New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
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WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
THE VENEZUELAN MINISTER ENfECTED
BACK TOMORROW


ppocITY BETWEEN JAPAN AND PERU
THE WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS
INDIAN VISITORS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i-Mr. Andrade the NeHezue-
ian Minister TO the United States. who went to car
acas some time ago to lay the protocol Of the new
boundary treaty with Great Britain before the ven
ozuelan Cabinet. is expected to reach "asi'"s' 'o''
on Saturday The State Department, no'"lths'a""-
ing reports the contrary. has every reason u oe
leve that he has been empowered by president
Crosno 10 sign the treaty on behalf OF Venezuela.
The Depar ment has been fully advised OF the pro-
tests which few ambitious politicians In the he'up-
lie made against the treaty but It's Information -
that these influences were strongly repressea ny
Crcspo. who. while not satisfied wIh every aStan' '
believed the treaty to be the whole al that Ven
ezuela consistently ask MI Andrade IL i,e, IS eS
Immediately and formally sgn the PFostcTG fb irus ,r
divisional line between Veneaie.a and British Gui-
ana" which formed the subject Of President CieVe-
lands special message to Congress year ago
The Japanese Minister Toru Hosh. and the Peru
Wan Consul-General. Fredrco Bergmann. exchanged
ratiiica;lons at the japanese Legation to-day OF a
new conn erclal convention recently agreed on be-
tween those countries. Japan secures alvanageous
concessions. by which her superhiOus VI
may find d market in the South American RepuDiis'
and in turn facilitates the import OF Peruvian PROD
ucis, notably cotton, into Japan
delegation Of Chicago Democrats. including IL.
S Robbins A. A. Goodrich and r. c. Sullivan. called
on President Cleveland to-day and asked MIN 10
attend the Jackson Day dinner or January s. They
were Introduced by Controller Eckels. The Presi-
dent made Il non-commttal answer, but II IS t9t
likely that he will attend Instead, he will probably
write a letter Invitations were also given gwen 70 "eo
retary Oney and master-General wilson
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood. Of this city. who was
ono Of the delegates from the United States TO the
tfch
in Geneva. Switzerland. in September last to con-
slider the administration of public charities ana
the protection of children. has made an instructive
report to the Department of state Ten nationali-
gates were I'm attendance The congresses were in
session for six days, during which time many IN,
ably discussed Among the important topics con-
sidered were the education of abandoned children
methods of relieving the poor to make the
relief permanent. and TO diminish instead OF In
creasing paupersm ana crime
At the White House tomorrow there Will be the
customary Christmas celebration. confined to the
members Of tho Presidents immediate family, or
which tho chief feature will be an elaborate tree
for the three little girls Ruth. Esther and Marion
TO whom the patron saint OF the season has been
most generous. A number OF packages VIII De
ernl Cabinet homes ard to Mr.. Thurbers boys.
There guests a; the White House TINS year.
Three Grow Indians arrived in Washington last
night accompanied by their agent. Dr. Treon.
They come to collect $4,000 from the Government
as damages for the alleged confscation OF large
tracts of land In South Dakota then belonging 10
their forefathers. The Indians belong to the IA
nous Sioux tribe and called Crow creeks
from the country which they inhabit In the Black
Hills Their faction numbers nearly three thou
sand many of them fairly well educated. but the
/ fullbloods are said TO be slowly dying out. For
some time members OF the tribe have been LABOR
inc u,der tho rnpression that years ago their fore
1 fathers were unjustly deprived OF an immense
tract Of land which has now become very val
uahIe nv the white men. Another interesting dele
gallon in the city at the present time consists or
four Sac and Fox Indians from anomn' ,%e,p %np
annues Pah Ship Ho big braWny M CHIEF Tl,h
| acconpanied by Pee Pee Que. second in the tribe
| George Powers and Willie Gray Eyes are acting
os interpreters They will have an audience with
! tho commissioner Of Indian Affairs on Monday.