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YOUNG BORGIA.
fcrShe' Had a Morbid Desire te
r Attend Funerals.
Te. Gratify Her Whim She Poisons
Her Playmates.
,t,' She Feeds Tlieru en lleugli eii Huts nud
WIIHtl UtIO Or TIUMll JCCDlStOtf SllO
Hummed the Deadly Stuff Down
tier Ihreat Horrible Crime.
Buffalo, N. Y., July 20. Out at Fe-
' thcr Baker's institution, at Limestone
V Illll.vtliere is a girl of 14 yenrs, Ellii Hei-
dridffe. wbose morbid passion for see
ing death and funcfuls has led her te
kill one of her playmates and cause the
; s serious illness of three ethers by poison.
Uninvited, Ella went te all the funer
als, and always crowded well up to
ward the grave, where she steed look
ing down the opening. Her plan
with children was te give them rat
poison, first mixing it with cocoa,
and when they refused te take it
J wllHnfflv film tiitsw flipm nn thelr
, backs and forced It down their threats,
. leaving them die if they would and
gloatingly watch their sulFcrlngs. She
began her Bergia work July 7 with
Louisa, the 7-year-eld daughter of Mr.
Herman Stermer. The illness was at-
' tributcd te summer complaint and
treated accordingly. Death followed
two days lc ter, and a conspicuous ilgure
at the house, funeral and the open
grave side waa little Ella lleldrldge,
solemn and quiet, her eyes Hashing
with excitement and her cheeks rosy
red.
.Last Wednesday, when Mrs. Eggle Eggle
Bten visited Buffalo, leaving her two
- young daughters at home, Alia visited
'the house and told tlie children she
would make them something nice- She
- made a pet of cocoa, into which she
threw a generous handful of rat poison.
One of the children did net like the
taste. She was pushed en te u sofa.
L, " "The liquid was poured dawn her threat.
'inert tiun teiu inem oetn tney
would be all right seen, directing
them net te tell any one. These
children are net yet out of danger. The
nvo-year-eld son of Geortre Garleck was
next poisoned, and a ymnic seized the
neighborhood. Every child was cate
chised te learn if they had eaten or
drank any thing given by Ella. Ella
has confessed everything, and said in
the case of the little Eggleston children
that she wanted te go te their funeral
because they would leek se nice dead.
When the death of the little Stenner
girl was brought up, Ella said. "Yes,
she looked awfully pretty in a celllu."
When the Stenner girl was sick Ella
was osked by her mother what the
trouble was, the reply was given, "I
think she is going te Heaven." Frem
then until the child died Ella made
frequent trips te the S termer house,
tiptoeing te the window and peeping in.
ru , Every time she ran Duels te her mother
( and cried, almost joyeusly: "I guess
t, ,, J 1 IV. ... H.iV.
sues niehi ueuu new. riiuuiy uiuc
Louisa died. The first intimation Mrs.
, U old rid go had of it was when Ella ran
into the house clapping her hands and
dancing up an down saying, gleefully:
"I guess she's dead new, 'cause they're
all in there crying and there's a man
". there with a box. She's dead, she's
dead, 1 knew it!" and she danced off
V, ,qut into the street. Wlien Ella was
asked hew she knew the poison would
kill the children, she said: "If it killed
rats and mice it would kill children."
Kilt ill Hunnuiiy Accident.
St. Leuis, July 30, While out driv
ing, Charles Pleetz and his fiancee,
Julia Willy, were thrown from their
buggy, the horses being frightened by
an electric car. Pleetz struck a cobble
stone, his skull being fractured, while
Miss Willy struck an electric wire pole,
her cellar-bone being fractured in four
places, and her breat being laid open,
exposing the right lung. Beth will
dle.
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.i Fair Must lie Clotted Hu.hIujh.
Washinote.v, July '20. In the house,
en a viva-voce vote, the preposition te
close the World's fair en Sunday was
carried by 78 te 74. The vote by tellers,
en concurring in tlve senate amendment
closing the fair en Sunday, was 10-J
yeas, 72 nays. The announcement was
received with applauHO. All the benute
increases were rejected. The senute
appropriation of $5,000,000 was disa
greed te 01 te 110.
Tvrn Ludlei Adjudged ft Fortune.
