New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
NEWS NOTES At THE ca PITA l..
no TRUTH IN THE REPORT ABOUT JAPAN
AND NICARAGUA.
Mn ctrvrtANp'a Latest ACHIEVEMENT hs a
FIsHEnMAH-TifE AMruITnITE ORDERED
TO SAVANNAH SECRETARY CAR
LisLE's DATES.

TO gAvASNAiI SECRETARY can.
fIsrE's DATES.
Washington. May i3-Thc report circulated this
morning that Japan Is negotiating treaty win
Nicaragua which will give her important privileges
in connection with the proposed Nicaraguan Canal
proves TO be without the slightest foundation In
TACT Several years ago. when Mr.. Tateno repre-
scented Japan In this country draft OF treaty
Of amlty and commerce was prepared by himself
and Or Guzman. the latter being then as now. the
Nlcaraguan Minister at Washington. The treaty
was the conventional one. not differing materially
from that agreed upon in 1850 between Nicaragua
and Great Britain and at later date with other
European nations. 1t simply gave Japan the same
privileges OF using the waterways OF Nicaragua.
natural and ARTIFICIAL that enjoyed by other
countries. II submitted to John W. Foster.
who was then the American Secretary OF state
Mr. Foster did not object n the treaty In terms.
but suggested certain changes in the paragraph
relating TO the foregoing privilegcs The changes
further action was taken by the representatives, Of
Japan Nicaragua regarding the treaty. which
was never submitted either Of the two govern
ments
Al the japanese Legation the. report Is charac-
Government does not expect that the Ncaraguan
Canal will be built for term Of years. and II is
make treaty with Nicaragua having a special
reference to her privileges in connection with the
The japanese Minister. Mr. Kurino. Will start
shortly fo Mexico. TO which country h. Is accred-
rival In The United states he has hGcn 100 busy
p 1% y MsNG9 amf eS Mr y Of c
days at the Mexican capital. he VII return to
erence 70 treaty with Mexico or any Of the Latin
American countries on this Continent
Mr.. Cleveland has surprised fishermen in this sec
ton Of the country in being able find trout in
stream within fifty miles Of Washington. Such
thing had been mhcard Of until yesterday morn
ing. when several friends Of the President received
presents CT 7peckcd beauties brought back by
him. The size Of the catch has dwinded to-day
from first reports. and Mr. Cleveland is now cred
tied with only seventeen trout
ments for going for the summer. II Is likely
that Gray Gables will see Mrs. Cleveland and the
,haren by June Ths % to har
stay socn as they are settled. Mr.. Cleveland
purchase OF another cottage near bis summer nome.
but for what purpose Is not known
The National Society Of the Children Of the
American Revolution. under the auspices Of the
Daughters 81 the American Revolution. has been
incorporated. The officers President. Mrs.
Daniel Loihrop Concord. Mass; Independents.
Mrs. John ". Foster Washington. Ms Mary Iiar-
rison Mckee. Indianapolis. Mrs Henry f. Rlouut.
Washington Miss Ameli1 : knifhf. Providence;
Miss Julia + smith westerly y Mrs James
lyons Kichmond M,s T. y AieN'Inier' Washaiins-
ton. registrar. Mrs Rosa Wright Smith, Washing
ton. treasurer. Mrs violet HIlir l1nin waning
ton. Chaplin, Mrs Tennls : Iihmn. Washington
Secretary Herbert his afternoon decided IN order
the monitor Amphiiri's - savannah Ca. I'm nc-
coriance win request Of cifzcnr 81 that city mat
the Navy might be- represented hy ~ ~ vessels
~ the flower carnival about 10 he held there The
officers 81 the Raleigh and ~ tho Atlanta VIII also
attend vessels remain rs h~a
Roads, twenty miles below The city. 80 Secretary
Herbert would take the rick ~ sending them
up tho river 10 savannah.
Recreiary Carlisle announces tho following dates
upon which he vii deliver speeches on ihe financial
qnesiont ~ CnyinFion. Ky. Monday. MAY o. b.,
tore the Memphis Soun1 Monoy Convention. May
-. ~ bowling Green ~, saturday, May, -, ~
fohryir. Tuesday. N,s ~ Tho Nrofrtnfy VIII
leave Washington neti sunday afternoon, going ~
of"i IN he evening ctorp' ihn at Memphla, which
VIII be- delivered IN the Afternoon
Justice Jackson. ~ The United states Supreme
Court was this morning IN conference win rfcsi-
dent cleveland Mt tho white House The fronilcn'
came I'm from Woollcy this morning. and the meet
Ing with Justice Jackson was evidently by appoint
Considerable interest was 81 course. attached
o the occurrence
There was no conference Of the Justices today
from which fact II Is inferred that the decision upon
the income reached hy them saturday
which that time left open FOR further discus
sion should ~ them desir" H. Is nnality. IN.
o her report that present decree Of tn court VIII
not be- disturbed a. circulated with considerable en-
phasls 80 auihcniir Information Is obiainable.
Justice Jackson. after his interview with President
Cleveland. left Washington over the chesapeakc and
ohio Railroad for his home near Nashville. Tenn