Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

The lafayette Journal says: From the farm
ers ia our county and vicinity We learn that the
wheat was injured considerably during the win
ter and promises only about half or two thirds OF
a crop.
Says The Owen County Journal: There
neAer prospect OF a more bountiful Weld
OF fruit than the bloss ON loaded tress exhibit at
this time; peach and cherry trees are full. The
peach trees. however, are badly affected with
-'curled leaf. but whether that will injufe the
fruit is more than We know.
Says The Corydon Democrat: The wet
weather for some time past has put our farmers
b ,ck in their spring work, and late planting will
be the result-most Of them, however, will plant
pretty largely.
A conhsgration occurred at ST. Joseph on
Tuesday night last. The Register says:
The fire could not be checked, until it had
swept the whole square from Washington to
Msrket street, including the ST. Joseph Hotel
building. IA very large four story brick. the larg
est and finest building in north Indiana the two
story frame building OF p WhitteR, the livery
stable of Ireland and Wyman. the two story
brick grocery and bakery building of kasper
Rockstroch. the two story frame and two stor,
brick buildings of W II. Drsper. aud the two
story brick residence of II Barth, and several
barns belonging TO different places, and also. the
barns of As. A. Ireland, h +. Price Mai f. :
Reynolds and John Brownfied, on the opposite
side OF the alley.
The loss was about $50 900, upon which there
was an insurance of some $40 ,O00
The township elections in Cas- county re-
suited in the election of eight democratic and FIVE
republican trustees. and tie in one
--BoIp ROBBERY The store of Messrs
Hawks / Bro of Waterford. two miles south of
this place. was entered by robbers, aud their large
iron safe rolled oct and conveyed some two miles
distant in the woods, where il was blown open
with powder, and about ninety dollars in money
taken thersfTom. The books, notes and other
valuable papers. which might have led to their
detection, were found unmolested, farther than
being somewhat scattered. Fortunately for the
Messrs Hawks, they had just taken out thou
sand dollars the evening before and deposited il
in one OF the Goshen Banks, thus preventing the
outlaws from making nice little job of IT, No
clue has We, been bad OF the thieves .--Goshen
Democrat
SWALLOW Says The Logsnsport Pharos:
The facts are sufficiently unpleasant, without
the exaggerated tales which are ahost More
cases of smallpox have occurred outside Of the
city than in Is. all the cases numbering probably
twenty-five Oaly one Of these died. In the
city, about twenty -two ses have occurred, and
onlv one person that We can learn died--Dr Z.
+. II. Weekend. who died Friday morning. in
OF exposure All in the other cases
are doing well
-REvIvAL "A ptotraetei meeting i being
held at the Christian church. having continued
for the past two or three weeks under the minis.
tratons Of Rev. Mr.. Black. OF Chicago. a young
man OF decided ability n bis Office. We do not
know the exact number that have attached them
selves to the church. bat probably twenty or
more have been bsp,iSed The meetings stll
continue. daily and Nightly. and a deep interest
: manifested in the subject throughout the COM
nunity Sullivan Democrat.
There sre two cases Of small pox in Sulli-
ran, one of very violent character. No pre-
cautions have been taken to prevent its spread.