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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
SUMMONS


TERRITORY o. DAKOTA,
County II iisnl
iajusiiss's court before .olon Bryan. Justice d
tllc loA.r.
Bg X g kibbee. shisi CLERK Of chflass
ynung&Dd aceli.
y.
,rhssnry cra.gand Aimfra Craig dsfendantj
y'l.e TesrIt.sss 4; Tax s;s esis.tA sieeiiae.
~ caaaacs Craig and Alnlira rraig. t,racIsdaptxi
vsn afe hereby Summoned 20 APPEAR before me ~
my uIiae in stllicria fspd county ~ J . fhs NA
day of Noyemher A. y. iSi, at o.. 81 "a z
answer 20 the complaint of the atoss names
,,lainiin Chiids 3 yoppg who elaine 70 recover q
you tie eufu sf nftt-eix dfars and ss,srts -ei5nt
esnfs oa your pronissory note on h.oH acrount
dated Ianuary 1. HID due rid paysiie ~ Gays
aiterrats 81 tbe Band County Park with interest
al 10 per cent per nniluin. fec tt6.an
Yen are hereby notified thatn yon fail 70 sppeal
nad an wer Is shove r. etuircd. ssld f.-s.h wiu
tale tasment fcr SS6ss and $t.t5 attorney
fers lie sdcs ths costs oi this act tcn
Given uHaer my hand this - day oi ssl uiai -
A. D lgs6 sotoN bhfAk
Land .ounty. r
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14

From 90 to "a cents paid tor county warrants.
Township and school township orders bought az
,he market valne SIS keller.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
TO TIE PUBLIC !:

TO TIE PUBLIC:
/ shall not loan any more money on chattels be-
fore January 1st 1887. 1t was my purpose when
commenced handling county warrants to bring them
up as near par as possible. They worth at that
time 65 cents on the dollar. paid for rst issues 80
CENTS and am now paying 90 cents for small and
"a CENTS FOR LARGE WARRANTS,
1t was my purpose to fsrnish money on chattles
at better rate OF interest and such time would
suit the convenience of the borrower have succeed
ed in this in part you having able to get money
from me on long for Ia to per cent per month";
without commissions mortgage fees. | now hold
ss61O0 90 worth eff paper, loaned for individuals, and
an prepared to carry it for you any reasonable length
of time at II per cent per month, in consideration
that the interest paid promptly and the security
mans good. All money that have loaned for cor-
poratons will be renewed at 2 per cent per month.
On January 1st 1887, expect to supply the demand
for chattel money at per cent per month.
shall continue to loan real estate at straight
10 PER CENT WITHOUT COMMISSION
From % to "a cent, paid tor county warrants.
Township and school township orders bought az
the market valne. .. o. hEELIn'
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
TuE pEMo ooNyENrloa

The Democratic county convention adj
Iourned from Sept mbcr Is to 0ctobtr IL,
ia order to see what the Republicans
would DO. The following 10 what the
Democrats have done:
Promptly at 80 p, IL. II. @, Anderson
called the CONVENTION 10 order. referred 10
the Rep. convention Of saturday in very
terius and iutimdted
that there vasa ring, sheoI OF a rag.
in fact the sheolest ring tia; ever existed
IN Hand county, ana mat thgt ring mln'
ipulated the convention Of last SATURDAY
This naughty speech was graeied miih
hilarious applause by The convention aud
then they procee ed to business. In the
frs, pla they must ape tbs Repntli ans
by Introducing motion reycraing the
usual order of nominating OIL 'ers aoa
voting b. ballot. They differed ia the
re .uiis somewhat, for the motion carried
wiSn the Dems bt failed with the other
f.ilaws. Peer MeCrea was nominated
sheriff ON the first ballot Peter is u Ing.
fne looking fellow and his neighDors from
l. east side insist he VIII make a DADDY
sheriff. On the third ballot for Treasurer
w. 9 EiIdebrand was nominated. Tnon
joan Pusey was nomshated county Atty
This was followed by the ncnnEsituns u Di
E.V. b Buckingham for register Of
deeds. Mrs j. l.. Pyle, nee Mamie Shields
for superintendent of schools: Jas. Jack
son, for probate Judge; L. Ravmoad. cor
oner; q. A. Grny. surveyor; II. w. Barn.
hnrs'. assessor. On motion the ccnnty
justices antl copstahles wers omitted.
The following county ceuifal committee
was selected Jas. Livingston. chairman;
W. $. Msjor. Dan W. Farmer, Of range
CO: Il. c, Anderson. w. O. IIi'dehnn1.
Of 81: Ed McMapus. D, Il. Hit. Of cSi
Wm. McLnin, q ID. Adams of 90: A. j,
who7tou. wm. Maxwell of 10. The chair.
man then introduced Mr.. @. Chase, oi
Miller. gentleman S3 years cf age WHIT
has voted 81 times. one OF which Was foi
Andrew Jackson. THO Announcement q
this latter fact eliciiea terrific applause
and the convention adjoarEed.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
Land oalee a. Huron DIT. Oct /. isss.

