for lack of evidence FOR criminal proceedings
the complaiuaBts determined to have him ar
resied in civil actions, but no warrant could
bc obtained on sunday Two detectives
watched Girndt. Mrs Girndt accompanied her hHp"nn
was arrested. No. SIS 1hirdaye Their children ana
few personal effects were taken to lhe fesuohce ~ 4
night Girndt left tins place and proceedcQ 70 me huae
Of friend N E'st Seventy ynih-St. Ihls mouse was
tcctIve was on The spot after daylight. Glrhat
must have made his escape some time IN the nikh AZ no
trace of him could be discovered yesterday. a,
\ large number of the creditors 81 me ue,aMtlnS
banker mot ~ The Office of their counsel oscar j. liorh
stadrr. Ne 2OO Broadway, Yesterday morning. treat
Indignation WAS expressed AT Grnds course, ana II was
determined 10 institute civil proceedings against
him at once. six ciEht uvl orders ol
arrest were applied for ani granted ani were
mt in the hands % detectives Girndt, n ar
rested Will have less than 40 cy SUITS against him.