Kockfehp, I1L, July 'JO. By a decis
ion of a Texas court Mrs. K. A. Hatha-
"";way and Miss Margaret Parker have
just become the possessors of a valu
able tract of land, 4,400 acres in extent
The defendants will appeal te the U.
ti S. supreme court, but have offered te
pay fv,ueu ler a qutt-eiaim deed. The
.ladies arc descendants of Christopher
Miller, who died in Texas in 1830.
'? KumIbu Chetm Iteverd.
," St. PKTKnanune, July 20. The fel
lowing official cholera returns are pub
lished: July 17 Astrakhan, SOS new
cases, 182 deaths; Sara teff, 100 new
cases, 78 deaths; Samara, 50 new cases,
45 deaths; Kazcn, 9 new cases, 1 death.
July 10 Tsaritzln, 124 new cases, 70
deaths. July 15 Bosteff, 82 new ceses,
12 deaths; Azef!, 18 new cases, 0 deaths.
Through tike Heart.
," Chajiukiisuube, Pa., July 20. Samuel
B. Neff committed suicide in an unoccu
pied beuBe here Tuesday, by sheeting
himself through the heart Neff lived
. six miles from Chambersburg, and was
well known. Ne cause is known for the
Wact .
Chauuceller Simw for CoesroiM.
Eau Claihk, Wis., July 20. Geerge
B. Shaw, supreme chancellor of the
Knhrhta of Pythias of tle world, wiw
Tuesday afternoon nominated for con-
I; 'gross by the republican congressional
HrlcevlllVl CJ-lrtttoe.
' kmexviu.k, lean., uuiy iu. ine
BlBOrB OI 0BW3n AVUHnKO UIU JIUV
ijwerk Wednesday. They held a big
i eelebraues at uricenue in remem erance
of the release of the state convicts from
'the mines a year age, '
RETURNED
Without the l'rcnldent'n Approval The
Circuit Court or Append Auiundtnent.
Wahiiinoten, D. C, July 20. Tues
day afternoon President Harrison sent
te the senate a message ret inning with
out his upprevnl u bill te amend the net
as te the circuit court of appeuls in
cases of Indian depredations. It was
laid before the senate, read and re
fen ed te the judlcfary committer
The effeet of the first prevision of
the bill. the president thinks,
would be te defeat the general pur
pose of congress in constituting
an intermediate court Ills chief ob
jection, however, Is te the third section,
which provides that no appeal shall be
allowed from the judgment of the court
of claims in these cases. There were
30,000 of these claims, aggregating $:!(),
000,000. A number of them Involved
$100,000 each, a few as much as 8M)0,000
and one ever 1,000,000. He could net
approve a bill which absolutely de
tiled te the government an opportu
nity of appealing from judgments in
such cases.
A SERVANT'S HEAD
Shet OIT I!ec:im! Slut Told I It i:inilnyri
Te Oft Dp Te ItnuiUf.nt.
LirrMt Reck. Ark.. July aaTucs.
duy evening, at Clarenden, Jehn V.
Iloberts, son of Hen. James P. Roberts,
a prominent ex-member of the legisla
ture, shot and instnntty killed Malindn
Day, a colored servant of tle family.
Jehn was In bed, and the woman aroused
him from his sleep and told him tc
get up that breakfast was ready. He
told the woman te go nwaj' and let him
alone. The servant replied that If he
did net get up bhe didnt propose te re
main In tin.' kitchen all duy ami wash
dishes. Jehn picked up a shotgun in
tending te frighten the girl, who had
her head through the deer. The gun
was discharged, ami the whole top of
Maltnda's head waf tern off by Uie
heavy lead of buekslwt Accidental
sheeting was tlie coroner's verdict
TORNADO IN ITALY.
Many (leii ami the .Muulelpal ISutldtiit
Ivtrey,L
Remi:, July 20. The province of
Itavige, in the northern part of Italy.
was swept by a terrible tornado
Tuesday. An enormous amount of
property vas destroyed, and it is Ixs
lteved that many lives were lest Tlie
village of Pelesellu, situated en the left
bank of the River Pe, seven milee south
of the town of Ravlge, and containing
nearly four thousand inhabitants, was
the chief sufferer.
Many of the villagers were burled in
the ruins of their homes. Troops haw
leen sent te the scene from Ravige te
help recover the living and tlie dead. A
dispatch received late Tuesday night
savs tTint forty houses and the munici
pal buildings were destroyed. Se far
at least two persons uvm known
te have been killed outright and six
injuied.
