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TELEGRAPHIC BREyIrIEs.

William Saulze, living at Warsaw
Ohio, killed his son to-day in a
row.
Rev. Mr.. Thompkins, local minisl
Shawanon, H., his wife, son and dau
have gone crazy on religion, and have
taken to Jail until reason is restored.
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NoTIcE.-I, HENRY R. BRINGHURsT

NoTICE.-I, HENRY r. BRINGHURsT.
~ OWNER Of the within mentioned premises
IN comp lance with an Act of Assembly In such
ease made and provided, do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply In writing to the honorable
me me Judges OF The Court Of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware
In and for New Castle county, on Monday IN Z
18th 3, day Of November next A.; d., 1872, being
Inn or tavern, No. 3l7 Market street in
the First ward of the city OF Wilmington, bel,
ana TO sel Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
the following respectable citizens, residents of
said ward, recommend the said application, to
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A ore.a cam. ro-mo,-a,v.

n NNpF7N 1EHH'7N ~ NNNBF
To-morrow. AFTERNOON At $50 O'Clock the
Athletic Of Philadelphia will play the strong
professional Baltimore club on the West
Frunt street grounds. A splendid exhibit
tion may be expected.
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NOTICE.
JAMES B. TOMAN.

NOTICE. - /, JAMES b. TOMAN.
IN OWNER ofthe within mentioned premlses.
In compliance with an Act Of Assembly In such
case made aud provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing TO the honorable
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Della
ware In and for New Castle County, ON Monday
the 18th day of November next, A. D., iss2 being
the first day OF said court for license TO Keep an
inn or tavern, at cor. Ninth and Young
school District No. 81 New Castle.
Del, and 20 sell Intoxicating. liquors in less
pr misses, and the following respectable citiI ems
residents Of said district recommend the said APP
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NOTICE
" -WuaNr..t
DENNIS
IS KANE.

NoIlCE. - l., DENNIS NAME,
~ OW WNER OF the within mentioned premises
In compliance with an Act of Assembly In such
ease made and provided do hereby give notice
Judges of the Court of G neral Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the state of Delaware,
IN and for New Castle county, on Monday the
3th day of November next, A. D., 1882,
being the first day of said court for a license
10 keep inn or tavern at No. 1T
East Fourth street, In the Fourth ward
OF the city of Wilmington, Del, and
to sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens, residents of said
ward, recommend the said application, to wit
Martin Farrell, Edward X. Hicken,
George Abele, Jos. Fullmer
Frank Messck, Edward kittle,
Francis X. Jacquot, James Brannan
John McClafferty, David McCuilin
0harles Thomas, 4. Elwood SinRley,
Y. H.. Hanf David Doherty,
FRANK II. Kelley, Thomas B. Eaton,
=. ~ Gormley Fred w. Schafer,
refer Springer, Michael HoughtOn,
r, Z. Hicken, Robert Elliott,
John ). Rawle, David Cook.
octl6-3t DENNIS KANE.
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NOTICE.-I, AUGUST TENWEGES