sotiee Is hereby nfwn thxt the following nauet
settler has 4 "a notice ~ his Btelcon % ms
finaI proof IN snrporf OF hisciain am secure bnN
rrtry fhtre o. and that eaid proof sfu be made
b-tore clerk of the d frist conrt In and Tor Hand
.roSrty pak nj Miller %. 7. ~ pertn,bnr }. =
80. i;uiIiaa F,nsile Pp T. 1854 for the NJ w.
oaa,trr T-liE-ns no Damgs the following Wit
NJ, sses 4, prove his continuous negidence upon
s,,a cnitlva.icn Of SAD lard. viz. John RoIrett.
Ishn ri ledger, a. Osdney, VIM, orran. ~ ~
Howell. u. 4.
oet l4ti JoHs ). escfArfAkp, hssiAu
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
HADDocK's MURDERER

On the confession of one Leayitt, the
keeLer OF a bawdy danco house, John
Arensdorf, part owner of Sioux City
brcwery, has been arrested for xii ing
Rev. Hasdock. He is out on $4,000
bonds.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
THE @. O. P.
Proceedings Of the Republican Conn;y
Convention

Convention
The Republicans OF Hand county we're
IN convention az Roii'snnk IN |
Miller last Saturday sixty nine 10 number
Il6-70 not beng represented. AT II a N. |
MIR. Cort, chairman OF the county central
called the convention 10 or
der. G.. IL. Carroll was made temporary
chairman and DIR. Il. Ii Wood secretary.
The committee appointed on credentials
was composed of q. Z. Cort, w. IL. KEEP
hart, ID. Ii. Yalkenburg, Thos. Ca |
wood, and John L Cogan. A committee
on permanent organization WAS appointed
compose of Capt. Hughes, Bert Mofinit,
A. p. Burrhus. The convention sdjourn-
ed until 2p. IN. in order TO give the coia-
mittee on credentials time TO Lake their
report. The latter committee found con
testing delegates from ill-66, il3-oo.
ll2 so, and 1850. The following is the
LIST OF DELEGATEs
1O2. .6s-J. W. Osborne, VIM. Given.
llO.66---Jas. Hail. W. j. Cotton.
1il-G6-A. J Roberts. Geo. Chaf3n
ll2 66-W. w. Corkins, s.. Buehan.
liza. .66--J. C. McCool.
II4-66-Geo. Bonham, J. A. Hughes.
II5-66-H. b Porter. L. s. Nayberry.
lI6 66-Geo. A. Haskins.
l09. CTR. A. Sherman.
lIO.67--A A. Cranden.
-, N nanfnrth
Il2-67-C. e. Cort, +. 81 Collins. Z II.
Bu,terheld, L. Overhoizer, ID. N. Strick-
land, j. Wawpler.
u3 -67-JOhn Grier. c. S. Brown.
ia 67--John Moody. /. ii Mallory.
II5-67-H NJ. Smith, Geo. Z. Clark.
lI6-67--N. Il. Satterlee.
109 9.6S--F. BlackIedge, e. l.. Saltinarsh.
10. 0.6s-A, NJ. Fry, Geo. Loyeland.
i1-6S--Geo Geffery
Il2-Ss-G. II. Carroll. b. ID. Milan. w.
u. Kephart. b L Monatt, d. +. Terrey.
/ Il3 CSC. w. Livingston, Peter Olson.
lli-6S-S. Sadorris, A. l.. Burriius.
1l5 6s-H, p. Stapp, D. VanYaiken-
burg.
Iie-Gs-A seLring. Geo. Casterlii e.
109-69--Thomas Caywoc3, II. r, Greyes
| lI0. Gs---J. A. Gandy,
/ III .e9-D. G. Butts.
ll2- -69-E. S. Wilson
ll3-69-wm. C. LARSON. c. Sedorris.
il4-69-Janies n winseil, James L.
J Andrews.
1i5- 69.-B. C. Anderson. Herman
| Henries.
1l6 Co. Herman Matter.
\ I09-70-John A Emmert.
1l0.70-John Lawler.
lll-7O--C. l.. Traverse
li2-7O-E. II. Wood. J. 7. Coean, Geo
Moore
1I3-7o--F. d. Ensign.
ll4-7o-w. o, Siider
ll5-70--John Campbell.
ll6-70-Not represented.
The committee ON permanent erga liza
tion recommended the temporary officer
be the permanent officers OF the conycn
ton: that the usual order OF nonilatin
the county officers be reversed and tha
tho voting be done by ballot and not b
call Of townships. This did not suit th
irropressible Jim Hail and minister Q
the gospel from st. Lawrence by tn
name Of Collins. The committee suspect
I'd there we're certain schemes aud com
birations worked mp and inasmueh as thel
was nothing illegal or unfair in nominal
ing officers as they indicated, they ais
thought thereby to cripple any monke
buAiness. Mr.. Collins and Mr.. Hall sen
ed notice the committee was right In
conjectures by opposing only that porto
of the report which reversed the order {
nominations. The opiniens OF the m MI
ter and the honest farmer prevailed Al
the report wac amended according
The nominations for the Office OF Regi
ter Of Deeds were s, s. Keeler. Be-
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
p,RTyrRs,I,p SoricE