WAS NOT MURDERED.
The Kr.inUfert Aflniy IJetwpeu ItretlHin
i:nd in Accldfiitiil Di'.ith, Net Fnitrt.
cldn.
Fha.vkkeist. ICy., July 30. The cor
oner's jury rendered a verdict that
Samuel Calmer cuine te his death from
heart failure caused from over-oxertlon,
from throwing a chair at his brother,
Benjamin Calmes. It wa& developed in
the testimony that both brothers
hurled their chairs. Samuel Calmes
had a laccratieu en his arm,
which had tlw appearance of
a bite. There was an abraisen en his
shoulder-blade, which he may have iv
ceived iu falling. Benjamin acknowl
edged that lie threw a Bible at his
.brother. The remains of Samuel Colmes
were taken te Lexington, his former
home, Tuesday, and burled. The physi
cians who held tlnj autopsy swore that
there were no marks of violence te show
that he had met death caused by a
blew.
llnl.erten GettltiK lUsidy.
Chicaoe, July 90. The committee ap
pointed Sunday by the Trade and Laber
assembly te draw up charges of murder
against W. A. Pinkerteu for sending
men te Homestead, and present them
te State's Attorney Longenecker, will
meet thisweek, draw up formal cliargea
and hand them te the state's attorney,
with the request te lay them before tlie
grand Jury. It is stated tlat Plnkerten
will endeavor te hove the officers of the
Trades and Laber assembly arraigned
for criminal libel, with reference te the
adoption of the resolutions en Sunday.
An Injured Iluilmnd He-vtxiffP.
BlitMiNOHAM, Ala., July 20. Jehn
Pugh, a laborer at Slees Purnaee, he
been suspecting jJRa" Tliomes of im
proper visits te aJ5 wile while he wiw
away at night Tuesday morning be
fore day he crept home, opened the back
deer and slipped noiselessly te his bed
room. There were his wife aivd Themas
asleep in each ethers' erirw. A well-directed
shot went through the sleeping
man's bead, and he never woke. Pugh
also shot at hts screaming wife, but
missed her.
The lUtpubltava Campaign In (Hile.
CpLUMHUH, 0., July 20, Tlie repub
lican state headquarters were opened
for the campaign Tuesday, and that
part of the canvass which relates te the
work of organization, etc., will begin at
once. Tlie campaign proper, however'
which means the political meetings, with
oratory, tin horns and torchlight pro pre
cessions, will net begin before tlie latter
part of August or the first of Septem
ber. Died AKe(l Nlnotjr-I'eur.
Nkw Lisuen, O., July 20. Henry
Trunick, tlie eldest resident et New
Lisben, s dead. Had" Iw lived te next
September he would have been ninety
five years old. His wife, Mrs. Beulah
Ilriggs Trunick, survive him "j&w
age of ninety-one. Tlwy were muuruxl
in 1804, und lived happily togeter for
sixty-eight yours.
I'.vHrtu' Sm-ln-I.HW HulrldeH.
Nojmii'eitT, I I., 'July 80. Dr. CIieb.
Scuddcr, son of Hen. Heury J. Scudder,
and son-in-law of ex-Senater Wm. M.
Dvarts, committed suicide at this place
Tuesday morning. Dr. Scudder had
been in ill-health for some time. Dr.
ifeadder was about years of age.
CONDENSED NEWS
authored lly Tetflirritpti Frem All Fart
of the Country.
Themas Cook, founder of Cook's ex
cursions, died Tuesday In Londen from
paralysis.
Senater Briee has conditionally do
nated 5,000 te the de-Education collcge
at Lima, O.
The survivors of the Seventh West
Virginia cavalry will held a reunion at
Charleston September 7.
The Atlanta hotel at Leng Branch,
burned te the gretind Tuesday morning.
Ne lives lest Less $.'10,000.
The earl of Orkney and Cennie 011
christ the somewhat notorious concert
singer, were married Tuesday.
Sam. Galloway, a wall guard at the
Ohie penitentiary, was suspended for
leaving his pest te get u baseball for
the convicts.
In trying te burn the soot out of a
chimney In his residence Chapman Fry,
of Wayne, W. Va., burned the business
portion of the town.
Mrs. Dera Wheeler Keith, the New
Yerk artist will paint the celling and
frieze of the library In the Weman's
building at the World's fair.
