Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-27

1000 nArsess nenos, says Tue 4 ere haGte
Journal. are getting 50 per day 10 that vicinity.
The Charlottesville llesiev says The corn
crop Is in splendid condition in that vicinity
The COudon Democrat says that The wheat
crop i unusually good in Harrison county. The
"Oldesl inhsbitsni" never san j, excelled--eiiher
in quality quantity.
SEEIous ACCIDENT Saws the Richmond
True Republican:
4" On Monday afternoon last. the grting or
frame work. The Hicksiie Meeting House.
nov building. between Eighth sod Ninth streets,
gave ssy. precipitatng some hslfa dozen nen
into the basement, seriously. if not fatally injur
ing two % them. The work on this building
has been crowded very fast. since the work OF
the foundation vas completed. and in the effort
70 rapidly push ahead the work Of erecting the
walls and gir.ing. the Necessary precautions Of
proppiug and protecting the frame work, vas
neglected OF not properly done: and hence the
casually"
The Corydon Democra, gives the foIloring
official enumeration OF the number of soldiers
and soldiers families in Harrison county Sol
diers, ,2O4: wives. sos; mothers dependent on
soldiers support, 81 children under twelve year.
Of age, OH; motherles children, 40: died, l49:
disabled and discharged, 95. Says the Demo
crat:
" II ali the above enumerated persons are en-
titled 70 draw pay at the rate allowed by law,
the following statement shows what il will cost
year:
sos wives at $s per month for one as 7ss
81 mothers. At 81 per month"; for one year.. $50
1911 children, at 81 per month, for year.. 500
~ mOtherIess children, at ~ per month. for ore
year ......'........ -. 2oI6
Total. ,ls4
What proportion OF these will fall under the
definition of the law as persons needing relief.
and will be entitled TO il, VIC have no means OF
ascertain.ng; but We guess il will not exceed one
third, which would require about S2S 900 TO pay
them the amount provided in the Law Tor their
relief; but the actual amount OF the county e
portion OF the fund will not exceed one half OF
that sum; so that, instead OF paying the rates
provided by law, the fund will not paw over half
those rates. If 80 much
a LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEArs.-On las,
Friday little girl seven years old, the daughter
OF Silas Williams OF FL Branch. was burned to
death by her clothes taking Gre. She was en-
gagged at playing at her little play house. and
set fire 10 some grass 10 cook with, when her
clothes caught fire and burned her so seriously
as TO cause death in about four hours.-Princc-
| ton Clarion, 23d.
The Mishawaka. Ind Enterprise says that
a gentleman who recently came from Pennsyl-
vsnia TO the vicinity OF South Bend for the pur
pose of buying a farm, robbed Of SIS. 742. all
he had, on Wednesday evening last, a short dis
lance west Of town The robbery was committed
by two villains who lad tracked their victim from
the East. They tied him securely, and after
taking his money fed. The robbers have not
been heard from
SuLLIvAS WooLKS FAcroRr BURNED This
morning about o'clock, the Sullivan Wooden
Factory was burned to the ground. with all i,s
contents. Not a thing was saved. not even the
books of the propretor-. The building and ma
chinery was owned by Messrs ID. NJ and + ID.
Jewett. whose loss is estimated at ten thousand
dollars, on which there was all insurance OF four
thousand dollars in the Indiana Central Co of
Lafayette. In addition. there was probably ten
thousand dollars worth Of wool in the factory on
which there was no insurance. IL is not known
how the FIRE originated Sullivan Democrat,
ODD
OPENING or A NEW JUNCTION RAILROAD
The Cincinnati and indianapolis Junction Rail
road was fully completed and put 10 operation
last week. being inaugurated by pleasant eI-
cursion trip.
IRON THIS CITY 10 hamilton the cars pass over
the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Day ton abroad
and thence, by the Junction road proper, through
Oxford. College Corner. Brownsville and Con
nersyile to Cambridge, Indiana. where il con
meets with the Columbus and Indiana Central
Railroad. The road has been we'll constructed
and is now under good management. Mr. j. n
Rdenour is President, Mr. Eden B. Reeder Vice
President. and Mr. J F Lincoln Superintendent
That portion of the road between Hamilton and
Connersvlle, A distance OF forty five miles, has
been in operation several years; the entirely new
portion, between Connersville and Cambridge
City, is about twelve miles in length. AT the
last named place persons wishing stop over
will hud an excellent hotel kept by mine host Of
the Vinton House. From Cambridge City the
balance of the journey to Indianapolis is per
formed along the Indiana Central Railroad
The United States Express Company has the
right of way for express business along this road
Cincinnati Commercial