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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-10
HER FATAL FASCINATION,
Miss aIsaa,a Sweetheart Searching for HS
Body Rt Niagara,

Body n Niagara
NIAGARA FAILS, n, y, Sept, IA, II,
Rogers, Of Blnghamptop, came to Mag
ara Falls yesterday afternoon and in,
quired for Joseph spalding, the hack,
driver, who saw Miss Anna Mead 90
over the American Falls last Tuesday
AS soon as spalding was found Rogers
asked him all sorts Of questions about
the young lady, and It soon leaked out
that he was her altianGed husband. He
aiterWard went to the Spencer House,
where he recognised the signature on
the register, "MTs Lawrence, OF Brook,
lyn,n as being that Of his sweetheart,
NMiss Mead was here two weeks ago, y
Rogers said, with two lady relatives
from Philadelphia, and when she return
ed home spoke OF the fascination which
death Ia the Niagara torrent would have
for her, She talked continually about
II, until her folks tired OF listening 10
her. We missed her alter breakfast on
Wednesday, and the next We knew was
4 letter, postmarked Niagara Falls, in
her writing, which said; Il have Just
bought a ticket for Niagara Falls. lam
going 10 commit suicide there, ] hope
no one twill ever find my body, No one
ID to blame"
Mr.. Rogers will search for the body,
md has gone to Lewiston, where 1t Is
likely 10 be recovered,
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IDIOTS ANl PAVPBRS
Found to Have Been Voted by
the Democrats in
SEVERAL OF THE COUNTIES
Examined by the Contest Committee
XOsterday-Genpipe Fraud Dis.
covered : Misrepresentation
Made by the Horgap,"

Special ptlpdich 10 te hltelltgmetT,
TERRA ALTA, W, Van Sept, 9,-ThiH
has been Gof's day. In the counties
passed upon, Logan, Monroe, Plepsants,
Raleigh, Wayne and Roape, about thir.
ty votes challenged by Goff We're re-
iscted, and only two challenged by
Fleming were rejected in all these Copn'
ties.
eFr6iu stalked all around in these
Democratic counties, The Democratic
commissioners allowed idiots, paupers
and non-rssidents to cast in their bal-
lots. This at least as true in state
I1snt Of intentional violation oil law as
in any other counties Of the Slate,
General GOT successfully assailed hve
votes In Logan county, three In Monroe,
two In Peasants, four In Raleigh, four
IN Roane and nine In Wayne.
The Register has had considerable to
say about the lSTRLLIaRNGER's news
from here. In most cases the Register
has had a mere statement OF the number
ofyotessuccessfully assalled, telegraphed
10 II, and then its back Office Hyde, after
shaking q curious liquid In q
glass, and throwing the clear, colorless
stuff out the window, has gone TO work
at his fiendish business. Tue way he
has paided out those brief tele-
grams would shoCk; the world II
u were not so absur6s Seriously,
this accounts largely for the Register
gross Misrepresentation and blunders,
However, In the few cases where the
dispatches came from here they were NO
better. No opportunity to misrepre.
sent has been neglected. This
mornings strtf about Summers
county Is specimen. In several
cases Of votes rejected the charge was
non-residence in q district merely. The
Zone man" who is quoted, did not use
the pronoun "we,n In speaking OF being
persuaded to vote, but ", ? and only re-
terred to himself and not to his twenty
There is not the slightest
evidence that Republican managers or
politicians had anything whatever 10
do with the voting Of these men, voting
as they did at q precinct controlled by
Democratic officials. In this and Tucker
county, the controversy was about local
matters, and not as between the Demo-
cratic and Republican voters, at all.
Eight, not eighty, votes were sue
cesSiully assailed by.Fleming In Mason
county.
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M0RDER AND SUICIDE.
a Young Drug Clerk IklIls Woman and
Then fakes Poison.