~ OWNER Of the within mentioned premises,
In compliance with AN act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing TO the honorable,
Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe state of Della ware
ln and for New Castle county, ON Monday the
the first dayof said court for license TO keep an
Inn or tavern, at No. 405 King street, In
aud to sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, To be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens, residents of
said ward, recommend the said application, to
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NOTICE. II X. G, SHAW THE
IN OWNER OF the house situated M Southeast
corner of Second and jackson atreeis In ths
Tenth ward, Of the city of Wilmington cnunt =
OF New Castle and State OF Delawape in comnii-
anee with the requirements OF thr Acts az the
General Assembly In such ease made
ana provided, do hereby give notice that 1 shall
apply In writing to the Court of G,neral Sc
sions OF the Peace and jail Delivery ar tho stat.
q Delaware In aud for New Castle comfy, on
Monday, the 10th of November A. IL issp
being the next term OF said court for a iicen-e
for said house, an inn or tavern for the sale
therein ofintoxcatng OF liquors in less Quantities
Than one quart to he drunk on The nrcu,iscs and
the following respectable rItizrhs oT the said
ward recommend the said applicntIon viz,
Isa,1 q uss,issslck' John Aspln,
John Gibson, Josenh FTaamas, sr
James Whitaker Tho,nas Esbai i"' ''''
Joseph 5. Brown, Roches MNasicL
Thomas y. Martin A. j. Thosnns@sn
Thomas X. Brown James McZp1,r'
Henry y. Whitaker, r, CahiJl '''
MM. r. Alden, Thomas n. Ryan,
John D. ,Feeney, Edward L. Scott.
Benjamin Kopf james A. ZeISier
Franc,s Mctlusky, Thomas n. DonOhue,
octif-N R. G. SHAW,
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NdiS Ilo ELLEN Z. COLLINS,
In EN- 81 Lne wilhln mentioned premises
case made and provided do hereby gIva " n,,t' III
that shall apply In writing to thr honorsbin ~
Judges of the Court of General SessInna ~ .,e i
Peace and Jail Delivery of the STATE M na ", ,ile
IN ana for New Castle county On Mondar az, ~,
yDth day of November next A III iss9 uie i
the hrst nay of said court for n IIr,.nea- pheink
AN Inn or tavern, at No. 1901 I0lnhnrd s,r w. se'p
bcllig The northwest corner of Trnih ,9d ~, - IL
bard streets, in the Eighth ward of H.. ,oiii
wilmington, Del, and TO sru M ~ lily OF
liquors In less quantities than oha mar, M
drunk on the premises and the cddiin,i Ill, Il 70 De
mend tbe LII is, Ichiuehls OF said ward, RECON-
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NOTICE., ELIZABETH bon

in compliance with an Act of ,,i assembly dye
that shall apply in writing TO thG ...sISn. a99SIs
Judges Of the Court of General sesS.InI ~ nel
Peace and jail Delivery OF llit S'a'e Wnndsz
10Th day OF November next A. ,ias.a p,s TO- i" u
the first day OF said court, for liceilTi, ToG,e
inn or tavern, known rs the Logan glns a'Vpdil and h
northwest corner of Delaware avenue .i,r aT' ii
street, in the Seventh ward oi tht n,in@ "" md
mlngt0n, Del, and TO sell lntoAi'nn.'dr ~. 'drnni
less quantities than one quart, 70 U, ",,hlr MI
premises. and the following respcr,ia"ib n
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~ OFT THE within mentioned premises, In COM
p'iance with an act of Assembly In such case made
and provide d, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writ Ing to the honorable, the Judges of
jail Delivery of the State of Delaware in and for
New Castle county, on Monday the 10th day of
Of said court, for license TO keep an
Inn or tavern, at No. ss2 Bennett
City of Wilmington, Del, and to sell
Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than one
lowing regnpetablp ,,f said
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-" II IL a great art to do the right N
the right time" The person subject
rangement Of the kidneys or liver has|
tective duty to perform in purchasing a
age Of Kidney Wort II inrgorates
organs and by Its cathartic and diuretic
cleanses the whole system Of all bad hun
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NOTICE. = TO THE 5nr,I hofSI scs,Il
N JIjnGEs of tho Court Of Gsleislt i,l iiate Of
the Peace and jail Delivery oi nuniy' alv We
ware. i'm and for New Castle eou",if III the I
nndersigned, respectable citlh.,if, citizen that M
Delaware City, do hereby eer,f!' cert The siOrs
Mnlligan. who is the owner VI .,reet bel7
n nremIses situated on clinton ll, city sn Of Def
CIV in The united school dlstriJI' and desc
IA IN Red Lion hd, State aioresa',ss is an app
in his apelicatlon, and VINO If intOSld
for % license for the sale ,,m p' one hall Z
iinuors in quantities not less ina" im the pref
tbprein. not to be drunk gu goods
he being a licensed retailer rro1stf y, cost
and merchandise. the ageaapeRsstantly Id
al his stock, respectively, syn r9 hundred y
hand for sale is not less than ~ N'uohriety and
he being a man of full age, oi III 10 of intOxld
moral character that such sau n.ary 10 accooz
i,amors al at the said place Is necesS%ne Of said
dste the pubIic that he Is the oTdred Thmndred ID
and the true rentai Naiue eLdwnrd q Me-,
VIM. Davidson, Marx NJ. Kirbh
Albert /. Swan, Iohu .Jarrellj
John Armour, samuel F0r,i,
j. B Henry, George A. Cle"'1
Isaac Hunter, y McMunll; ..dz
Israel Helms, THOMAS y; PITY Ply
James M. Jester, .tCuAEL MuLLIo9s
Octl7-3t 1I--------
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NOTICE., JOHN McCLAFFERTy

