Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31

suit OF Captain Schley's investigation
says: You will observe that the board
of officers selected by Captain Schley
to Investigate this affair report that our
sailors were unarmed and gave no pro-
vocation; that the assaults upon them
were by armed men, greatly superior
in number, and as we mist conclude.
animated in their bloody work by hos
tility to these men as sailors of the
United States. You will also notice
that the character OF some Of the wounds
indicate that the public police, or some
OF them, took part in the attack; and
you will also observe that other Amer
can sailors were without apparent fault
arrested and for some time held by the
authorities.
"Fhis took place on the 18th INST, and
as yet no expression of regret or of pur
pose to make SEARCH z inquiry with a
view OF the institution Of proper pro
ceedings for the punishment of the
guilty parties has been, as far as l am
advised, offered to this government.
you Will at once bring to the atteu
ton of the the government OF Chile the
facts and will inquire whether there ar,
any qualifying facts in the possession
Of that government, or any explanation
to be offered of the event that has very
deeply panied the people of the United
States, not only by reason of resultin.
in the death of some of our sailors aad
the pitiless wounding of others, but
even more as an expression of unfriend
llress toward this government, hich
might put in peril the maintenance OF
amlcable relations between the two gov
ernments. Ii the facts are as reported
by Captain Schley this government can
not doubt that the government OF Chile
will offer prompt and full reparation
You will furnish the foreign Office full
paranhrase of this despatch and report
promptly to this government
SANTIAGO, Oct. 28.-The provisional
government has conceded under protest
Egan's demand for sefe conduct for
refuge and at the American legations
demands for the United States in the
matter Of the Baltimore case manifests
considerable unasiness.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28-Impressive
ceremonies marked this mornings con-
secration Of Rev. Isaac Lea Nicholson 10
the blsbOpric OF Milwaukee, which took
place in the Episcopal church of ST
Marks
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Chief Justice
Fuller has returned to Washington and
occupies his seat in the supreme court.
LONDON, Oct. 2s-Information has
reached here of an earthquake which &C.
Cured at Hioga, Japan. 1t is rumored
there has been great damage and loss of
life.
BosroN, Oct. d. The decree of the
board of visitors has been set aside in
the famous Andover case. This decision
the supreme court makes on grounds
that the trustees were not made parties
to the orig inal proceedings. The decis-
on means victory for Prof. Egbert
SmyJh, who was expelled from Phillips
academy, in AndCyer.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-Another
meeting OF the grand jury will be held
this afternoon, when the investigation
Il the Doodle cases will be taken up.
1t is expected Stephen II. Gage and
Dick Chute will be called up to testify.
BosToN, Oct. 27.-Maria Kullburg, "a
storekeeper OF east Boston, has sued
Rev. Hugh O'Donnell, Catholic priest
for $500 for running her business, She
alleges that because she refused to send
her children to the parochial school the
priest publicly boycotted her from the
-.lter.
Cork, Ireland, Oct 27.-Messrs. VIM.
O'Brien and John Dillon arrived here
today. The two distinguished members
II parliament were met by a deputation
and an enormous crowd of people. o.
Brien made a speech and they passed
through the city accompanied by a pEo-
'ession. Suddenly the Mcrarthyites
we're attacted by large mob of Parnel
tes and both sides fought desperately,
\ large number were wounded.
..SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 27.-Billy Smith
defeated Con Riordan in twenty-six
ounds tonight at the California Athletic
Stub for purse of $1,000. The fight
vas bloody one and at the end of the
18th round the referee awarded the 6gh
o Smith as Riordan was in a frightful
condition.
OBERLIN, o., Oct. 2S-Profossor Ellis
II Oberlin college today received long
letter from his son, Mr.. John
L. Ellis, VINO is in immediate charge o.
he government rain making expert
nent in Texas in the absence of Gener-
Il Dyrenforth. Mr.. Ellis gi-es full and
Iuthentic details of the bonn bardmeDt
It San Diego on the 18th INST, which |
losed the experimenting Tor the present
easOn. lie states that the success OF
he occasion mentioned was the most
omplete yet achieved and to b mself
I'D all others present, including Lieut.. /
Dyer Of the army. was conclusive proof
hat rain IN use'ul quantities can be /
roduce trtlicially and at a trifiing
ost, CO impaired with the resulting benefit
NEW YORK. Oct. 28.-An exciting
rize fight WIS witnessed near Danbury,
'onn., by 200 sports of New York and
Brooklyn last night.
The fight was between Bates of Ohio,
nd ice Daily of New York. II was
oily contested, the friends OF each man
aking hand at the separation of them
nd shouting "foul." Daily had thumb
itten and retaliatsd by following Bates
, his corner and at the end of the sixth
'und biting piece out of the latter's
boulder. The seventh round was a
'ugh and thmble affair, the men foul
g each other repeatedly, Daily getting
le worst OF it. He ran out of the ring
} escape the punishment but was
,rown back by mis- friends and kept
here. In the next round, However, in
aking an effort to escape he smashed
lie referee, Con McAuliffe, brother of
70 light weight champion, in the face,
nd jumped from the ring. The ref
ZEE gave the fight to Bates.