A Young Drug Clerk IIllIs n Woman and
Then fakes Poison.
TACOMA, w, T., Sept, O,-Yesterday
morning Henry Stewart, Of the Stewart
& Homes Drug Company, found bis
shipping clerk, F, Eugene Clarke, look
ing strange, and accused him Of being
intoxicated, Clarke denied the charge,
but handed over his keys on Mr.. Stew.
arts demand. He had hardly done this
before he fell over backwardsinsensible.
Clarke was taken to q doctors Office
where II was found that be was suffering
from poison, A search OF the store re-.
vealed the fact that bottle Of atropin
had been employed a few minutes pre-.
yloNsly, AS soon Rs Clarke had been
taken to tue DOCTORS Office Mr.. Stewart
crossed the hall into the room occupied
by Clarke, where a woman about so
years old was lying on the bed dead,
with the back part Of her head shot of.
The Deputy Coroner was notified and
opened an investigation, at which eyi.
denCe was given to show that the wo.
man, Florence Gross, had been drinking
with Northern Pacific yardsman and
she took him to Clarke's room. Clarke
Quarrelled with the woman'a companion
aud finally shot her dead, Seeing what
he had done, he swallowed the poison.
Clarke came here from st, Paul.
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IN EHE FEDERAL COURTS
a Grist Of Election Cases Disposed
Yesterday,

. NN"NNAANNN II
There was business transacted yessir-
day in both Of the Federal Courts, Jude
Jackson presiding in each, In the cIf.
cult Court the first case put on trial yas
that Of the o. s. vs.. Charles Hornsr, q
Brooke county, indicted for illegal VT
ing, the charge being that he yota d
while under age. A verdict Of lot
guilt was given, Duringthe progressed
the case there was quite q laugh had "
those present over q colloquy between
John D. Pendleton, counsel for the q.
fendant, and q German witness fron
Wellsburg, The witness, becoming id.
tated at Pendleton's questioning, SUI,
denly broke forth with the query, NYs1
dinf ! vas crazy like init you, aind i'm
In the case OF the o, s, ys. Monte
Craig, Of Brooke county, indicted fot
having voted while nonresident, II
was shown that the defendant had been
tried for the same ofiense at the last
term Of the q. s. District Court, under
the name Of John Craig and found not
guilty, The Jury was instructed TO rem,
der rsuch q verdict In this case.
The cases against Ralph Miller, of
Brooke county, indicted for having
voted illegally, the charge being that he
was q nonresident, were called next,
II was learned that the two indictments
returned against him were the same li..I
every particular. They were ordered
consolidated and continued till next
term.
The case against William Pendergrass,
also Of Brooke county, and indicted as d
nonresident, was quickly disposed Of,
not guilty being agreed 10 after o part oil
Tue evidence had been heard.
The Jury In the case against Calvin
Of Marion county, indicted for
bribery In connection with the election,
having failed to agree, they were dis.
,harged and the case set Tor the next
,erm Of the court at Clarksbprg.
In the District Court, in the case OF the
United States vs.. j. j. Freeland, OF Ohio
county, an election case, default was
ecorded and capias ordered issued.
In the case against Edward McCor-
nick, indicted for violation Of the cleo.
ion law, plea of q former acquittal, he
laving been tried for the same otfense,
vas entered, and verdict Of not guilty
ntefed.
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MAY BR A NLEW
To the whereabouts of the Missing Treas
ureF and His Son.


BosToS, Sept, s,-Mr, Wholly, owner
Of the yacht Marguerite, tells a story
which may have some bearing upon the
dlsappearance Of Treasurer Dana, Of the
Douglas Axe Company, and hlsson, Ac,
cordipg to his statement the yacht,
while returning from a pleasure trip
down the harbor, was hailed from one
OF the East Boston wharYes by two men
who answer the general description Of
the missing parties, They desired 70 be
taken aboard q ship lying out In the
stream, They boarded the Marguerite,
and the elder one inquired Of the watch
on the vessel to which they desired TO be
taken, "Where are you bound tor2" On
receiving the answer "Beunos Ayres,n
be seemed satisfied and was assisted
aboard, The men were evidently cul'
tured persons, and their appearance, to-
gether with the nervous way Ia which
they called attention when the boat was
tacking to the fact that they were not
going toward the slip, showed that they
knew nothing OF sailing, Mr., Wholly
could not give a clear description Of his
passengers owing to the darkness, but
believes that they were the parties above
named,
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The News In Toronto.