a. a .M, uM n Eh Oithe within mentioned premises
case made and provided do hereby pive noaica
tina ! shall apply In writing 10 the honorahie
the Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions ar
the Peace and Jail Delivery of thp state al neIo
ware, In and for New Castle Comfy on MonGa"
the 10Th day of November next Az r. iss5 hei,SSaa
the first day of said court for a license Ioon ~
Inn or tavern at the northeast corner of Finn nj
Walnut streets, In the Fourth wnEd az the III, ~,
Wilmington, Del, and to sell IntnxIcniin,,
liquors In less quantities than one auart 10 ~ ~
drunk on the premises and THE fiiiIowlnS 70
Dsctnblp ~
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ATOTICE.-I. RICHARn GREENFIEI.n

NOTICE., RICHARD GREENFIELD,
~ OWNER of the within IN enIioned premises
In compliance with an Act Of Assembly in such
case case made and provided, do hereby give notice
the Judges Ofthe Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF Della
ware, In and for New Castle County, on Monday
The 2oth day OF November next A. D.. lss2, being
the first day of said court, for license to
keep an Inn or tavern, To be known as the BAyard
House, NJ the southeast corner OF Fourth
and Adams streets, In the Third ward Oi the city
o. Wilmington, Del, aud to sell Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart 10 be
drunk ON the premises, and the followlnR re-
spectacle citizens, residents of said ward recOm-
mend the said application, to wit 4
John hies, ]. Frank Bail,
J. &. Wigglesworth. Francis HIN,
j. NJ. Crumlish, John W. Greenfield
Peter TaRgert, Z. j. Duffy
Frank Dorsey Michael Concannon
Fergus Ryan, William Begley,
Patrck Monaghan, John J. TaRgert,
Louis Hammer, r. g. logan
James v. MartinS John w. Carey,
Jacob w: Hill, Patrick Murray,
ieter y. IagRertr William II. Reed,
a; Is. Galloway, James Jemison.
Thomas Ford,
octl7-St RICHARD GREENFIELD.
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n UTICE:-I, JAS. c. MORRISON. THE

NOTlCE.-I, JAS. G. MORRISON THE
OWNER of the within mentioned ,lio,,i,
DO hereby give notice thai i shnII nn, preinlses,
Judges Of the court OF general 80 pnpn,! 70 me
peace and Jail delivery of the Stnfe az ni ni tle
~ anu for New Castle county on Mn"ii. httiiaWare
Iay OF November next being thp ap.t ~ tile zyth
November term, A. d., 1851 for lirenst 'i oi lhe
an Inn or tavern at the house formprIw ~ Keep
me Delaware House, In school hisfrIc AnSwh as
az Newark, West White CIay GreaI no; ~,
In said county, and IL ami hundred,
sale of Intoxicating liquors I'M iaus i"oinne ' The
than one quart to be drunk on the mudnmtllles
this said nficatiap" ~ t citlaens recommend
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NOTICE. - /, MARGARET KING,
~ OWN Err OF the within mentioned premises,
In COMP pllance with an Act OF Ass. mbly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing 10 the honorablr, the
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions Of the
IN and tor New Castle County, on Monday, the
18th day of November next, A. d., lss2 being
Inn or tavern ut No. i08 4 no Market street, in
the Second ward of the city of Wilmington, Del
ana TO sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens, residents of
SAID ai ward, recommend the said application, TO
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NoIlGE.-l, WIN. r. BRANNON, AND
~ JOHN G. MCMANUS owners nf The within
mentioned premises In compliance with an Act
OF Assembly IN such case made and provided.
DO hereby give notice that | slIall apDIy IN
writing to the honorable, the JIIdges 81 the
Court of General Sessions oh fhe Peace
ana jail Delivery of the State of Delaware
In and for New Castle county on Monday the
10th day Of November next, x d. lssa 'ben1
the first day OF said court for n license 10 keen All
inn or tavern at No. lO7 West sixth street In the
Fifth ward Of the city Of WlmtnRt Del and
TO sell Intoxicating liquors in Idss 1uantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises and
the Following respectable citizens. rehidpnts OF
snhu as ci'y, recommend the said application, To
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OUR MAILS

