The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC sYNoPs1s.
DATES TO NOVEMBER 8,

bis family
j. w. Simuntun, of the s. F. Bulletin, ha
been appointed agent of the Associated Press
Telegraph Company, vice Craig, removed. :
Craig, in sharp dispatch, declares he WA
not regularly removed.
The Queen of Spain has offered the Pops
d residence in Grenada, and placed Span.
ish war vessel at his disposal. A coup d'eta
is contemplated in Spain. q
The Baltimore election registry embroglic
was finally patched up by Gen. Grant. The
Radicals were disposed to make trouble.
The President has pardoned L Roberts Of
Ohio, who went South to fight, and VIM. s.
Hines of Louisiana, under the $4,000 clause
The President has reinstated Gen. Swee-
ney to his former position in the Federal
army.
The Brazilans won great battle against
the Paraguayans, Oct. 10th.
Macmillan has left Mexico. Gen. Sher-
man and Minister Campbell will 60 there to
aid in restoring and establishing the Juarez
government.
Fenian trials were progressing in Toronto.
BeEj. Perry was acquitted. One of the Grown
prosecutors has information by letter of an
organization in the Western States to assas-
sinate all the officers and others engaged in
prosecuting remains.
A grand Fenian demonstration was held in
Buffalo in honor of the restoration of the
Fenian arms by President Johnson's order.
Fresh arrivals of British troops are noted.
in Canada. The regular force is now nearly
10000 men.
In Oswego, N. Y, Nov. Z, FIRE destroyed
an elevator with l5O,00 bushels of grain
Loss, nearly half a million insured for three
hundred thousand.
A London dispatch, Nov. 7th, says prepa-
rations are being made in Ireland to meet the
expected Fenian rising
The Fenian trials at Toronto continue, and
John S. Livn is sentenced to be hung on the
18th of December. Several others have been
acquitted, including the Episcopal minister,
Lumsden, who was proved to have been on a
drunken spree at Buffalo, and therefore not
for his actions A new trial has
been demanded for Col. Lynch and Father
Mcmahon.
The Toronto Globe and Leader both say
that the sentenced Fenians will not be hung,
but that their sentences will be commuted.
The Ohio Democratic State Convention for
the nomination of candidates for Governor
and other State officers is called to meet at
Columbus, January sth.'
E1eCLl0u ReCuruSs
Illinois has gone largely Radical. The Sen
ate stands 3 Radicals to 10 Democrats the
House, SO Radicals to 80 Democrats. Gen.
Logan is elected Congressman at large by
10000. The Fenians either voted for Logan
or not all Chicago gave about 1000 Radi-
cal majority.
Michigan gives $4,000 Radical majority,
and elects six Radicals to Congress.
Wisconsin, $4,000 Radical majority FIVE
and one Democrat to Congress.
Missouri, 25, 900 Radio cal majority; all Rad
ieal Congressman, and State Legislature two-
thirds Radicals. Chas D. Drake to be next |
y. Senator. Gen. Frank Blair has FIVE ma
ority as member of Legislature, but his seat /
TO be contested.
Minnesota, 5000 Radical. Both Con
gressmen Radicals.
New Jersey, Radicals elect three and Dem
Dcrats two Congressman. Legislature Radi-
cal.
Delaware, 1000 Democratic majority.
Maryland, Democratic majority in Legs-
ature of SO on joint ballot, securing election
Of U. S. Senator. Congressman all Demo-
Gratis except one-Frank Thomas of Balti-
more. Two defeated Radical candidates for
Congress will contest the election. Balti-
more went against the Radicals.
New York, State Radical by less than
10000. New York City gave Hoffman for
Governor (Dem.) about Al, 900 majority over
Fenton (Rad J, but the upper counties over
come this. The Democrats carry nine Con-
gressmen in New York City, among them
Fernando Wood, Jas. Brooks and John Nor
'issey. John Fox beat Horace Greeley about
1000. The Legislature is Radical The
Democrats elected a Congressman each in
he Albany and Buffalo Districts-ll in all.
Massachusetts, $4,000 Radical majority.
Two negroes elected to Legislature-on
rom Boston, the other from Charlestown.
The Illinois Legislature is instructed to re-
lect Senator Trumbull; the Wisconsin Leg
Stature instructed to re- elect Senator Howe
The Washington Star (Johnson's organ1
ays the President is calm as a Summers
morning, and the result of the elections only
confirms him more strongly in his policy
Phe n. 7. Times Washington correspondent
ays he will not change his policy.
The notorious General Mcneil is elected
Sheriff of st. Louis
Governors Orr and Perry and Jenkins of
south Carolina, and Alex. H. Stephens and
1erschel V. johnson of Georgia, have pub
ished an address against the Amendments to /
he Constitution. c
The N. Y. Herald says: "The issue is {
narrowed down to the question Will the
xcluded States accept the Constitutional :
amendment or wait for General Grant,"
The N Y World advises the President MT