The morning call., 1891-11-21
PEACE PREFERRED.
Chile Ready to Make Repara-
tiOn.
Americans Allowed Representation at the
Baltimore Murder Trial.
Interview With Trumbull-StOry Of the
Trials of One Of Balmaceda'S Secret
Agents In Germany.


VALPARAISO, Nov. 2o.-The members Of
the Cabinet decline to discuss the question
that United States Minister Egan will be
recalled. There neither exists now, nor has
there ever existed, any idea of requesting
Egan's recall. Some weeks- ago member
Of the Cabinet remarked that a newspaper
correspondent seemed to be demanding
some such act He was promptly
sat upon, and the question has never since
been permitted to be discussed at the coun-
Gil. Many prominent men have ridicued
the idea Of such thing All the abuse Of
Egan comes from the United States and En-
glish newspapers, especially the London
Tim, ;. Our newspapers, the Chilean say,
simply copy these articles.
Tell me-" said the correspondent, "is
Julio Foster an authorized agent of Chile ?"
NO." they replied, nor has he ever been.
We repudiate him and his words"
The Baltimore's sailors are giving testi-
mony to-day. An officer of Captain Schley's
choosing is present When all the testi-
mony has been taken copy will be fur
niShed to Captain Schley President Montt
is extremely friendly toward Egau and the
United States and Quieter feeling Is
prevalent.
HEAVY SUITS BEGUN.
New YORK, Nov 20.-The herald's Val
paraiso special says: The Procurator Fiscal
yesterday filed suits against Senator Jose
Encina, late o member Of Bamaceda's Con-
gress. for the sum of S45, 600, 600, the amount
of notes issued by that body and which have
since been declared illegal by the new Gov
ernment of Chile. Similar suits have been
entered ALL the m of RaI m
ccda'S Congress.
The Government has granted concessions
to Sir John PeTder, a telegraph man, to
construct line from Valparaiso and SAN
tlago to the Chilean frontier, there to con-
meet with the projected new tranS-Andean
wires from Buenos Ayres. The work is 10
be competed in two years.
TRUMBULL's TALK.
Ricardo l.. Trumbull, who was one of the
representatives in this country Of the Con-
gressionalist party of Chile during the re-
cent war in that country, arrived here to-
day from Los Angeles. In speaking of the
statements Of Admiral Brown, published in
yesterday mornings papers, Trumbul said
that he considered the statements mislead-
ing, and reiterated his belief that the frs
news of the landing of the insurgents at
Quntero was brought to ValparaisD by tn c
San Francisco. After fatty contradictin z
the Admiral he modified his statement at
the end of the interview, however,
by saying that mo sensible person
can Tor moment believe that an
American Admiral wonld act as spy, but
after the close of the war an official COM
munication was found of Balmaceda's
which claimed that lie expected to receive
news Of the Insurgents movements from
neutral warship. Alter Admiral Browns
return from Quintero on unthinkng public
was led to believe that Bamaceda referred
to Admiral Brown" Trumbull said he
would return by the next vessel to VAL
paraiso. He expressed no fear that the re-
lations between the United States and
Chile would be seriously strained.