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Minister Goday. NS2$zZ>zF
Balm q as XCtW
closest adviser. sEN. cAKTo.
and also with the insargsns leader
Balmaceda's brother. They say
that throughout the entire period
since the outbreak Of the revo-
luton Balmaccda has depended
upon the representation Of the army
officials that the force was loyal and
devoted to his cause. Believing this
Balmaceda concluded TO continue re-
sistance. Had he thought otherwise he
would have resigned rather than have
been the cause Of unnecessary blood
shed Not only was he deceived As TO
the army. but CaptA Morgan aud
Garin. of the navy, by their reports
gave him great encouragement The
army now proves faithless and dis
loyal. - was shown in the recent bat
tleA The officers were mainly young
and inexperienced
Referring 70 the silver shipment
Senor Goday says Balmaceda bought
the italian steamer Aquita at Monte
video. The owners required cash. The
United States navy department refused
to allow the baltimore to carry the bull
lion. British Minister Kennedy obtained
permission for the Espisgle to con-
vey tho same for delivery to IN Eng
lish bank at Montevideo The steamer
was bought for 2lso. 600, Of which s60.-
600 was to be used to furnish the fix
lures and guns The Aquita was to be
fitted for q cruiser. The bullion has
gone TO England
Senior Godzy thinks that Balmaceda
has escaped TO Buenos Ayres over the
Cordilleras BY way of Los Andes. He
left Santiago, according TO news re-
eeiyed by Senior Goday. Saturday
morning with six carriages containing
his family and valuablea
Relative to Minister Egsn Senior Co
day emphaticaliy declares that every
interview had by him with Balmaceda
was entirely confined 70 the question
Of commercial reciprocity between the
United States and Chilli Nothing of
personal benefit TO Minister Eagan was
discussed
dC0~ OoSI uO<Ao44O A4eo oC(4s AS<S8
nizsd ~ president I'D interim by MEM
bers of the iunta here and little doubt
Is felt that this action will be ratified
by the members now en- route from
Iquique-
The first and so far the only execu-
ton which has the appearance OF hav-
ing been prompted by revenge occurred
here Monday. The procurator fiscal,
Fas. who prosecuted the casee against
the men who were alleged TO be in plot
10 blow mp the torpedo boats Aimirante
Lynch and Almirante Credcn and
the transport Imperiale, which
resulted in the execution of
Cummings and two others, was
taken out and shot There have been
other executions since the occupation
of the city by the congrcssionalists- but
they have been of men who were guilty
of stirring up the people to acts OF riot
and incendiarism-
The presence of political refugees on
board the American and German war
ships has been tho cause OF several
conferences and much Ill feeling.
Among the more prominent Of those
who have sought asylum are Don
Claudio yicuna. who was elected TO
succeed Balmaceda rs president; seniors
Banados. ex-minister Of war; Espinoss,
ex-miuister OF the interior; Domin-
go Goday, ex-miuister Of state and for
eixu affairs; Peres Moust, ex-miuister
Of Justice. and Oscar Well. sx-intendsutc
Of Valparaiso. Much ind,gnatioe Is
- - D~t> IL
cles. that these men should b kept
from the authorities. A formal demand
for their surrender was made on An
miraI Brown and the German
Admiral by Issendenss Joaquin
walker Martinez Altar con-
sultasion the two naval o0cers
informed senor Walker Martinez that
they would decline 10 snrreeder the
men unless proper guarantees were
given that their lives would be safe
until they had fair trial. They were
then requested by the intendente 70
furnish . list Of all the men who
sought refuge on the washipa. - that
the proper officials eeuld decide which
shoald receive the 6usrsnses. This
list vas furnished ~ . confer
eecs between the two admirxls end
the refugees the FORMER promised
that ell Of them who ware not ausran-
ted proper treatment would Be pnt
ABOARD steamer and aent direct 20
Peru Arrangements have been made
for conferences between the sdmirals
and esssrsssiooal leaders - finally dis
poss Of the refugs>a ssd Il 10 general
" thcasht that IL plan 10 send them
- Psru viii b. agresd upsa- The
French admiral REFUSED ~ hssbov aay
Of the Refugees
Acting Secretary 81 staAs whsrtos's
eetion n ssiil rsfnsing - recognise the
tanta- BOO thea u y practically the
oaly governments in Gala n ~ ssb-
5~<4 Of much sdverss eriskets0 here.
snd IL - ep>niy hiassd th4t there must
bs mere rsaAsss for ID thAs sppens "a
the serf2ees The elections esnno< be
kssa for u least . noath u The D<sa-