The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

dozen million naires. An win remember his
money, but fewer the day Of bis desth,
which was the 10Th Of March, 1878. Hop
kins did nos make bis money. The govern
mtnt, the state, the counties and the TO Tns
don sied 20 him. Having broken In upon
the railrsad Q1artette. ID .aiA, within one
sbcrt month, also visited he mining mag
mates. He pitched upon w 8 o Brien ss
the most eligible man, regardless Of the ten
mIllion-dollar anchor which bound the de-
parted 10 the sOIdid concerns Of the world.
In July, 1878, Michael z sese took leave
OF bis millions in California He died far
svsy In Bavaria. HIS local monumsnts ara
81 me of the worst looking shalties which
ever adorned the architecture Of this WOO len
city. r. b. Woodward, the proprietor of
the gardens as the mission, was called Away
On August %. 1879. He was q man VINO, in
his own wsy, had contributed much TO the
lsppintts OF mankind, and who never Or
JuCed his wealth except II the purchase OF
seine new curiosity. Edward Martin, sreas-
uror Of the Hlhernis bank, liqaOr deAleS and
owner Of - coo, 900 in hard cash, died in
May, 1880 la February, 1880, Henry e
II bibsin oied 81 Norfolk, Va. He va
worth nearly So 600 600, one half Of phicA
vac in Cali OInia, where be aeGsired his
wealth. lie thought enough Of the poor OF
the city to leave $40 600 Tor their benefit. Il
is we'll 10 yeI eat that his b. quest was inside
became tie poor, who have never Yet re-
ceived one mll OF the money, might forge.
tie tact In December of the same YEA
0ak Land contributed ore TO The milnOnnaire
col eress in The msn,ion beyond the skies.
] his wss J. Mora Mos, WHOM cruel death
toe away iron 81 $50 Coo worth of proper
". The yesr 1881 began with the j sath OF
VIM. Mech - millionaire md owner. An
drew >. j, Pc, twice milliOnnsire, all his life
lopg len Der desier, mex: went over t9 tRe
sil' nj ms, rity.
Luis Srsu e, prosperous merchant, Wito
sceumula Cd weanh worth az least m M n,
cd IN February, 1881, and in July, 1891
lie competitor, just across tho street, W.
litm SsbleiD. left tbis vale Of tear. he,
slfo, WIS olsss,d among our NJ III m ii es.
The names and gifts of tue last namei two
mRy both be found on the books of several
charitable institutions, Ia 1882 CshfJrnis
!Cst ieur millionnSires. Theodore LIE II y
0leG in March, leaving SI,500O00, al IN
tiEn6d will, hOuseket per who claimed 70 be
lis vile, and cbsDce Tor abe lawyers " car.
iRtfes. II. NJ. Neghsll, gorsh 81 900, 900
cid IN April. Daniel Murphy, the wealth.
San JOieaD, followed in October he Wss =
large lar dbolder Then came Daniel, the
6Io,her OF Seth Cook. The month of Oyo-
her wss fatal sso to him. He left 81, 900,
! coo, young widow, 81 infant child aud sew.
eIal dispp inted spectators in Alta stock.
The current year has been mora dissstrous
than any preceding one 70 our n>ihonnaire-
The fIst TO 90 was d. j. Tsllsnt, be bsDk.
er. The fecor was Hugh j. Glenn, the fsr.
ner king, who was hurried INTO eternity by
the bullet Of an assassin. The third was II
B. TIch. nor, lumber dealer, who left al o.
| late worth Just 81 ,000, 600. The fourth end
LAST is Thomas b. Blythe, over whose re-
maine and S., 900, 900 half 4 dozen widoss
are Bow Weeping.