Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
I'd EDITION.
WAR IN chill OVER.
English Interests in Peru Said to Be
Promoted.
4 COMING AQUATIC EVENT.
Scenes of Terror in the CHILEAN
Capital.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE GILLIAN WAR ENDED.
Balfnaceda Is Expected to Join the Other
Txiled Rulers in France.

Balrnaceda IL Expected to Join the Other
Txiled Rulers In France.
LONDON, August 3I.-The Gillian war is now
acknowledged to be over, and it is stated semi
officially that as soon as the government
of Chilli is roorganized by the victorious con-
gressionalists the new administration will
be recognized by Great Britain. So far
the only Official advices from Chill have been the
communications laid before the British foreign
announcing the surrender of Valparaiso and the
triumph of the congressional forces
As this would not necessarily mean the end
of the war, from official point OF view,
no action will probably be taken here for the
present recognition of belligerency would
be useless, and it Is not probably desired
by the successful insurgents. as that would i'm
ply what they now presumably deny-the right
of Balmaceda to belligerency or that even any
war is being carried on. 1t is expected here
that Balmaceda will join the list of exiled ex-
monarchs and ex-presidents in France. His fam
lily left Santiago some months ago and are said
to be i'll Buenos Ayres awaiting his arrival In
the event of defeat. He is also said to have
forwarded about half million dollars in gold
to London two months ago on his own private
account and presumably realized
from his private fortune, which was formerly
large. The CHILEAN ministry in London has
had nothing to say for the past two days. Bo.h
here and III Paris the ministers have been loyal
and active adhercnts OF Balmaceda. ana
they can expect no favors from the
new rulers of Chill. 1t was through the earnest
efforts OF the minister to France, Senior Antu-
neZ that the French government ultimately
released to Balmaceda the two ironclad
cruisers. Presidente Pinto and Presidente
ErraZuriz. the arrival of which i'll Chill
would have given decided advantage to Balma-
ceda sea- Senior Antunez, therefore, will
probably be among the first recalled to give
place to a congressional representative.
THE EFFECT on PERUVIAN INTERESTS.
LONDON, August ~ The Grace Peruvian
interests in England have been greatly strength
ened by the news from Chill, ~ the English
bondholders hope and expect that they will
now be able to keep firm hold not only on Lima,
but also at Santiago. Peru has stood aloof in
the war, but the dominant party in Chilli Is sure
TO have paramount influence In Peru. in view
of the PROSTATE condition OF the latter country.
not yet recovered from the disastrous war
which resulted in the loss OF the nitrate dis
trict5 1t YVES feared by the English parties in
terested that in the event of Balmacedas Sic
ces. he might turn over the vast and profita-
bic nitrate beds to Americans, to the detriment
Of Europeans, thus causing loss Of several
millions year to England. ali this now being
swept aside. the consequent relief and rejoicing
are very great.
MOB WORK IN VALPARAISO.
NEW YORK. August 81.
A Valparaiso special says: At shutdown
a riotous mob Of laborers, occupied with moth
ing better than mischief, united with raSble
of deserters from the government and set on
tre and looted many buildings on the outer
ends Of the city belonging to Balmaceda par
tisans. Fourteen fires ragged all night long,
but are now under control.
million dollars worth of property was de-
stroyed b. the incendiary mob. The city rang
all last night with rifle reports. and this morn
ing the bodies of about 200 rioters and pillagers
Uttered the streets. American. British. French
and German marines form strong guards Mt
the foreign residences. A volunteer guard.
composed of members of the foreign colony,
has been enrolled and order il now fully re-
stored The marines and guards are still on
duty.