ToRoSro, oST., Sept, 9.-+=The news Of
the defeat Of o'connor on the Thames
fell like q thunder.Clap here. Eyersince
Hanlon won such notorlety for Canada's
Queen City as the schooling place for
oarsinen, local sports have been attempt.
ing To bring out another man who would
excel Hanlon, Beach and all others.
They found their man in 0'Connor. His
easy victories over Teemef, Gaudaurand
other American scullersg greatly strength.
ened this confidence, and when o'COn.
nor started for England last winter their
expectations Of complete victory were
most eanguine. II 10 Estimated that
s400, 900 Of Canadian money was lost on
the race,
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NEw YoAk, Sept o.-T'he annual sale
oilho liuntboufne, Meadow Thorpe aud
FstisCllae yoarllugs, tho property oi
NIt N. 4. Harris, Huntb9prne slud
farm, Louisville, KY, Mr.. w. II. Chip
M, Meadow Thorpe stud farm, he4ink'
ton! XIV, and Mi William As.ot, Fefue.
eliiie sIui farm, Rhlneheck, N. Y, took
nlate to-day. The attendance oi sporting
men and Jockeys and olhetg was large,
il'he prices realized wereialtly good,
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r,r.i rrlnl % I,erln . day.

NEW YopK, Sept p.-Henry y. Ives
and his partner, George II. stSynor, were
brought before Recorder Smith in
General Sessions Court to-day to be
tried for the fraudulent issue Of stock Of
ihc Cincinnati, Hamilton ( Dayton rail-
road Ives CounsCl asked for separate
trials. II was decided 10 try Ives first
and the time was fixed for tomorrow.
Tho prisoners were taken back 10 Lud'
low street Iaii. Ives looked we'll,
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SUNSET OK DYING.
Ths Statesman Ysry ti OF Acute PasG.
monIa In New YORK,

Ths Statesman Ysry ~ Of Acute PaSG'
monia inNsW YORK,
New YoRk, Sept, 9,-Congressman
Samuel tsuuset) Coxisdyingathis home,
IS East Twelfth street, Four days ago
he was confined to his bed by an attack
of what he supposed to be malarial fever,
This rapidly developed into acute pHeu-
monia which has deied the best medi-
cal skill. Yesterday his physicians gave
up all hope and announced that the
days OF the statesman-hunorist could be
numbered on the fingers Of ono hand
Congressman Cox was to have lectured
on lis visit 10 Yellowstone Park before
the StTickler Association Tomorrow
night,
At 10 o'clock tonight Mr.. Cox's con.
lition was apparently unchanged, His
doctors say the next twelve hours will
decide whether he will rcCovero or not,
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srILLwATER, MINI, Sept. o.-Bob
Younger, the Missouri outlaw, laid in a
stupor all day yesterday, lie does not
now recognize even his sister who has
been at his bedside constantly for two
months, DR.. Merrell says he will proba.
bly, die in the next twenty,iour hours,
though he may probably live duy or
two. HIS brothers, jim and Cole, sery-
ing life sentences with him, are Visihly
affected. They are allowed to be with
him a large part Of the time,
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Elm. NO Jury.