ss- ihe blaok figures denote the Limited
r.xpreRR trains.
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FLUSHING, o.

FLUSHING, O., August 23.-Seyenteen per-
sons were baptized at the NJ. L. Church.
Sunday, and twenty three taken into full
connection.
Miss Minnie Cleland gave croquet par
ty to her many friends, last evening.
Miss Carrie Ransom will leave to-day
for Bowerston, where she will be the guest
OF Miss Matte Kelley.
As there is not likely to be any immediate
use for but three rooms in our new public
school building, it is suggested that one
room be furnished with chairs and arrang-
cd so as to be used as a town hall. As we
have no building suitable for such pur-
poses, the suggestion is worthy careful con-
sidCration. 49,,
Rev. DR.. Crawford, of Nottingham, will
preach here the first Sabbath in September.
HNiss Jennie Maxwell has returned from
Cadiz. where she has been visiting friends
1t is proposed to excavate the subter-
rancan opening found on the farm of Hon.
Isaac Holloway this week for the purpose
of determining its depth, and to ascertain
if it he a cave.
Levi Brown returned to town yesterday.
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WHERE WILL 1T END?
Another Horrible Crime Committed
in Our State.
A Brute in Human Shape 0u,rages an Eight
Year-0ld Child, Near Beyer-
y-Pursut and Capture ofthe
Wretch.
Special Correspondence Of The Register.


BEVERLY, w. VA. August 22.-one Of the
most diabolical crimes ever committed in
this section Of the State:occurred yesterday
Sunday near Huttonsville, ten miles south
of this place. Mr.. William Click, who lives
on Mill creek, yesterday afternoon, in COM
pany with his wife, went to visit some
friends about mile from his house, leaving
two small children at home until their re-
turn. During their absence, which was
only a short time the youngest child, a
bright little girl,
Only Eight Years Old.
was outraged by fiend in human shape,
who, after accomplishing his hellsh pur-
pose, fled in a westerly direction towards
the Middle Fork river. The first intima-
ton that the parents had Of the invasion OF
their household and the destruction Of their
little one, was when she made her appear.
ance at the house they were visiting, in an
almost exhausted condition from the loss
of blood which, cOuldIbe
Track ed From Oae House 90 the Other.
As soon as Mr.. Click could obtain from
his child the cause OF her wounds
DIR. Irons was hastily sum.
moned from Huttonsvlle and did all
in his power to relieve the little sufferer.
A warrant was issued by squire Patrick
Orchard and placed in the hands oil
Constable Stewart Warmsley, who sum-
moned posse and started in pursuit OF
the william. Night coming on the officers
were materially aided in tracking the Gend
by the large iron nails in his shoes and by
the assistance of torches. They finally ap.
pretended him at a house near the Middle
Fork where he was tarrying for the night
and conveyed him TO Huttonsvillle for ex-i
animation. He was
Fully Identified by the two Chiidren
and was committed to jail this afternoon.
After the children had identified him
Click leyeled his rifle at him, but before he
could fire he was disarmed by Constable
Warmsley. Your correspondent visited
him at the Jail soon after his commitment.
He gave his name as Joseph Alexander and
says he is native OF Bath county, Virginia,
but has been working in Harrison county,
this State, whittier he was going when ar
rested. He is a large, robust man, some
thirty years old, and appears to be OF
sound mind. What could have induced
him 10
Commit 20 Terrible . Crime
is beyond our comprehension. After his
incarceration in Jail he was examined by
the Sheriff, when his garments displayed
the undeniable evidence OF his guilt. In
tense excitement prevails here and at Hut
louisville. 1t is confidently expected that
he will be taken from the jail tonight and
lynched. Public opinion is that way and
the people are ripe for II, Under the late
law his offense would be capital pun
ishment, and the people are talking strong
ly Of relieving the State of the fornality OF
trial. The child Is in critical condition,
and the physicians thinks her recovery 10
doubtful. y
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Death Ofa Prominent Young Man.
SpecinI 10 The ReQtSter.