THIS II 70 certify that Ma"ford r. William. and
john Il, Pyle arc psftuArs doin business unatr
.l,e Ar,n naiae of wi'lilms A Pyle. That they re-
.iae IN the town ef Miller In Hand county, Tsr-
ia,ury Of Dakota wrero the prneipal plare ~
hasiness o. sad paripsrhip y situated. snd fbst
there are ao;ksr MENTOR. oi said partner hip -.
Da,ed se 9tepbcf -. iSs',
MASr,sn Z. wufskx-
y0Hx 4. riis
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
TsnaTTonY oF DAKOTA !
coun,y n Hand

On tbs 2sth day II sep,snb-f. .sss. tesors ma
lers1neily appeared liAafori y William and Johl
r. PYle wha sre frreopaily known 90 mo 70 BE-
the psrs.sls Yl, sr csseslbce IN and Hno a.
eebte the foregoing ree.ihssse asli sesessiiy a..
knowledscd TO ine tl.st they essenei me saaie.
GEORGE H. CsRRuLL.
sepanti No.sr, Public. Dssots.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
MON Z Y
TO VOTERS. BORROWERS
AND MORTGAGORS:

n ~ ~ MIN VI huoho'
Being as / am candidate for
District Attorneyship / shalt
loan more money than ever on
real estate between now aud
November. i commenced hand
Itng Loan Company's money
some years ago for the pnr-
pose of increasing my excheouer
Money was worth at that time
125 cents on the dollar, and
through my magnanimlty l have
made real estate security stan
parallel to gold dollar. l
charged them 8 per cent COM
mission on small loans and 5
per cent commission on large
loans. 1t was also my purpose
to furnish money on gilt edge
real estate security at a bette.
rate of interest aud on such time
az would suit the borrower. |
have succeeded in this braveiy
as you all know. You have
been able TO get money from me
on long tine for1I TO 2 per ct,
commission with out mortgage
fees as ] have | have arrange
ments to meet such fees. l now
holl 100000 worth Of securities
loaned for eastern capitaists,and
am pref ared to carry IT for you
on any reasonable length OF
time at ten per cent sfFaigtt IN
consideration that the interest
is paid promptly aud the secur-
lty remains good, AL money
that | have loaned for corpora
tions, and the loans are soon to
become due, will be renewed at
no extra cost. On January i,
1887, | expect to supply the
demand for real estate loans at
9 per cent interest without COM
mission. Shall until after elee-
tion continue to loan on READ
estate at straight 10 per cent
without commission, II elected
and successful in collecting in q
good return Of interest. AL
loans made by me that are about
to expire are in my hand tor
renewal. Don't fail to call on
me as I will guarantee to save
you $50 on every loan. From
92 to "a cts paid for county war
rants; township and school
township orders bought at the
market price.
yOLNEY HOGGATT.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
1rRnrfoaY OF DsK6fA