f1s wmt Of Impanhslllus still Dead.
ic0ASd-.rhO Judge Disposed to Expedite
Matters,
CnlcAGo, Sept, O.--ThO'EeAfy work Of
AndI0sa jury for the cronln trial wa
Resumed before Judge Mcconnell this
motnlng and from a ruling soon alter
the examination Of lAlesman was begun,
hvOuld appear that the court 10 dlspos.
cd to accelerate the work. Henry
Sweet, a farmer from ulSnwood was OK
amihcd aud Cruss.oxamlned at lehgth
and finally Mr. FOr,Slt, iOf the dUlensei
sald. VI challenge thl9 Juror iOf cause
lot Two reasons. lie has formed %
opinion a. 10 the existence Of q C1hBplt
NY and iullhUr that Dr. Ofonln wa
Elllet In the pursuance Of the action o
NcefIan supposed trial committee up
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Tue sONSOR ykTRRANS,

The National Easampmsnt Opens With a
brilliant Reception : West yirgtnians
PRESENT.
Special Dtspatch 10 ne lB.silgtnctr.
PATERSON, N, j., Sept. 9,-The annual
encampment Of Sons OF Veterans opened
here tonight with a brilliant New Jsr.
sey reception at Washington Hall.
Thousands otwomen and gaily uniform.
eddelegates are present, The meeting
Is more largely attended than any ever
held, all the States and most Of the ter
ritories being represented The decSrS-
West Virginia delegation arrived to-day
from New York. Col. II. u. Bagley,
Thos. II. B. Staggers, delegates,at.large,
and D, w. Martin, district delegate, are
all here
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THEIR TIllG IS GOUD.
The usl. "a coleFed Man Lay Claim to

The Heirs OF a CuiVred Sian Lay Claim to
Property Worth Millions.
LoeANsPoRr, ND, Sept. 9-The heirs
Of Benjamin Talbot (colored) lny claim to
GAO Oacres covering the central portion of
this city. Talbot, while a slave, settled
at Logansport tifty.three years ago, with
Mr.. McBane and family, from Yellow
Springs, ny. lie bought from the Gov
ernment 90 acres Of land and lived on
1t until the passage Of the fugitive slave
law, when he abandoned his property
and led TO Canada, He never returned
to claim 1t, but often spoke oi IL 10 his
children, Not long ago, one Of them
put the matter into the hands Of attor.
neys, who, upon examination, found
Talbops title indispuable. II Is said
the Wabash 4 Delaware RIVER railroad,
with valuable buildings on the Talbot
ground, have already compromised.
The entire property Is estimated to be
worth several millions. There are four
sons and two daughters who are the
heirs. One oi tho sons, Henry Talbot,
has not been heard from for several
years. He was last heard from at Dam
Vile, Ky,
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PARIS, Sept g..-TAs Hlshah Of seess
has wtilten to N. Theyenet Minister Of
Justice, protesting against tie circular
letter recently sent BY The minister 10
the biehops reminding them thai they
are forbidden BY Law from taking part
In the elections and stating that the
Government would prosecute any
eCCleAlahLlc who might 0yefstep the
lines enjoyed under oil Gov6rnmenla
since the ConCofdla. In bis letter tie
bishop hlates that the circular Of thO
Mlnlliet oi Justice wounds the dignity
aud patriotism ot tic eCl6rgy. Continuing
No Bdysi "ASFteneh cillSehs WO clalm
our Rights, oiwhich you cannot deprive
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BY Camp No, 20, Of the olan.na.

pointed by Camp No, 20, Of the olan.na,
l9Ss TSs sSoSls1S,1 ooaIt@1 want % ,sk tbs ,o,o,
GGssslont ensa tTa before ruling upon the chat
as a iusos HonIS Wi, n notwtthStanJIru @ s%ya
~ NY ah,e ~ H.. tvnse W taese hasteIs
" Ss y iss aps snsss sFsens ~ anu
aivei. ,,Nnr 'st u Inu vs.uis. sfS Y
tha ;tIsssss and dys IeSs',su ttv
tson, tN !, W is oa,ss. suu 'He 'HM ~ teVs'Neu
W Insass W W. W. ii.
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ltsoh annn Nv nj, rotles' : saiai eIM' y
a,o,, svnsy ~ w tUr sduss ~ vi sna
MLpulu s,Lt ~ WAY hs nas lolmea ~ opinion
whivn ~ SonslueFs pFeEty hFm anu mas
eHRtesSsu RI'a so y. NJ, ~, :. 49,, ,,,,,a a..
az " ;SUu'Vn,t'u you At my utle say
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

