The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
THIS SOUNDS MUCH BETTER,
lD OrcIal Explanation Of The Recent
Troubles al Valparaiso.
MINISTER EGlB MILL Be RECALLED
Immediately Aoer the Elections on Demand
ofthe Chniau WHAT the
London Papers Say.


Pedro 3lonit the representative Of Chill. to
.vrece.ycd the following official cabiegrau
.ra Dis country in explanation Of the tron-
.anf Valparaiso. Investigation instituted
.redately and continues with all diligence
.o.tfsro. set finished. Tho trouble began
.. C,are street and 10 became tumult at
.rort-p N Regular soldiers police and
...s..e...l ,.ari OF the iutendente restored
.~ T.a com atuis thirty Americans
f..e. (hlfans committed be-
r. tro .rlfrai authorities. They fought
,l. lr.ite. and stones and everything they
could la.t. .t.r hands upon. nero YVES one
r .rI several wounded. 10 ls sand that
t..-. v,.-s one hundred and sixty American
t... f0m the Baltimore on sDOre az The
..-,a.f tle fumuIt' ln explanation of the
small rn.bar of Chilians arrested ~ compar-
l.r WIZ. t.e number Oi American sailors 10 ~
.f.t.If.e lliaus were at home ana auie 10
r.ueea' themselves while the sailors. being
Strangers and IN uniform. We're easily DIST n-
clI-led and having no place or conceHmeAs
uIe readily captured.
Ills thought to be certain that the Chilians
implicated Will eventually be brought 10
justice.
FGAN TO DE RECALLED.
N~r YorF oct 3d. Especial. r. Patrick
r-an is Co boroeaIlod as Minister 90 Chill IN
rodativ after the November elections. not
on account Of the Baltimore episode, but on
demand OF the Chian Government accord
iug TO the statements of gentleman IN tins
cd. who i- iu the confidence of TIE present
c6ian Government and who is in constant
communication with Valparaiso, SAINT ago
Lima and other South American ports III
Chill and Peru
The c.rcum- -tance- are related as follows by
the gentlemen referred TO- Immediately
unon tae accession to power IF the junta
after The downfall ot bamaceda that body
cnhel Senior Ieir0 Nontt in Washington,
directing bum o. assume charge of the Chillan
legation at Washington as soonas the Govern
mfrt o. tie D1ngressionm party IN Chill
should ho recognized NY the nited States.
Neither the State Department nor the Chihan
Deg ton no isl na edA "ouil recognize the
cable cledenta- ~ ornol Nonl1' tolo MN
when duly written -h..I NcllNhs were received
tam lhil tle aeeeilon Wouid then receive
Lm Nortt a- tlils representative IN the
luUed States
r..r. ..gl ,r,Irs INSTEAD OF TIE CABLE.
r-.. f... ,. tr.-4..s o,,r,ointroent "a Cbilien
t.,,.t.-.t ue.H.ngton vas also cornuni-
s t.' tr.-..... 70 ',,r, i, Sertiof,o ,yitb tbo
. -.f, ,...ar ,fo-ro tbe 0ensrtr,srt
o ~tf. Ur cable 0f MOntts status in the
nIted States vernment; that he wouldsbe
obliged to await his autOgraphlcal credentials.
If..r0t known that Foan ever cabled this
t.s receipt OF h.s formal credentials as
Minister from Chilli upon the arrival of the
steamer O.. ODD via Panama a few davs ago and
Ie lost rn time in presenting them 10 the
State Department on Wednesday last At
Ne same time CHAT Senor Montt was cabled
tl tlregarliug lIs appointment rs minister he
received instructions through the same chan
us ,a demand u Chilli name the recall of
Minister gan as persona non grata to the
pr sent Cllan authorities j his re-
quest ol ClH Uas also shelyed TO await the
arrival 0t Months credentials. and IL IS
believed Chill p. well as In Washington that
Leau knew That tle Gillian Government did
not want .'m and used the slow process of /
MOTT appointment as Minister. lJ IS now |
stated upon fle same authority that Chill has |
again demanded lran recall. and the State /
De. m.ut Wl. reply t0 the Chllan Govern /
uent after the elections have taken place ac- /
corlug t0 CliI's request.
r,.r...,. .,.,... ..,.,,.,,.re
...l.,, ~,
'' I'D 4n9 l'Hles'i
N, 'c' letter signed An |
american i llliehed this morning by the /
-N N-.el i-e writer asserts tnat the /
-.''..e "l tAe nlted States ia regard to
-.t .s e-'rcJ cue 10 the approaching cleo
--- Ol lle e1 lienout is due 90 the coming
NouoIY seriously believes that
Iesiitll 0hrrson VIII push matters 90 eX-
Ien.l Tics, n which neither the sympathy Of
D. countries lor VI majority OF Americans
'.- De WIN 'n.