FAIRMoNT, W. Va, August 23.-The re-
mains of H, Perry Morris, of Morgantown,
reached here, this morning, on their way to
that place for interment. Deceased was a
sen of Dr. George b. Morris, widely known
in this State as an accomplished dentist
He was twenty three years old at his de-
cease, and at the time al Jacksonville, In
diana, on a visit to his friend, Mr.. Fred.
LawrcntS, son Of Mr.. A W. LawrentS, form
erly of the West Virginia University. On
Thursday last he was seized with malarisl
remittant fever, and died on Monday, 2lst
instant, at 3 A. NJ, three hours before he
could be reached by his father. He was a
student of the West Virginia University in
his senior year, and greatly beloved by
his fellows
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FIRE RECORD.

KEAsvILLE, n. Y, August ga fire this
morning burned the Adirondack Hotel, the
Nolette House and thirty buildings, COM
prising stores and dwellings, located on
Front, Main and Vine streets. The loss is
heavy. -.-.... ~ -r
SYRACUSE, n Y, August 2S.-The main
mill Of the Syracuse Iron Works was
burned last evening. Loss $500, 900; insur-
apce $4,000. Three hundred men are out
of work.
ST. Louis. August 23.-The extensive
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could be accomplished by complying with
the terms OF the resolution.
Mr.. Gallaher, of Kanawha,
Called for Peace,

cOulo De accomplished Dy complying with
the terms OF the resolution.
Mr.. Gallaher, of Kanawha,
Called for Peace.
He wanted harmony in the Second district,
and thought the matter should be considered
by the State Committee.
Mr.. Howard, of Morgan, said the resolu-
ton did not mean Lucas or Hoge, but was
made in the interest of harmony and unity
in the Second district. He urged its adop-
ton.
Mr.. Blair, of Ritchie, thought the Con-
vention had no right in the matter, and
should not dictate to the Executive Con-
gresSional Committee, or the Democrats Of
the Second district.
Mr. Baylor reviewed the action OF the
Convention, and said that Lucas went into
the Convention with a majority of dele
gates and but for the outrageous treatment
and the
Misrulings OF the Chair,
Lucas would have been nominated. He
urged harmony in the party, and said the
Lucas men would consent to all fair means
to reunite the party. His speech was
very patriotic one.
Mr.. Hill called for the question.
Mr.. Roger moved to adjourn. -z----.----e--'
''Question," was called on all sides, and
the confusion began to rival the late scenes
at Eeyser, when Senator Henry G. Davis took
the floor. At once all was quiet, and the
Senator was
Carefully Listened To.
The Senator said the adoption of the reso.
luton would result in good toNthe Second
District, and to the people of that district.
He had conferred with both candidates
and their friends, and they were in
favor OF this course. He hoped
the convention would adopt the resolution.
There was nothing binding in it. The
resolution simply invited the candidates,
with their friends, to assemble together
party. He feared the district would be
Represented by a Republican
if Il e matter did not receive attention.
The motion to lay the resolution on the
table was then defeated.
Mr.. Leonard poured oil on the boiling
waters, and urged harmony above all per-
sonal considerations. He paid his respects
with marked effect 10 the Richie county
man who had denounced boiling, but who
was not free from the charge himself. He
thought the meeting OF the committee
would result in success to the party.
Blair anu Jim Kelly had a little side de-
! ate on the personal record of each. Mr..
Roger attempted another speech, but was
uuieted by cries of question The rcsO'
luton was then put and carried, with only
two dissenting voices.
The conyantion then adjourned.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Frail Female OF Charleston Hangs
Herself, Bat Is Cut Down.

