The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
The following is a synopsis of the dispatches
obtained from the papers of the week The
dates are to February Oath:

The following is synopsis of the dispatches
obtained from the papers of the week The
dates are to February Oath:
Miscellaneous
At the "white folks" Inauguration Ball in
Washington, March 4th. no negroes will be- ad-
united Gen. Grant has promised to attend
At the "coIored folks" Inauguration Ball,
the same night, white folks will be admitted
Loyal Leaguers are committing murders and
robberies in Kentucky.
Gen. Sherman's friends have bought for him,
at u cost of 100000, Gen. Grants private resi-
dence in Washington.
The British Minister ut Washington has Of
fciay announced that Warren and Costello,
Fenians, have been released in England
The Radical caucus of both Houses in Wash
ngton, broke up in disgust Nothing done
President Johnson has accepted the tender
OF hOspitalities of the city of Baltimore on his
way to Tennessee.
Gen. Mcclellan has been elected Chairman
of the Veterans of the Army of the Potomac
The Illinois Legislature has passed bill to
restore capital punishment
The cashier of the 4th National Bank Of
Philadelphia has absconded with $lUO.OOO
Gov. Brownlow has declared martial law in
the counties of Ovtrton, Jackson, Maury, Glib
son, Giles, Lawrence, Madison and Haywood,
and ordered Gen Cooke to send militia into
these counties. This proceeding causes much
untasinrSs
y mass meeting of Germans. Democrats and
Radicals, IN New York, protested against the
proposal in Congress to allow only u. S Courts
To grant naturalization papers
\" attention is paid to applications for office
by Gen Grant.
Senator Salisbury broke his leg by fall
from his carriage in Washington
Grant says he will appoint Gen Schofirld
Secretary OF War. but he will decline to act.
Grant will nstonSh Il certain man in Penn
s!lvanla by offering him Cabinet position
llallrck will be- removed from the Pacific
Department b, Grant, rs President. He wrote
the order. for Stanton. 10 remove Grant from
command at NIcksburg.
G"rham is likely 10 be remoTed from his po-
sItl"n lis Secretary ut the Senate,
Secretary Seward declines IA profirrrd re-
crptlnn III Albany. He wants 10 be- let alone,
&. Il Lamar has brought suit against {. A.
Dana, rx-Asst. Secretary ot War Tor false i'm
prl>"mmrnt during the war
There are sW1ruis al utiicr-seekrrs in " ash
ington from the Pacific States and Territories
lhr rru'ains Of Capt WIrz have been de-
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Congressional
In the Sruat" Tie biIl tor the purity al cleo
tions IN the Territories. was land over Tor the
,rs>tnn
Williams reported against the Mctiarrahan
claim.
The Senate passed the bill tor the selection
Of site Tor a Territorial prison IN Idaho
House b.lls passed ~ i"llpws: 10 prohibit
hrcyris excerpt III time ui war: repeating the
law requiring III" General at the Arm, Ia re-
side IN Washington; repeating the Iaw rrqulr
ing aIl army orders Ia issue through the ',rtI.
rral L. construct i bridge ut Portland. Ore
g"n; /" amend III" CIVIL Rights law
h" S"nats' has refused 10 repeal the Tenure