The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

the Metropolitan Methodist Church. g.,
the 9TH, and returned home. 'aaay
A delegation from the Methodist Conf..
in Baltimore waited on Grant, who S. ss
thanked them for 80 doing. ''e1y
Senator Nye is Chairman of the Senate r.
mittee on Territories. VOn'
Important changes in the Revenue H..
ment are predicted. paft
President Grant denounces the Tenn. /.
Office Act to visiting Congressman. Hs ssd
that if it is not repealed he will make NJ '9s
movals whatever except for cause. He ~ r.
is astonishing that any Senator or Con"!N'a
man should expect him to Introduce rsa
reforms in the Revenue Department w; au y
Tenurr-of. Office Act unrepealed. u Voc
1t is said that President Grant will soo,
call Ministers Johnson, Dix and Webb re-
There was heavy snowfall in Wash;,..
and in New York, March 9Th S~a
Ben Wade has returned to Ohio, verv NM.
Disguised. ~Ssa
Grant says he will not tolerate idlers in o.,
Department.
The politicians are greatly disguised At g.
Cabinet appointments. u'
The New York Erening Post says Grant h..
made first wrong step in asking the reDs, Ta !.
the law of 1889 to make place for fayorri ls'~
1t is thought Congress will not remain .
session more than thirty days Only the ma III
important and pressing public business VII, IIT "
transacted.
A c0lored woman has sued the Aa,,s.
Steamship Company for $4,000 damages \"
cause she was refused a first cabin n,s. w.
Maine has ratified the Fifteenth Ams1S
ment.
The Democrats of the Indiana Legisl,tn,,
all resigned to prevent the hurried rat6rasoS
of the Fifteenth Amendment
Many merchants Of Boston and New yo,L
telegraphed to Stewart to hang on to the T,p,'
ury Cabinet appointment at any cost.
1t is reported Boutwell, will be Appointed
Secretary of the Treasury.
The action Of Gen. Sherman, in calling :,
his staff all the heads of the Military Buresr,
has created much speculation and some uDp,,
sness in the War Department
Two women, in their CATERS stockings ana
drawers only, fought III a prize Rug in Sum-
mervillc, Massachusetts, March eth till m4
gave IN.
Gen Hatch will succeed Gen. Howard +,
the Freedmen's Bureau, and Howard be Sen,
To take command of the Indian Territory.
A +. Stewart has commenced to build
large Workngmen's hotel IN New York, to cot
s. 900 900, 10 furnish workingmen with ciea,
and good board and lodgings
1t is said Schoiield will resign the WarDe
partmrnt soon, and Gen. Rawlings, Of Grssfi
Staff, will be appointed Secretary.
Grant has stopped commissions to officers
confirmed by the Srnate, March Sd.
Ex-President johnson will not run for Gov.
ernor Of Tennessee, but purposes making
trip to Europe or South America with Sewsd
Gen. Sheridan says the Indian war has been
closed.
Letter mails for the Pacific coast nave been
ordered overland again.
Foreign.
A rumor that the Pope had died has prC7ea
false
Instructions in Mexico continue. Severll
nsurgent generals have been captured and
shot. Juarez thinks he can crush the rebels
The rebellion in Cuba is more iormldaas
than ever.
Insurrectionary movements continue IN fi!'
Ii and San Domingo
The British Government has ordered the T.
lease Of the Fenian prisoners Burke, Ohetf'
'O'Connor, Starke, and ChickweIi OF the lr@
People Captain Mackey is not liberated
reported Other pardons are expected SOW
10 follow.