OpeCth DtSpUSCf ~ "e ney"s'"'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 2S.-On
Monday Joe W. Pryor came to the city on
his way West. He bid his old friends fare
we'll and went to house of i'll fame, where
he met Mollie Lemsster. She got sixty
dollars from him. He reported it, and
Mollie was arrested by Detective Burnett,
and jailed. Last evening while in Jail she
said she would have to go to the peniten-
tlary, and in despair hanged herself with
a silk handkerchief in her cell. Forum
ately she was discovered and cut down be-
fore life was extinct. If Mollie speaks the
truth, she is the daughter of a very wealthy
farmer of Mason county, this State
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Result OF His own CareIessness.

DpecIdI DlSpdtch 70 the RegSteT.
WELLsynLE August ga man named
Gallagher, living at East Liverpool, was
run over by 'shifter" in the railroad yard
last night and his left foot so terribly
mangled that amputation will be necessary,
although he refused to allow DR.. Ham
mond, the company's surgeon to perform
the operation last night. The accident was
the result OF his own carelessness.
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W. MORNING. AUGUST a. 1882

Grant, IL. or a total of 10S votes. II will re.
quire about 137 votes to nominate, and l
feel confident that there are scattering votes
sufficient to secure his nomination very
early in the contest He has straight in
Monongalia, Taylor, Randolph, Barbour
and other counties that on one or two bal.
lots will develop votes that will settle the
matter" Mason stock
Has Been DeclfninE All Evening.
and none is below fifty. It has been found
that he: will only have Barbour, Tucker.
Randolph, and q portion Of Taylor to go
into Convention with, and his opponents
say that this is the end OF his string.
Judge Hoke, who came in Just before
midnight, says that he is only here to see
what is going on. 1t is a question OF avail
ability with him. Ii he is the choice Of Q
large number of delegates, he will accept;
otherwise
He Does Not want IL.
W. G. Worley, of Preston, told me to-
night, that Mason wrote letter to Hoke, a
week or ten days ago, assuring him that he
Mason would not be before the convention.
1t is also said that Hoke wrote similar let
ter to C. NJ. Shinn, assuring him that he
would not oppose Kitchen, and was in favor
of endorsing him. Hoke says, tonight,
that it would be great mistake to nomin.
ate hltChenS.
Nearly all Of the Monongalia delegates
have come. G. W. Laishley says that
Will Have No show
outside of Hoffman. It is now conceded
that Kitchen is gone up and that Hoke will
be nominated, but this cannot be assured
until all the delegates arrive.
7. X. Karscadon, OF Mineral county, will
be temporary chairman, and s. B. Ander-
son, Of Harpers Ferry, temporary secre.
tary. Gov. Pierpoint, Staggers, Hagans aud
others, held caucus tonight and resolved
to shelve Kitchen at all hazards. The
greatest harmony prevails SO far. Every
candidate says he is willing to pull out in
the interest of party harmony.
Notes.
T. II. =. Staggers will nominate Mason.
Metz Huffman will blow Kitchens
trumpet.
VIM. o. Dawson, of Kingwood, will NOM
mate Judge Hoke.
1t is hardly probable that s. 2. McCor-
mack will come before the Convention, as
there is no encouragement for him. He is
one of few delegates from Taylor.
1t is feared that Mccormack will attempt
to antagonize the nomination Of Mason.