Terrible calumny burning of the Belle of the West
A Cincinnati Enquirer report recounts rumors that the steamer Belle of the West burned near Wareaw Bar while en route to St. Louis with 200 to 220 passengers. Eyewitnesses describe a rapid fire in the hold, a deadly panic on deck, multiple drownings, and an explosion that wrecked the vessel leaving about 69 men, women, and children rescued or lost, with many cabin passengers among the victims.
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Washington gossip notes on Senate clashes and firings in Congress
Washington dispatches summarize a stormy Senate scene with Col Bryan attacking Col Bexrox and remarks on California admission, the Galphin inquiry, and looming party caucuses. Reports mention Cray and Cuay, and a Senate clash involving Mr Foote and Benton amid debates over the California territories and statehood.
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AWFUL CATASTROPHE STEAMER WAYNE EXPLOSION NEAR VERMILION
Telegraph report from Crevenand describes the steamer Anthony Wayne exploding near Vermilion after leaving Sandusky. About 50 to 100 aboard with 12 survivors, many dead or missing, crew losses, and ship savaged by fire. Details include names, origins, and the boat’s age and boilers.
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Rare real estate sale opportunity in Criv weekly
The Criv weekly observer urges capitalists and business men to view a June fifth property sale in the city. The tract is described as very suitable for mercantile operations and likely to rise in value soon, prompting investors to act now. The note also mentions a Harrisburg Senate debate on the Forrest divorce case, with Waller a prominent participant, and seeks clarification on the sender’s motive.
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Still Sticks to Him Buckeye Blacksmith Defeated in California Election
The piece notes the alleged nomination of the infamous Buckeye Blacksmith for a Sacramento legislator vacancy and his subsequent defeat. It hints the public memory of past misdeeds lingers despite attempts to reframe him as acceptable. Pacific waters fail to wash away the lingering scent of hard cider.
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Powell’s Exsie Theatre Opens With Notable Cast
Powell's Exsie Theatre opens the season at the Hall of the Read E House with a strong company. Powell and Mrs Powell receive warm applause for versatility, while Tom Morris and Mr Brink show promise. McKibbin remains a crowd favorite, De Vere impresses with the Highland Fling, Churchill and Mrs Banker with Miss Bonsell are noted, and an attractive bill features The Lady of Lyons and the Wandering Minstrel.
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