The two men who shot Jacob Marks
in Wyoming county, Pa., have been
located In Montreal and will le brought
back te the scene of tlielr crime.
At Richmond, Va., tlie Chesapeake
and Ohie grain elevator caught fire and
Is in ruins. The lass Is estimated at
8100,000, with a liberal insurance.
The proprietors of the llelmbacher &
Tuder iron mills, St. Leuis, Tuesday
admitted that tlie "vacation" of thelr
employees, begun two weeks age, was
in reality a lock-out
Ex-Oev. Campbell, of Ohie, said Tues
day that he had been offered tlie chair
manship of the democratic national ex
ecutive committee, but under no con
sideration would he accept it
Albert Finch, arrested ut Seymour,
Ind., charged with murder, broke jail
and escaped. He returned te town te
see his sweetheart and, when an inter
view was denied, he attempted suieidc.
According te a story told by Louisa
Wills, of Williamsburg, N. Y., a Iliila
delphia insurance company has been
defrauded of 2,000, by her uncle, Wil
Ham Devine, en the representation that
he was dead.
During the prevalence of u sovcre
storm at Richmond, Va., Tuesday night
the lightning struck a house en Nich Nich
olson street just outside the corporation
limits, killing a man named Dun Em
mett his wife and three children.
James Deyle, an Ohie penitentiary
convict and believed te be a pal of the
man Uowland,whe strangled himself in
his cell, went suddenly Insane. He and
Rowland agreed te commit suicide te
gether, but Deyle lacked the nerve.
Prof. Frank Fester, of the Oberlin
Theological seminary, has resigned his
position In tlie department of church
history te accept a position In Oakland,
Cal. This is tlie third vacancy in the
faculty since the seminary closed for
the summer.
M. Hibet, the French foreign minis
ter, ha informed the Spanish govern
ment that a French cruiser will attend
the Christopher Columbus fetes at
Palesv Most of the powers will send
squadrons te Genea while King Hum
bert is visiting the I t-ale-American exhi
bitien there.
THE MARKETS.
Cincinnati, July SO.
Fleuii Winter, patent, W.2V34.W; fancy,
a.T.V&l IX), family, 2.003 U); exlrn, U2.!a2.40;
low critic. fl.7AS2.10. spring patent, ?1 3034.W;
xprlng fancy, lirxft-UU, spring faintly, 13.353
3.0O; rye flour, N.SOJHIO.
Wheat Geed Ne. 2 red was eflered at the
close at 7te, but eome choice samples were held
nt7rte. Ne. 3 red was quotable at TlSila, ac
cording te quality.
Cehn Ne. t mixed and better in fair demand
and held for price. Ear was scarce and In de
tnand at ft2iMc. Ne. 2 white shelled held at
MHQMc and Ne. 2 mixed at 19050c, as te qual
ity.
Oats Ne. 2 white queiuble at 30K&37c; and
Ne. 2 uilxtl at 3331 !4c, sclera holding for out-
Bkle rutes.
Kyb Old Ne. i would sell probably at 75c and
cash new at 70a; but shippers could se no
margin In Na 2 new te arrive et better than 02c.
CATTbB Shippers. Geed toeholoe, t4.JOjja.00;
common te fair, 13.6031 13. Oxen: Geed te
choice, 13.504.00; common, ROftaaiS; se
lect buteher, W.POiai.25: fair te geed, 13.33
Q3 KX common, COUiW.SO. Heifers: Geed te
choice heavy, (3.6U&I.OO; fair te geed light, taue
J3.7S.
Hoes Geed light shippers steady; common
mixed und greAsers dull. Sekct htmvy and
prime lKitcber, J5NVaftB5: a few extra, M.0O:
Mr te geed rucking, J5.0O35.8O; common and
rough. (fii(A40; fair te noed light, K.50G5.75;
fat plA, Ma5.5a
Hnnsp and Lamus. Sheep Wethers and
yearlings, MM3A0O: beet ewes, M.UX34..V);
common te fair, MdO3.75; stock ewtM,
rJ.tlO34.03; extra. I4.SI; culls, McfZOO per
bend. Lurubtt-Deut shlppers, m0O26.i!A; extra,
W.40; fair te geed, 15.5030.00; coarse and
heavy, H2.VilA'Jft, butohers, W0035.U); eulU,
.003.m
New YeitK, July 20.
