Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, MONDAY MORNING,

with impunity We understand that they have
gone into The army as substitutes, and we hope
that Il is So for there they can indulge their bsl
Igerent propensities TO a good purpose The
officer has warrant for their arrest, and. should
thew return an effort will be made 20 bring them
to au sccount.-NuIcie Press
-SApE BLowS UP-On Tuesday morning
last abou; 6 O'Clock, terrific explosion took
place in the store room of J. w. MADDOX. by
the explosion of large iron safe. IL appears
that some time during the night the store bad
been entered oy burglars, and after two unsuc
cessful attempts at blowing open the safe, and
day light fast crawling upon them, they became
disgusted at their nights work. and gave the safe
3 charge of several pounds Of powder. then ap-
piled slow mstch and vacated the premises
knowing full well that if they we're in the room
at the time Of the explosion that they would not
survive the conclusion. The safe was blown be-
yond redemption-the door was thrown across
the room through two counters, and the books,
papers. &e scattered in eyery direction-;he
glass in every window and Sshow case vas brok-
en- and the floor above forced up, plastering
knocked of, &c.
DR.. Hurd who resides in the Of the build
ing, as soon as the explosion took place, hurried
into the store aud by his timely appearance, put
out the fire which had communicated to the books
and papers Who these midnight adventurers
are remains 4 mystery. but from circumstances
connected with this, as well ns other attempts at
burglary OF late in our city. suspicion rests upon
parties who have infested Yincennes for lol these
many years, and who viii yet meet with their
Just reward while out OF some similar tour Of this
kind
Mr. Maddox lost some SIS OF $50 in small
change taken fro On a drawer, but the money in the
safe, the burglars did not get, but no doubt were
present, mixed up with the crowd soon after the
explosion took place, in hopes that the contents
of the safe that they were after, might be laying
around loose --Vincennes Gazette
Seven persons. mostly adults, were baptized
on Sunday, the 18th, at st Thoma.' (Episcopal)
Church, in Plymouth
About twenty seven bags OF maii matter
were destroyed by the burning of the baggage
car last week on the Terre Haute road
In Terre Hsute the wages of carpenters is
s3 per day, and OF mASons, from 50 20 81
Venus AND MARs-Miss Mary Ellen Wise,
whe served in the 34lh Indiana under the name
OF James WISE and whose character i without
reprosch lady and soldier, has been m4t-
ried 20 Sergeant ForehaDd. OF the veteran re-
serves Mary Ellen has retired from active ser
vice and gone into the recruiting business May
she husband her resources, and be . 'Forehsnd"
in the matter OF war msterisl.--Tsrre Hsu'e
Journal.
Grown Point iS going ahe4d quickly since
the Great Eastern Railroad has put them ia COM
munica.ion with "the rest of mankind" Three
grain warehouses are to be built by August, two
agricultural warehouses; new hotel, stores res
licences. &c They expect fifty houses TO be put
NJ this season aud national bank TO be started; !;
and thar already ~ work la at nOt her all
road there. direct from Lafayette via Reneselear
and Lowell Lafayette Journal
-ANorHER FIRE On Wednesday of last
week the house OF Mr. HOch.tetle: took fire and
wss consumed. together with all the household
goods contained therein. Mrs II. had gone
some time previous on visit 10 Ohio, and left
strict orders with the hired woman, in case of
her absence from the house. to lock up the two
LITTLE children within. At the time OF the fire
Mr II was absent on the farm. and the hired
woman had gone to a neighbOts house near by,
leaving the children at home, but fortunately
neglecting to lock them in, ss directed by Mrs
H otherwise thev must have perished Ii is
not known how the fire originated, as the child
rem were too Young Zone about FIVE or six wears
old and the other yonnger.) and TOO much fright
ened 10 give any satisfactory account OF it
Plymouth Democrat
-Depuiy Sheriff Fullz, of Washington county,
entered the prisoners cell at the Jail in Salem.
last Monday morning. for the purpose of making
a fire, when one Of the prisoners by the name Of
Kite. taking advantage fthe open door, passed
cut of it. quickly closed and locked il. leaving
the Deputy in dursnce vile, while the prisoner
broke for the woods The alarm was raised and
the wiley Kite was overtaken about mile from
town and taken back to bis old qusrters N A.
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