Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-11-05
Stratus or rnE cnrLfAN ArrsiR
Danger of Serious Trouble Believed to he
Passing Away--Gernian Naval Officers
Roughly Treated

By Mexican cable to the New York Herald.
VALPARAISO, Chill, VIA GALVESTON,
| TEXAS, Nov, From all appearances the
| danger of any serious trouble between
| Chilli and the United States over tile Balti.
more outrage is passing rapidly away.
| What impresSes the foreign newspaper
/ representatives here as the most marked
4 infractions Of courtesy in the affair are,
first, the failure Of the .Iunta to express
any regret that the assault was committed
| or to give any assurances that the investi-
CATION would be thorough and impartial.
and, secondly, that Judge Foster, who il
| conducting the inquiry into the attack,
should have refused to allow any Of the
Baltmorels officers to be present Whilethe
court wastaking the evidence Of the Ameri.
| cat sailors.
The latter action is however, defended
on inc. ground that il was in accordance
with the CHILEAN laws, which require such
Investigations to be secretly conducted
Eleven DAYS passed after the murtlerons
attack BY the mob on the American sailors
before lntendente Araeui made Ills 70
quest of Consul McCreefy that any data II
POSSESSION Of 'aptan .5chlev, rcsar,sngthe
outrage, should be furnished 10 Judge
Foster.
Consul MeGreery informed Sen6i. Afleuili
that he was unable t. comply With the re-
quest for the reason that Captain Sehlev
had sent all the evidence Ii Minister lffau
| for the Information Of tile United States
government.
While the opinions If the few Ameri-
cars here are unanimous That our govern
iheht nctpd iil q nrolier Spirit in demand.
/ lng repafa3Gg, yet thrv believe THAT in
New II tue fact tint lilo prescott t'hiiiaH
gnNcrhment u simply provisional some
| allowance should ba ~ teuRtil tile new
/ gnHeriimentis fully Gstablished
Ilp fjt9fit7 gs{liesf3.d1 Aa,t,f J., ffti55 4
organ Of the .lnlitA publishes III etltt3ral
winch = calculated t. SCI at rest amy feel.
ing u uncasin,Ss which may have pre-
| vailed here Or elsewhere Iii Chilli
Il says that for thu iaSt feW days ritnors
have been prevalent al santiago That IN
alafniihs rnptnrt Of amicahle relations be-
tween Chill and the United States was in
minent.
We assure the public, it adas, that
these ruH9rs are lnfuauded. w now
thus to lie q fact, f0r this very div ais.
patches haye been received from .ctHr
Pedro Mont, orr minister It Washington.
asserting that the utmost eGraiRlity exists
between him and Secretary Blaine. This
certainly is the very opposite IF hostile
feelings.
senpr Mont had an important confer
enee with Mr.. Blaine, during which the
Baltlm0re episode WAS fully GiscusSal Mr.,
Blaine said that he saw iii the case itf rel.
sPq g lar q compromise the relations es-
isting IT present hetween the respective
countries. MIR. Blaine also said thal he
wouldnot form anvdeiifite opinions about
iheaifair until thecoHclHsilr Ut the ilives.
tletton ~ Valparaiso. senior Mont reports
that alr. Blaincs reception Of him was
cordial and kind
Tor orr part, the article concludes,
we feel sure flat these facts, when thev
become generally known. will put an end
TO all disturbing rtmors
Two officers Of the German navy we're
ins'lIted lust night while on train rum
ming between Valparaiso and santiago.
fAe insult is supposed to huye been HE
outcome Of The feeling toward the6emnan
l.eilziS hafbored anumbcr of Balmaeefljst
refugees
The German Admiral Valoiscomplained
about the insult to the intendente who
has promised to use all his power to pre-
vent repetition of it.