Wheat Ne. 2 red firm, Xe up; August,
HSH'ifcMVe; September, 85 11-IUV; October,
WXHtWe: Dtwember, HOSKe; May, 93Ct!3!lc.
Hyb Dull; steady; western, 74a78c
Cote-No. i lrreirulur, In part He up; quiet.
Na 8, MtWfe.
Oaw Na 2. euteti arm; state, 85H043K;
western, 33343H.
I'lTTSHUHOIl, July 30.
Cat n.H Market steady at about yestcrday's
prkes; no wutle shipped te New Yerk.
ltOM-Market slew; corn fed, 15.000.10;
2 our;) hogs shlppcd te New Yerk.
Shbkp Market slew at about yesterday's
prices.
HALTIMOHB, July 20.
Wheat Streng; Na 2 red spot and July,
WHaMe; August, M84a
Cehn Irregular; rolled spot, b!Hb-''ic, the
month, Me bid; August, Mle bid.
Qats Active and ttrmer; Ne. S white west
ern mixed, &40e; Ne. 2 mixed western, 30
Q3US0.
Kyk-DuII; Ne. a, 70c.
Chicaoe, July ax
Fleck and Okain. Oash quotatiens: Fleur
dull and unchanged. Na 2 spring wheat, TMe;
Ne. 3 spring wheat, rJ73Me; Na 2 red, TvVie:
Na 2 corn. We; Na 2 eats, 31331 He: Ne. 3
white, Sta Ne. I white, 32140320' Na 8 rye,
(W; Ne, 2 iMirlcy, Kk Ne. 3, no saUw; Ne. 4 t,
e. b., IUIC4.V.
riilLAUb'i.lMUA, July 20.
Wheat Strentj; ungnulinl In grain depot,
S5e; Ne red Unit nve days of August, S4lc;
Ne 2 red July and August, SI 1 SHJc.
Cehx Ne. 2 high mixed In grain depot, 57 Hex
Na 2 mixed July, &3V054e:
Oath Na 3 wblte,f Irregular, 37 Ke: Ne.
white, WHe; de, choice, 401 0.
1'oi.bde. July 20.
Wheat Bteudy Mid firm; Ne. 2 cash and
July.HIKe; August, euxa
Cehn Steudyt Na 2 cash and July, WHe;
Na 8, 4He; Ne. 4, 45c; Ne. 3 yellow, ftOVie.
Oats Quiet: Ne. cesh, S80.
IlYK-Dullt August, MHe.
CLeviH-scicn Dull; priarf wb', f7j Oct
ber, K.. '
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liii; Lis summer stock. Mays
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LIVELY
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I). llechluuer. Cleon C Ontne. J. A. Heed.
Themas It. Phlsier, W. W. Hall and M. J. Mc
Carthy nave lermed a corporation named
Maygvllte Sanitarium Company, lu accordance
with the previsions of Chapter ft!. General
Statutes.
2. The principal place of business is Mays
vllle, Masen county, Kentucky.
;i. The business of the corporation Is te es
tablish and maintain an institute at Maysvllle
for the euro of the liquor, tobacco and mor mer mor
phlne habits.
4. The capital stock is ten thousand dollars.
divided Inte sham, of leu dollars each, te be
paid for In money or ether property as may be
agreed iien, te tie paid iu 011 call et Directors.
a. 'i lie corporation neuins .May vtu, inc.-, ami
Is te continue for twenty-five years.
11. The business of the company shall be
managed by a Heard or Ave Directors, who
shall be elected annually by the stockholders
nud who shall held otlice for one year nud
until their successors ate elected and qual
tied. The Directors shall from their nuinbei
elect a President and Vice-President, and
from their number or the stockholders, a Sec
reiary and Treasurer.
7. The hlguest amount of Indebtedness or
llabllltv te which the corporation is te sub
ject ltsclt Is two thousand dollars.
e. 1 no private property et uiu iiecKnuitivn
IS te be exempt from the corporate debts.
JOHN t. h.kmimj, rresiaent.
ttwt: Thes. K. Fmistkh, tfee. and Tre.