In the Supreme Court Of Appeals at
Gharlestown on Saturday, September Z,
e.iollowing orders were made, all the
Judges being present:
Miller and wife vs. NefI g administers
tor, from Berkeley county; submitted.
seabright ys. seabright, from Ohio
county; submitted.
Bodleyvs. Archibald, from Ohio coun.
ty; continued.
State ys. Baker, from Brooke county ;
certiorari awarded to bring up maps
briefs with written stipulation as to
further arguments.
Wilson W. Crawford, from Randolph
county; petition for appeal and super
sedeas refused.
Atwood 4 Company vs.. Dolan Of al,
from Marshall county; appeal and su'
persedeas allowed bond $3.50.
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want sunday ob.erved patter

In accordance with a published notice
calling 1t, a meeting was held in the lee.
ture room OF the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon, Of those in
terested in a better observance Of the
Sabbath.
A Acommittee waBappointed consisting
Of DR.. r. R. swope, Rev. D. A. Canning.
ham, DID,, and Rev. O. B! Graham, 70
suggest names for the Office OF President
and Secretary and Treasurer. After con.
s1ltatlon the committee reported the
name Of Rev. s. =. Jones 90 President,
and that OF g. L. Cranmer as Secretary
and Treasurer, which report was adopt.
ed. The pastors ofthe different denom-
nations were requested to preach q ser.
mon on the due observance Of the Sab.
bath day on Sunday, October Q, and 70
specially call attention 10 d public meet
Ing 10 be held In the month OF October
under the auspices Of the American
Sabbath Union.
The President and Secretary were ap.
pointed an executive committee 10
make the necessary arrangements fol
this public meeting, which will be ad.
dressed by Dr.. Wilbur Crafts, Field Sec.
retary OF the National Society OF the
AmaflCan Sabbath Union.
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NRw Yoak, Sept, 0.-Followlng d q
statement ol the visible supply oigfaln
aloat aud Ia elevators Oh Saturday, SEP.
tSmber I, as. Issued BY The Produce TX.
CHANGE. Wheat Il 06S,OSg bu1lielSt de-
cfeaSO 2s70Sl bnAhBls coff l2l0Sg, COS
bushels, increase BS1ll4 bnshels oats
O,iii,261I decfeaAe ~, ,4Ol rye S0,7O0, lns
cfeaae 6b,se2I barley 1914, increase
8,p9lD
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lnAMAnES AaAlNSr A pRlESr.
A Man Denouueetl itom tllo Ialplt Granted
: Rsparallou by the Court.

A Man Denounced ftom the Pulpit GRANTED
Rsparatlou by the Court.
woRcEsTER, MASS, Sept. 9.-The jury
in the case OF DR.. Louis Morasse, a prac.
ticing PHI hsslclan Of South Bridge, against
Rev. Father G. Ely Brochu, President
Of the Notre Dame church, brought in a
verdict this morning in the superior
civil court giving damages for plaintiff
ot$l 900 and interest, or a total Of 81 ,72O.
DR.. MOrasse was q parishioner Of Father
BFoChu. He was divorced from his first
wife and married TO second wife, by a
Justice Of the peace. For this he was
denounced from the pulpit by Father
Brochu, which caused Or. Morasse TO
bring the above suit.
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GtouCEsfSm MASS, Sept e.--Eben
Dale, aged 45, q Boston manufacturer,
who ior many yean has been q sum.
mef resident a. Ffebhwatef Cove,
committed suicide this morning Ia
big room there, lhootlng himself
With an old fashioned pistol,
the billet going through hia head. Some
Year, ago Mt. Dale had Roman fever aud
Tue lingering effects Of the digeaao caused
him coneldotable brain trouble.
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COILlDgD WITH A CALF
Young Man Loses Ms Life by a Peculiar
Accident.


