Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10

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az they enter or leave the pfetinYst
the American legation but while siren
ously insisting upon the posse ssion of
this abstract the government is at pres
ent making no attempts to put it into
practice The partisans Of Bdimaceda
who took refuge under Minister Egan's
roof are still there AID no arrests have
been made during tue past few days.
1t cannot be learned that the govern
ment has in contemplation any plan for
assisting in the near future the right of
arrest that is claimed but it is thought
the PRESENTS Unsatisfactory. The sit
uation cannot be long continued.
In accordance with instructions re-
celved from the state department at
Washington, Minister Egan has given
the junta TO understand by formal and
official notice that if the Chilean au-
thorities continue TO maintain their
present attitude, friendly relations be-
tween Chile and Unted States will be
interrupted. The juuta's reply To this
notice is awaited with great interest.
What y mister Egau's next stepwill be
in case the reply is unfavorable, is not
nown.
New YORK. Oct. 6.-Advices to the
Herald from Valparaiso Chile says that
as election day is drawing near rumors
are about that the candidates for office
of president are increasing in number.
Among those prominently mentioned
is Senior j. Varazavel. 1t Is understood,
however that majority of the leaders
are in favor of rendering henor to Adj
miral Montt, who with Aid. Silva ard
Romon Barrosduco form now the widely
celebrated junta. No one could lie
selected who would satisfy all factions
as Admiral Montt would.
Word has reached here of the arrival
of The flagship San Francisco at Payta,
Peru. OF her orders from the Ameri-
can government to return TO Valparaiso
and of her putting into Gallo harbor on
her return to this city news has not
been received 1t is plainly seen here
that Chileans regard her return with
undisguised disfavor.
New YORK, Oct, 6-Valparaiso advic-
es under date of October 9TH say that
Campos Pedro, Admiral George Monies
brother in-law, is en- route to Washing
ton with important documents. II is
alleged that grounds exist for criminal
charges against several political refugees
now stopping at the American legation,
but that Minister Egan has never been
officially notified of that fact.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-There is moth
ing official IN the dispatches received
at the state and navy departments from
(Nhila n m n q nna6 oh q N nQ
in the situation there, so far as relations
between Minister Egan and the junta
is concerned. TIE cruiser San Francis
CO is still at Callao. Some of her ma
chinery became disarranged.
CHICAGO, Oct, 6,-At a meeting of
the executive board of Irish National
League yesterday it was decided that 10
everything pertaining to the award of
national opinions and every tenant Of
the league will work with the Irish fed
Grafton and Mccarthy.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 6.-The Exam
iner has advices from Honolulu to the
effect that Queen Lilvakalave has been
taken i'll with fainting spells and her
physician has pronounced the trouble
organic disease of the he?rt, for which
| be can suggest no remedy. Death it is
stated may occur at any moment. The
The queen has been advised of the worst
and has made her will. The Honolulu
press is silent on the subject, but it is
known that all political factions are at
work. No one can be found on whom all
will agree upon for regent, to hold power
| during the minority of the heiress of the
throne, Princess Kaulani, who is now
| finishing her education in England
| The father of the princess is an English
man with provincial English sympathies
and the opiniGn /; expressed that in the
event ii kaulani coming To the throne
an eeCrt will be made to bring the
islands under English control. The ma
tive sentiment is generally in favor OF
| American protection In some FORM.
TRIESTE, Oct. "a connection &C
Cured today where it became known
that an attempt had been made to blow
up the Episcopal palace. A porter in
Episcopal palace.found large petard or
bomb in one of the halls. Attached TO
the bomb was burning fuse. Porter
inmmediatly pulled the fuse from the
petard and extingulshed it. The matter
is being investigated.
sEDENvER, Oct 1T is reported here
that at the meeting OF the Western Col
orado congress a proposition will be
made to divide the state, the d viding
line TO be the great continual divide.
Towns in the west half of the state claim
they are unable to secure fair treatment
from railroads.
SALT LAKE, Oct. AT tnday's session
of the Mormon convention a lengthy
set of resolutions was adopted relative
to the statement made by the majority
OF the Utah commission in a recent re
port TO secretary of the interior. The
resolutions set forth that the commits
sion made many untruthful statements
concerning the church of Jesus Christ
of the latter day saints, it's members in
relation to political affairs, etc. The
general conference in these resolutions
deny most emphatically the assertion of
the commission that the church nomi-
mates its member in political matters,
and that the church and state are unit.
ed. Whatever appearance there may
have been in the past OF the union OF
church and state, th9 cause wac, say the
resolutions, that those holding ecclesi-
astical authority were elected to civil
aflices by the popular vote. There is
now no foundation for the statement
that the church and state are united in