AN ORDINANCE
Te License Peddling Spectacles and Eie
Glasses lu the City of Ma)svlllc.
lit it erdatned hji the Tlixird of Ceunellmen of
the city of Mamvltte, That It shall be unlawful
for uuy traveling or Itinerant person toaellor
for sale .spectacles or eye-glasses within the
limits of the city of Maysvllle without having
first obtained a llcense as provided herein. i
Hkc. :.', Kvery traveling or Itinerant person
desiring te peddle or sell spectacles or eyo eye eyo
glusges lu the city of Maysvllle shall, botero
doing no, obtain from the Mayer of said city a
IIcoiike se te de at ?35 per year te sell t - said
articles, and no llcense shall be issued 1 ' less
than 0110 year.
Bec. 'J, Any person found guilty et violat
ing section one of this ordinance shall be
lined the sum nl t'0 fur each offense
Hkc. 4. This ordinance shall be in force and,
take effect fiem and alter Its passage.
Adopted Ir. Council May 6th. 18!C.
WILLIAM 1l. COX, I'resident.
MaiitinA. O'Hahk. City Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE ,
Te l'reunt TamperlnK With Street Mailing
liexes In the CItyef JleyslIIr.
He it eriUitncd hu the lleanl of Cennetlmen of
the citu of Maytvtltc, That it shall be unlawful
ler any person or persons te tamper with any
of the stieet mailing boxes, or te take or col
lect any mall matter therelrnm. It shall also
be unlawful for any person or persons wear
ing the carriers' uulterm, Including the car
riers, te tamper with or collect mall from the
boxes at ether than the usual and regular col
lecting rounds.
Skc. 3. lie it further enlatncd. That any
person violating any of the previsions of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction befere the
Mayer, be punishable by u line or net less
than ten dollars nor mere than Ilfty dollars
for each ctlense, te be collected and acce'inted
for as ether lines.
Si:c. I). He it further enJrtned, That this or
dinance shall be lu full lerceand effect from
and after Its passage,
.Adopted In Council MaySth.lHtt.
WILLIAM H. COX. President.
MAitTl.v Q'Haiii:. Clly Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
Te it'eut Traveling or Itinerant Doctors
from I'ractlcliiK Medicine In the
CItyef Mnjmille.
lie in ut ilatnul hu the Heard of Ceunclliiic.n of
the city of Mnutville, Tlmt It eliall be unlawful
ler any traveling or Itinerant doctor te prac
tice medicine In anyel Its branches within
the limits el' this city. Te open hu otlice for
such purpose, or announce te the public in
any ether way an intention te practice medi
cine, shull be an offense within the meaning of
this ordinance. Provided thnt nothing In this
ordinance shall be construed as prohibiting
any reputable physician or surgeon lretu any
ether nlaee beinir called here, oliher in rlait a.
patient, or In consultation with any reputable.
Sec. -'. Any pcrt-en convicted of the viola
tion of previsions of section one Br this erdl
nance shall be lined the sum of tlfty dollars
ler each day se engaged lu the practice of
mtillclue.
Skc. 'J. This ordinance shall be in cttect
from and alter Its pas-age.
Adopted In Council May Rth, lc'i-J.
WILLIAM 11. COX, President.
Mums A. O'Huic. City Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
Lcvjlnir the Taxes iu the City of Majstllle
for the Vear 11:92.
He it enlalmd hu the linnril of Ceuneilmrn of
the Cttu of Mayteille, That a tat el S, cents
en each ene huudicd dollars' worth of taxa
ble property in the city et Majsville, oxeept exeept
lug Sixth Ward, be, and the same is hereby,
leled ler the purpose of taking upouKtund upeuKtund
ing indebtedness, and the Collector and Trea
surer ! authorized te celleet the same and
account ler it according te law.
lie it fur thcr ertlatneil, Thnt a tax or W cents .
en each ene hundred dollars' worth or taxa
ble property In the city et Maysvllle lie. and
the same Is hereby, levied ler general pur
poses the Collector and Treasurer te collect
the same and account for It according te law.
lie itfuitherenlntimt. That a tax el 10 cents
en each one hundred dollars' worth et taxa
ble property iu the city et Maysvllle be. and
the ptiine I" hereby, levied tortcheol purposes,
te be collected and accounted ler according te
law by the Collector and Trensurtr.
lie it further villained, That a poll tax of
SI .7) en each male inhabitant of the eitv of
Maysvllle ever twenty-one years et age be,
and the same N hereby, levied Ter the jear
1, te be collected and accounted for by the
Collector and Treasuier. and Marshal, accord
ing te law.
Adopted In Council June M, lMtt.