rif,h Judicial District
~ distrie, 1,ust In and fsr Kan espnty.
A c. Ru-psaFn,
L. =. Ts.ieyA.
j. " Brown, and
j. v. NcDuwcl, partners un.
der tie linn name of Burn
ham Tulieys Sco PIaiatifs.
vs..
benjamin r Payne. sannnns
MARI Pay-e,
l. w Julleys. a. trustees for
Clarebre 4. Hess,
Clarence n He's,
Clarlss A. 7, Farmer ard
l.. Il. WAITS.
Defendants
Tbs Territory Of Dakota sends greeting:
To BENJAMIN y. rvyDe. Mary ". Payne. l. ".
Tnlieys. oftrustes for Cisrencs r. Hess. Clsrenes
n ness Charles A. Turner, and T. II. watts. d.
fendants. you are h8reby summoned aad reqnir
Ell q answer the complaint OF the above named
p!ciniihs eepy 81 which is herewith served nrpa
I yen and 10 serye q cory oi your answer upon the
subScrlhers at the.F Office IN KILLER ID. T. within
fbirty days otter the feryice OF this sumrnons on
4 Sou exclusive Of tho day OF su.h service, and IL
you fsil 10 answer this complain. within that time
the pieinifs wifi apply 10 tbs conrt Tor the r,sf
1 demanded ia the complsiu'.
To the eboye nanIei defendants You will pieasc
tske notice that the co'npinint IN the above caure
MSS fed IN the oloe Of the clerk OF said court ~
Miller D. r. septenlher !. t,Sds
Dated ~ Miller D. r. this Isl day CT September
| D itt6.
sept20t6 rrrrsoN HAnrryr.
rlsintds AltornsyA
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14
B. =. soRssr''
NEW LIVERY.

Connected with the Vanderbilt Hotel,
fs now open and ready with full Nv
cry ont ft. Ali orders left at the hotel
Promptly Allsd. Will stable fam srs
horses on reasonable terms,
Miller. Dakota.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-10-14

TERRITORY cF DAEoTA.l
Comfy Of ITand
cldlds L Young
Va.
u. q. " q. T. rntts
Eatlc1 l. hfreay given that by virtue Of an sx-
ecution 10 me directed and delivered. and now
tBriy hands issusd out II the Clerks once OF tho
Fifth judicial dlstrt court territory ef Dako;s.
in xnd 'gr ths county Of Hand upon Judgment
r'Aaaerd iassii court in fsyer OF Childs loans
ana ngsins y. @ & L. 4. Butts on the 18th dsy
oi Negemher iss5 fhsvs levied mon The fsi-
lowing desrrbet real property Of said defendant.
iO-wii Northwest qnartcr OF section 8. fofusuip
III. .sngr % Ana THAI shalt on Friday TIE iAh
dsv oi November A. d. 1854 At the honf OF
otiork p. of said day. NJ The front door Of the
enart house IN Mir. in raid county and territory.
pTceed 70 sell al The rigt ti,e sad interest Of De
ai1Vp naned y. q. e u. J., Butfs m and TO tho
ritaye described property 10 safisfy said irdsmeas
snd orsts. amounting 10 aeyeniyone dollars snt
sisy-spyen cents toyctlar with ali aecrnng cost
OF sale and interest on tho same froL. the 1917
esy ef November. fs5. 81 the rate OF seven pr
espt perarngla. as public auction to The highst
/ bid isF ieg : sa
Eatsoa Marley, pinnuGs A.tornoyv.
- s JOHN Clfsfl9As fherin.
BY "a. TtiuLE. sputy,
rnfeJ KILLER. p, 7. cct,bcr, =. ihts oct5U
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