Accident.
NEwcoNERsTowN, O., Sept, 9.-Mr.
Floyd Reynolds, young man living in
the country, while returning home from
town, where he had been spending The
afternoon, met with a very peculiar ac-
cident, which resulted in his death. Mr..
Reynolds was riding a very spirited
horse and was travelling at a good rate,
when calf that was lying along the road
undertook 10 cross In front Of tue horse.
A collision followed, in which calf,
horse and rider were thrown in u heap
upon the ground. Several persons who
were travelling the same road saw the ac-
cldent and removed Mr.. Reynolds to a
house near by. On examination it was
found that his skull and chest were ter.
ribly crushed, from which he died In q
few minutes after reaching the house.
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A ROARlSl MONSTER.
Gas l;,saplng frstnii Wal at Tie Rate Of
sixty million (jublo Feet per DaY,

Gas Escaping fr6iaa NySll at Tie Rate Of
sixty Million cpbls Feet Pst baY.
uFrER sAxpuSKb o., Sept o. The
greatest excitement prevails in tlllsC city
over the monster gas well discovered
here yesterday. Over seven thousand
people visited the we'll to-day, coming
itOm twenty TO thirty miles around A
measurement made this evening by ex.
pefls from Lancaster and 1flndlay put
the how Of the well at between Hity aud
sixty million cubic feet per day, II IL
completely uncomfortable, and ID I'm.
dolbtedly the gregtest ItodpCkF ln the
United BlateB. HxpertS at pittsburgh
have been sent for 10 get tue monster
under control.
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1snrEMiSu, AIiCH5 Sept 0.-Whils
digging a well attho rear Of house on
North Second street, man struck blue
h9maIite ore al q depth Of ten feet. The
ore 10 OF excellent quality aud oi con,
siderable extent, The mineral Fight OF
Tho land Is oWncd by q prominent com,
pany. Tho discovery will lead TO the
deyeloyment ei mines within The fesl'
denCe part OF the ClEy,
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Accident Ia 4 land wagon.

KANSAS CRY, Sept. 0,--Durlng Fore.
paugh's procession Lhilmornlng brake
on tho band wagon failed to work while
descending ono Of Kansas Oity's steep
hills aud coasted 10 The bottom, where /
overturned and was completely wrecked,
Sis Of the 0GCunanlA were more Of lea
injured. PHILIP MCGee1els bead elguol.
the curb. He was eofiouely Injured
Louis Taylof'9 leg was broken,
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A COSTLY JOKE,
Allsphleyops Boys art lhp worst of a rrlcl
Two Fatally Shot

AllsphieyouS Boys aut lhp Worst of q rrlok,
Two Fatally Shot
WtSoHEsrER, Ky, sept,0.-Last even
inga crowd Of boys on mischief bent
thought to frighten one Of their COM
panions by putting "LiCk.tack" on his
window. Willie Ray was selected as
the victim. lie thought the boys were
burglars sure enough, and loading his
shot gun, he fred a load Of buckshot in.
to the crowd. Daniel Love received a
bullet in the head. He will die. Tom
Gardiner received four wounds, one Of
which was in the head and another
through the lungs. His recovery is
Ed. Lucas received a painful
wound in the arm,
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Water Works for Cambridge,

Special DlspalcA o UIt INlellgcnctf.
CAMRRIpoE, o., Sept. 9,-The town
council decided tonight, by a vote Of
five to three, to submit proposition to
the electors OF the town authorizing
Messrs. Kinds and Bond, Of Watertown,
N. Y, TO construct a water works plant
here, for which the village Is 10 pay an
annual rental of,S3,0B0. The proposition
will be voted on September 20 and will
undoubtedly prevail