New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
THE PRESIDENT AND HE FAMILY RE-
TURN TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

THE PRESIDENT AND HE FAMILY RE-
TURN To THE WHITE HOUSE.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO SECRETARY MORTON
CHEF JUSTICE FULLER SLIGHTLY ILL
SECRETARY cARLIsLE's REPORT not
FiNIsHED-A CoREAN PRINCE on
HIS WAY TO THIS COUNTRY.
washington. Dec S.--The President and Mrs
rveland and their children resumed their residence
r. the White House to-day after soionrn at "ooa-
lev since their return from BuzZards Bay.
co.r.,s-v Morton who returned to Washington
.ron, his Western trip on Sunday. has since been
confined to his by painful accident to one OF
rs eyes. A cnder few into it or his way to CHI
ca; g. 9, mai when he reached here he unable
+ see the well eye syinpa' s iTTon Tl
chief Justice Fuller was detained from attend
srce IN the supreme Court to-day by slight In
4 disposition His absence. together with mat oil
Justice Brown who is at San Antonio. Tex. with
6 laughter suffering from pulmonary complaint ie-
dcd The nHn6er of jGs'f SEA- On pr tsF pf"
II Is said a, the Treasury that Secretary Carlisle
r,ay not complete his report in time 10 submit 1t
= congress before Friday Saturday. AS Con-
sress usually adjourns early in the session from from
Monday before secretary Carlisie's report is made
public.
Assistant Secretary Hamlin has instituted inquiry
IS 70 the correctness of published Information from
San Francisco to the effect that Lieutenant chester
N White. Of the Revenue Marine Service. eloped
fror, San Francisco with a chorus girl leaving a
49, vife behind Lieutenant White. when he de-
.ied the charges was assigned to duty on the Bos,
the officers who recently preferred charges against
Captain Healy, OF the Bear. under "hom ne se'Neu
a. ]
Major James c Post. Corps Of Engineers. has
ieen directed assume charge Of river and haroor
Improvements in the district OF which Detroit IL
The headquarters. The vacancy which Major Post Post
VIII III was caused by the death Of General Zoe
Major Post is on duty al Portland ore
Tne EQUITY Court to-day engaged in hearing
re reading Of dispositions and arguments in The
ease o.: MIS- Slack against Mrs. Perrne for the re-
eovsry OF her children. Mrs. Slack is the widow
a. Major Slack. OF the Marine Corps, who wiIed
rs children 10 his sister. Mrs Perrine. The
mother Instituted proceedings IN the Ne"s1eISe!
,ransferred 10 this city The hearing may con-
tnue all gay ;9-m3Tr9% mf .yen in the New
JERSEY courts
Herman J. schuiteis. the vice-presdent OF the
Hrerican Ec6nomic Reform Association. had an in
.erview With Speaker Reed last night, in which he
urged strongly the appointment OF J. w Philhps'
n Newcastle Penn. as chairman OF the committee
Mcbride OF the American Federation Of Labor.
and General Master Workman Sovereign. Of the
Knights OF Labor. and numerous oiher trade
49, Nr Philips served on the Labor Committee
n the last congress and is known in LABOR cHc aS
o. large and considerate employer. MI. , REG
was Ia IN his TeP 1 sch pI Believes
ceep interest " m sup3eCt AT t ~ ranr~scntas
e.. o zed Dor 10 appoint NJ Phillips
Gcsrea.
Mail advises from Corea confirm the cabled an
rolncenent thar Prince Ouye Wha. the second son
OF the KING is now on his to tais country on
q special miss on thank President Cleveland ior
The interest the United States has manifested In
the Independence OF the Hermit Kingdom The
Prince 9 attended by Youn che Ho. recently vice
president Of The Foreign Affairs Office al Seoul
who was for twelve years an exile in ms country
IT, Prince IS expected here in two or three weeks.
md VIII probably spend month In Washington
after which he VIII 20 10 England and Russia
WIN messages TO queen Victoria and the Cza7.
Prince Ouye Wha = about nineteen years or age
and ia said 10 he the brightest member OF the royal
family HIS e.1er brother. the crown I'rlnce Is
veak-rniraed and violent opposition mas developed
=. rs secession 10 the throne OF mis- fathers
6eatb IT, ressive men Of the country insisting
that Prince Ouye " "a shah De inc htNt hlng.
rhe latter Young man has had many aaVaHjases not
open % the crown Prince. ~ho because ol ms RANK
has been hemmed about Wih ceIeiloLlous he ai
ace Enclosure Prince Ouye VIA. on the other hand,
nf5er legations IN seoul learning the English Ian
guage and much OF foreign stoIns' ana - eas5y
When The Chinese Were driven our OF Corea last
YEAR he was sent with special message OF ihailk s
< the japanese Emperor spending a long Time IN
Toxic
ce6or Dupuy De LONE, the Spanish Minister. has
,soue.ted the United Press 10 state that the Ha-
ysua item published in New-Nork 70 the effect tnat
te had established press agency is wholly WITH
on foundation
Brazilian advices state that the steamer Faraday
v,J shortly leave England with the cable which IS
g. 10 laid in the Amazon River, from Para TO
Mauaos This enterprise j. being carried out by
81 English company under an exclusive contract
,ri.b the brazilian Government. The line viii be
&, ~ miles long and will have sixteen inlermediate
cations An previous attempts at establishing tel
e,rsrhie communication In these districts nave
80 rrnsllc,essfui OWING 10 the dense ana fapli
s-cw,,h Of the forest along the banks or the rive
= an Indication OF the great lnpor lance o. thT
,rede ~ The Amazon IL may be SAID max the + ara
a., a steamer % 5000 tons. can easlN proceed the
eriire distance from the mouth Of the RIVER to
Nsnaos
TREASURY CIRCULATION STATEMENT
CHANGES X TIE LAST MONTH-$1S6 ooo0" GREEN
BACKS IN THE TREASURY
v-.sbiugton. Dec. CSpeclaD.-The Treasury De-