entire session present clean, neat an
pearance very much IN contrast with the
cards OF the first and eyensecond session
OF the schools.
II is equally gratifying to nue. to bear
testimony TO the Improvement IN the
teachers, They have been more uniform
" diligenti have lost less time, except
from sickness, than formerly.
Great good has been accomplished by
our monthly institute meetings.
In these the object has not been upon
the part Of the superintendent TO do all,
but TO draw out the capabilities OF the
individual teacher.
While II Is regretted that the schools
have lost this session two very efficient
principals, First Principal G. d. Reynolds
OF building No. and Second Principal
w. ID. Gerod Of the boys hieh-school,
yet these schools should feel Just pride
In thus furnishing two superintOndents TO
our sister cities, Terrell and Denison.
These schools have furnished since or
ganization five superintendent. At the
proper time and 20 the proper committees
few suggestions may be offered for the
Increased efficiency OF our schools.
In closing this, the fourth annual report
Of the "condition ana operations OF the
city schools" take this opportunity OF
returning my thanks TO the special com
mittees with whom have been more in
tlmately associated and TO the hoard coll
lectlvely for their prompt aid and uniform
support In my arduous labors for the past
four years, Very respectfully,
ALEX. lloGG, Supt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
81. Louis, Arhansas = reras.
speolal 10 the Gaaette.

SHERMAN, TEX, July G.-Messrs.
Brown, Randolph and Eubank, aocompa-
MED by Messrs. BrlttOn and Lyon, leave
tomorrow for st, Louis, where they will
meet President Fordyce Of the st. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas railway Friday The
contract will then be formally closed
whereby Sherman secures the road above
mentioned, Captains Brit.on and Lyon
will begin preliminary work al very
early day. They are men of means, ener-
py aud experience and will push opera
tions vigorously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
THE RAILROADS.
The Officials OF the Decatur, Dallas 4
Albuquerque Railroad Looking
Over The Proposed Route.
sherman and tho st. Louis, Arkansas s.
TeHRs-The Frisco surveying Corps.
Excursion Rates.
Decatur railway Notes.
Special to tho Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
DECATUR, Tx, July 6.-NIr. Il. d.
Chopin OF Dallas, best man to Mr.. Hen.
derson, Of the Decatur, Dallas & Albuquer-
que railroad, is here to tell US that Capt.
Henderson is in Fort Worth and is
coming with proposition to build at once
that road. Col. Grain and Chas. Toward,
Esquires, went to Fort Worth last night
10 confer with Mr., Henderson to make
arrangements TO 20 10 work.
Superintendent j Herriu of Palestine,
in company with Geo Nj. Oily, railroad
maguate OF Palestine, chaperoned by
Hon. VIM. j. Austin, 4. w. Abney, VIM.
Moonts and q. G. Bell OF Denton, were
here yesterday comforting with our rail.
road committee with reference to building
the extension of the East Line through
Decatur. Superintendent Herrn and Mr..
Diliy left for Jacksboro yesterday. They
will go by the coal beds near Bridgeport,
and take a general look at the country on
The road from here to Jacksboro. 1t ls
understood that they will return and
make Decatur proposition to build al
once, which we stand ready 70 accept, n
not unreasonable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

months ago no had been writing once a
week to bis wife aud daughter In Paris,
and received ondearng letters from his
wife. These ceased suddenly and the be-
wildered woman In Paris WAS at loss 10
account for the abrupt termination OF the
family correspondence. Twice she tele.
graphed her husband. but received no
reply AS a last resort and nearly crazed
by anxiety she took passage for America
aud sought her husband. He refused to
receive her and declined sill invitations for
sn interview. Learning from friends the
true state OF Affairs, che applied for a
divorce. This was granted ten Gays ago,
aite- Mrs. Sennett had refused 20 accent a
stipulated sum from her husband.
Two days after the divorce was granite
Mr., Sennett aud Mrs Clement Smith were
quietly married In New York and came TO
Jamestown few days ago They de-
parted tonight FOR Meadville. although
MIR. Senneti's home Is New York His
former business Is still being conduct. d
Ia Meadyille. In this section ef the coun-
try Of Western Pennsylvania, where both
Sennett aad his newly-made bride are
well known, there are much comment aud
gossip over the affair The divorced
wife, It Is said, sailed FOR Paris few days
ago, where she viii rejoin her daughter
She ayerred TO a friend before leavlng that
In all probability she and her daughter
would never return TO America
The new Mrs. Sennett Is n woman of
queenly presence and afistocratlc hearing
She is about forty years OF eye. while SEN
nett Is forty.tlve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
A ohIvalrIo southernor.

