The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-27
Our MOundsyilIe Correspond.
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Our MOundSVille Correspond.
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The Martins Ferry correspondent o.
the SaAdaDd does Squire Holiday, Of
this place, an injustice when he says thai
he (Holliday) refused to hold an fnquest
on the body Of the unfortunate Donovan
who was killed here on Saturday nigh
last. The facts are that the Squire wai
anxious to have an inquest held, but
he was dissuaded by Some persons here
who claimed. that Il would be "fooliah.
ness 10 do 30; that there was no doubt In
the world that he was killed by the cars
But Notwithstanding their very positively
expressed opinion, there u q doubt, and /
very grave one too, entertained bya laFgg
majority Of our citizens as 10 bic being
killed blythe cars. 1t certainly could not
have hurt the cause Of Justice to have
had al inquest, andmight possibly have
brought 10 light some very important and
interesting facts In reference to the mat.
ter. Why some persons will persist In
meddling and debating In everything that
occurs is . mystery to me, but such Is the
case In this town at least, and | presume
ID other places as we'll. - 81 fptaI
Our Brass Band and some Of our Gill.
zenS were disappointed on Saturday night
last al the late arrival Of the steamer IIud.
son, They intended going down on her
to meet the State officers, and waited until
ten o'clock for her, but went home sadly
disappointed. ed. b.. fs.''u.
As the day Of election approaches the
interest appears to increase, among the
candidates Of least We have now three
tickets in the 6eld--the "Court House
rlog" q sgH'I m nominee nj sSs: AND I'd
think, largely IN favor OF the Court House
nominees, at least those Of them who stick
10 the regularly nominated candidates,
But ! understand that the gilt.edged 4.
J. has consented 10 Tylerize the ticket, or
q, portion Of II, and 90 over to The enemy,
and as his name is on all Of the tickets, |
shppose that the town will be afflicted
with himlin the Council for another year,
As far "a I am concerned, | am in favor
Of "publiey humliiing' him by leaving
him out In the cold, and II the taxpayers
Of the corporation will consult their own
interests they will do so.S gNTOlt
seethe press and printing iniAterial
for our new Democratic paper has ar.
rived and arc slowed away In the Latrobe
House bar-room, not a very appropriate
receptacle for Al Democratic Printing
press, one would think.
Our rural friends OF the village OF
Cameron, are working themselves into n
very unnecessary, excitement over the
Court House records. Don't they Know
that II they could even get q majority
vote in favOro removal, wewould apply
10 P. n, and get an injunction restraining
them from removing the County Seat
6f at ledst tho archiveSS So keep cool
friends and content yourselves with hay.
Ing u second class railroad station and
water tank.
G.S.. .McFadden's store room opposite
the Court House, rapidly approaches
completion and when finished will be
the finest room 10 town. ] understand
the upper room will be used fora court
room until thbnew Colft House b built.
II is the best calculated room In the place
i0r that purpose NIP .!LOI
Squire McCleans new brick dwelling is
also icing pnShed 10 cotSPlSfpIs It&llp
be an ornament anil credit to our
towntliiI la Gi' tn llAH' yd in3s 'iT
Nj. ". W. Gnllaher, our lower ward
merchant, has gone to Philadelphla for
goods. n ,s5g ~ AMATEUR.