The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15
TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.

The following is synopsis of the dispatches
obtained from the papers of the week. The
dates are to April 9th:
Miscellaneous.
Attorney General HOar has declared the
Tenure of Office Law is unconstitutional.
Gen. Webb, who succeeds Gen. Stoneman Iii
Virginia, has reinstated Gov. Wells. Stone.
man is ordered to the Pacific.
| The President signed the Compromise Ten.
ure of Office BILL
The Sheriff's officers in New York, with
crowbars and other implements, labored inef
tectually to break open the safe of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, April I'd. The next
day it was broken open
The New York money market is very strin
gent.
The Republicans have carried Connecticut
JeWell Is elected Governor by 800 majority.
In the Senate, IA Republicans and 7 Demo
Gratis in the House the Republicans have 90
majority. Of the four Congressman only one
is Democrat-Barnum, who is reelected in
the 4th District
New York obtained false testimony To prove
election frauds by the Democrats in that city.
Some OF the perured witnesses have confessed.
n,
erence to Army and Navy veterans in the Gus.
tom House. but will remove none who are hon
est and capable.
The Senate has confirmed Gen. Longstreet
as Surveyor of New Orleans
Twichell made u confession. in which he de-
clared his wife murdered her mother in quar-
rel, while he was asleep in his own room. and
he then helped his wife to throw the body out
at th,I NluInW Mrs. IL H., a.,
been tried for the murder and acquitted. She
had left Philadelphia.
Joseph i. Buncr, Democrat, was elected
Mayor OF Louisville, Kentucky.
The Radicals elected the Supreme Justice
and the District Judges in Michigan.
The Radicals elected their MAYOR and the
city ticket III Cincinnati.
The President cordially received Lieut.. Gov.
Dunn "a negro) of Louisiana. at the White
House and ON the floor of the Senate Sumner
introduced him 10 the Radical Senators
The Safety Fund in Philadelphia was robbed
of >l,5uO 600, April 4th
In his Nashylll" sprrch Andy johnson said
Grant Was a bundle of prciudlcrs. with Gin
Enterprise Cabinet He sand the rub. Of a.
good Prime" would be- better than the drspotic
rule OF Congress; that the people were. all
slaves Ia b"ndh"ldrrs, and hr would t. God the
hovcrnmrnt had not Il dollar of credit 10 car
~ on VAR.
Secretary kawlins insists that laborers in
The War Department WORK ten hours a day, in
spite Of the eight hour nv
Ii is thought Grant viii recall Hale from
Spain,
The Chaplain of the Senate openly PRAYED.
April 1th, Tor the success Of the rebels in Cuba
The Radicals carried the Rhode Island cleo
tl"n. Also. the -. Louis city election
An INSANE nlau IN -. Paul. Minnesota. killed
his vile aud four children. April 9th
ADMIRAL ll"h has ordered i steamer oil the
mouth Of Ii" Mississippi la prevent Cuban IL,
hbust"r vessels from passing out
Tremendous pressure is brought Ia bear 10
have I"lrhcii anI Ia;"n either pardoucd or
rcprrvrd
At the funeral of Charles : Fairfax in Bal,
tmorc. April 9TH. Judge Field. ! s MrCorhlc.
and Congressman johnson and Axtrl nf Cali
i"rnla. were among the pallbcarrrs. 4 great
many CalItnrulaus attended
EN-Attorn"y General EvartS is strongly re.
commended for judy" OF the Suprcm" Court.
The Suprrm" Court have postponed the de-
clslon on the constItuilonality of legal tender
notes. and adjourned 10 April 18th
Gen >tcadman IS organizing "A movement on
!
The Democrats have carried the city cleo
tioas in Jefferson City. Missouri. and in Clcvr
land. Ohio. The Radicals carried Detroit. in |
Michigan.
Congressional
In the Senate sumner introduced n bill to !
nvaIldatc all contracts as to slaves
\ JOINT resolution was adopted to adjourn
April 10th
The Virginia and Texas reconstruction bills !
are postponed I" next session.
Stewart denounced the mon Pacific Rail |
road as n sw'ndIr. and said the Company was
likely I" become lnsolvrnt any day.
The report of n Committee showed per cap |
ia expenses ut the Senators were three times |
hat Of the members of the House as drawn |
rom the public Treasury
In the House the bill was passed To place |
3, O00, 600 in the Presidents hands to secure
PEACE with Indians.
The bill passed to amend the Cherokee
reaty and sell the lands at 81 % per acre
The bill passed to enable settlers TO purchase
Usage Indian lands.
In debate Butler insisted that the Four.
eenth Amendment made citizens of Indians,
md therefore no treaty can be made with any
ribc.
The House Committee report in favor of all
he Radicals who contest seats to which Dem
,crats were elected.
Federal Appointments
The President has sent in over 200 appoint