The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

Senator said, which had not prevailed during the
incumbency of President Hayes aud Garfield
Arthur, however IL seems Is making up Tor tneta.
He hasteven kinds ef wine ut dinner on big ocea
stems.
According 10 the May returns to the Depart
meut at Washington. the condition of wheat wa
poorer the first OF this month than on April In
New York. Michigan, Onto Illinois and MISSOURI
with the exception of Indiana and New Jersey.
which are unehaDgod al the other Northern
States report sn Improvement The statistical
agent of the Department In London reports an
improvement in Europea2 wheat prospects dur
ing the month
The Standard on Works at Conmunipsw, N. j.,
were struck bv lightning last Thursday and SCI
tanks one explosion Beloved another, and NJ
last the stnre house wera the barreled oil was kep
were overtaken by a food of blazing oll and per
ished. The less is estimated At 81 ,5Oo,Cee the
property destroyed inelUiing twelve large tanks
eighteen cars. ak barges, dredge, three docks
aud ave brick buildingI
Nosthern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin sui
fered severely by the storm oflast Scnesd1y
evening. In the town of Hamilton. Lee County
p number of farm housed and out-ouiidings were
blown down, and In one family man was killed
and four others were badly injured IN a mum
Der Of instances elsewhere, farmers sustained IN
jury TO property or person. In the town OF Rock,
near JanssVille, Wis. considerable carnage was
done TO farm property.
Amasa Stone the millionaire OF Cleveland, o.
shot himself through the heart in his bathroom
FTifay afternoon. He had for some time been
troubled with insomnia, and became respondent
believing himself 10 be ipcurably affected. Re
ce0tly he has complained of a pain IN the head
and his friends believe that et the moment OF his
suicide he was out OF his mind De leaves two
daughters. one the wife OF Colonel John Hay who
| sailed for home from Liverpool on Thursday
having been abroad fer year past
Five nurderers suffered the extreme penalty O
the law last Friday. sylvester X hacktnson, who
murdered MrS Maggie Copeland in Angus
| last. was haU ged at Cambridge. ILL.,; Angelo Cor
netli, VINO killed fellow convict in Sing Sing OF
| December 81, 1851, was executed IN the STATE
/ Prison yard: John w. Jackson. for the murder o
Samuel T. Hull. was hanged at Jackson. o.; Jerry
| BlalOck, for The murder OF Thomas Brsdenburg
died on the gallOws at Jaeks0nport, Ark, enC
| Henry Rivels, for the murder of Henry Hyams
was executed ct East Providence. La
Three distine! cyclones visited Kansas City and
the adjacent country between and 5ocloek Sun
1 day afternoon. The third of the series was TIE
most destructive. Beginning few miles south
| west OF the city, 1t moved northward, passing
| through the western portion ef the city, and ex
| tended to Randolph, i've miles below. on tn
| Missouri River. Three persons were killed ant
| as many more MORALLY hurt, aud property OF tn
value OF $500 coo or more was destroyed. a bricl
| church. in which a sunday school had been as
| sembled less than half an hour before the storm
came, was crushed in by the force OF the wind
In the country considerable farm property We
destroyed.