WILLIAM II COX. President.
Maiiti.v A O'Hahk. City Clerk.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
AtlOPTEll BY
THE PUBLIC LEDGE K CO.
OK JI.tVSVII.I.K. KV.
Am. 1. He it known that William H. Cox,
Themas A. D.tvls, W. H. Wadsworth. Jr., Sam
uel T. Hickman, A. M. J. Cochran, M. C. Hus
sell, Geerge L. Cox and Allen A. Kdmeuds,
have this day associated themselves together
and beceme incorporated under and by virtue
of Chapter IWer the General Statutes or the
Slate of Kentucky as The Public Ledger Com
pany and by thnt name shall sue and be sued,
contract and be contracted with, and shall have
perpetual succession and a common seal, with
power te alter same at pleasure.
Aut. i. The capital stock et said Corpora
tion shall be $e,000, divided Inte shares of
(10 each, and the same shall be tiaiisfcra tiaiisfcra
bie by written assignment en the cortllleato,
ami when transferred the ccrtlUcate ter same
shall be surrendered te the Cempanj and can
celed, and new ones Issued in lieu thereof.
Aut. :. This Corporation Is organized for
the purpose of publishing a newspaper In the
city of Maysvllle, and distributing the same
throughout the state of Kentucky, and ter the
carrying en of a general newspaper business
lu said city and state.
Aur. 4. The principal place of business of
said Corporation shall be at Maysvllle. Ky.
The capital stock of said Corporation maybe
Increased at u meeting of the stockholders
(tlio-e holding a majority of the stock assent
ing thereto) te any sum net exceeding $10,
(KM. This Coiperation may organize when
:rhj shines et its stock Is subscribed. Stock
may be paid for In money or equivalent at an
agreed contract price, and any stock net sub
scribed ter may be sold from time te tlme,
as the Directors may direct and authorize,
and theccrtltlcates et stock shall be signed by
the President and Secretary, and the corpo
rate seal shall be atlixed te same.
Aut. 5. The Corporation shall be managed
by n Directory of tlve persons who shall be
elected annually at the Company's efiice In
Maysvllle, Ky., en the 1st Monday In March of
each year. It. for any reason, there should
net be an election held at the time llxed, the
Directors In olHce shall continue as such until
their successors are elected and qualltled.
Aut. II. The Directors shall cheese from
their number a President and Vice-President,
and from snld number or the stockholders a
Secretary and Treasurer, or, It they see Ut,
they may combine, these two officers into ene.
They shall elect an Editor, and ma)- elect an
assistant te the Editor, both of whose duties
and tenure of ottlee they may tlx and pro pre
scribe by by-laws of the Company, which by
laws a majority of the Directors may adept
for the management of the Cenipany'B'Uffalrs.
Aut. 1. The Company shall net incur an
Indebtedness exceeding. In the aggregate, at
any 0110 time, a sum equal te one-halt of the
capital stock paid In.
Aut. 8. The private property of the stock
holders of this Company shall be exempt
from all debts or liabilities of the Corpora
tion. Aut. . The Corporation shall begin when
It shall have organized, as provided for horeln.
and shall contlnue as long as may be neces
sary, according te law.
In witness whereof, the said incorporators
have he reu 11 te set thelr hands this 10th day et
March, IStt.
WlI.I.IAM 11. COX. A. M. J. COCIinAN,
Themas A. Davis, M. C. Hussell,
M Wadrwehtii, Jr., Gee. L. Cox,
S T. Hickman, Ai.i.kn a. Edmonds.
Statk ok Kknitckv, l e,
Masen County. f" ,
I. T. M. Pearee, Clerk of the County Court
for lb" county and state aferemld, de certify
that the foregoing Article of Incoiperatlonof
The Publle Ledger Ce. was, en March 10, lME,
produced te me In said county, and acknowl
edged by said Themas A. Davis. William H.
Cox. W. II. Wadsueith, Jr8.T. Hlukraau.M.
O. Hussell. Geerge L. Cox and Alten A. M
mends each te Ik their act and deed, and eh
Mareh 14, lHiy, the same was again reprethieed
te me and acknowledged by A. M. J. Ceefenui ,
te be his act and deed, and ledged for reef4, v ,
whereupon the same, together with rktt
tlflcate, bath been duly recertted lu mjr sm.
Given uuderwjy hand this 14th .0
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