Washington Cor. Cleveland Leader
A slender, whito-whlsRered, brave-eyed
man sat near the fare box In the upper end
of an i. street car this afternoon. lie
wore a high white Derby hat uhon his
head, and his clothes were of black broad.
cloth. A high Henry Clay collar grasped
his neck, and apair Of Undetermined spec.
tacles hung by a string upon his vest, he
WAS chatting TO q lady at his side, and his
black eyes sparkled, aud most winning
smile beamed over his weatherbeaten face
as the conversation went on. The car
stopped; aud was surprised 30 soc him
jump TO his feet and walk rapidly 70 the
door. As my eyes followed him they
rested upon little fair-iaced hunchback
on crutches who was trying TO get into the
car. She had the face OF child and the
body OF a mature woman, but that body
contorted and twisted and dwarfed out Of
all human proportion, IsaW this slender,
gray-whisketed man bend over her and
ask her whore she wanted TO 20. She
told him, and her face lighted up az he
assured her that this car was the right
one, Then, addressing her with as much
courtesy as though she had been the pres
ident's bride, he asked her II he might not
help her into the car. She thanked
him, aud putting his hands under her
arms he lifted her up the steps, and placed
her crutches beside her, He tipped hla
hat and resumed his seat and converse
ton This old gentleman was Gen. John.
ston, the great Confederate LEADER, Sew
enty-nine years old, he was double the
age OF any man In the car. His eyes were
the first to see the trouble OF the little
hunchback, and his muscles were the
first TO come TO her assistance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
Local Notes.

Messenger Crozler of the Texas Tx
press was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. Sherman, engineer in charge Of the
construction Of the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Re extensions, returned to the city
yesterday.
The noble railroad men propose TO do
credit TO themselves in the grand parade
on the night OF the 10th. The conductors,
engineers, flremen and brakemen will ali
be there, Railroad men never did do auy-
thing by halves
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
HE TIRED OF HIS WIFE.
The Ex-MaJor of meadviIle, Pa, Divorced
aud ouiekly Remarked


jamestown On. - Dispatch TO Phila-
adelphia Times: Upon the hotel register
at the Sherman house to-day appeared
the names Of George b. Sennett snd wife
of New York. Mr. Sennett is ex-mayor
OF Meadvllle and prominent politician
of Western Pennsylvania. At the present
time he is a leading manufacturer OF oil
we'll tools in New York, aud recently pur.
chased residence ia the metropolis
Some four years ago Mr.. Sennett, in com
pany with his wife and daughter, the latter
grl OF fifteen, went to Europe. The
daughter was placed in an Gristocratic
boarding school ia Paris, and Mrs Sen
nett agreed TO remain abroad until the
daughters education was completed. Mr.
Sennett Immediately returned TO this
country. A month later, while In Mead
y.lle,he met for the first time Mrs. Glenn
ent Smith, well known In all parts OF the
country as literary woman aud elocu-
Zionist Of high standing. Her salons aud
readings in jamestown, Meadyllle, Cleye-
land, Akron, and other places are still
iyesh in the minds OF society people. She
was lionized everywhere. n
Between Mr.. Sennett and Mrs. Smith
there sprung friendship aud a mutnel
admiration was the result. Up TO a few
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
naniann Nnlaa

Special 10 the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Jnly 6,--Mr. Il. w.
Hendricks, recently OF Philadelphia, Pa,
brass flnisher and fine workman, is now
engaged in the Missouri Pacific machine
shops
Z j. s. Shaw, brakeman on the Missouri
Pacific railway, had his hand mashed
while coupling cars at Norton to-day,
The Missouri Pacific Railroad company
have ordered ten electric lights put Ia
their yards here. This IL q move In the
right direction, as there Is no yard in the
state that can use lights 70 better ad-
vantage than this one, on account Of the
immense transfer business done here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
AeoideniaI KnIing

NEW YORK, July William G., Town
ehend and William f. ousins, sixteen
year-old boys and fast friends, We're
shooting at target AT The home Of the
former on Buena Vista avenue, Yonkers,
late yesterday, when the weapon, while 10
the hands Of Cousins, accidentally dis
charged bail, which struck Townshend
In the eye and inflicted a wound (which
proved fatal two hours later.