The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-03
AMERICANS IN Chilli
The Feeling Against Them
Continues Hostile.
THE BALTIMORE INCIDENT
The Investigation Proceeding - American
Sailors Guaranteed Protection in VAL
paraiso-Brazil Still Upheayed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Correspondence of the
Associated press by mail from Chilli under date
of October IS speaks of the renewal of the agi-
tation against Americans and particularly
Minister Egan. Since the arrival of New York
and other papers to September 90, the papers
of Santiago and Valparaiso have been publish
ing American press comments.
THE ATTACKS AGAINST ADMIRAL BROWN
are still being kept up and the papers are MAX
ing much of the dispatch from Admiral VIAL
former iutendente, TO Balmaceda, the day after
the landing Of the troops at Quintero. In it
Admiral Vial informs Balmaceda that
Admiral Brown expressed the belief
the Congressional troops would not
re-embark. at that time the government forces
We're inclined to believe the landing of the
troops at Quintero was merely feInt and that
they intended to re-embark and effect another
landing south OF VALPARAISO. The objest in pub
fishing this dispatch IS to give the impression
Admiral Brown gave information to Vial in re-
gard 10 what he has seen on his visit to Quin
teTo, and expressed an opinion or suggestion in
regard to tAe movements OF the troops there
which assisted Balmaceda in arranging his
plans to resist attack.
American residents of Chilli whose sympa-
thies were with the Congressional party during
the war express indignation at the conduct of
the provisional government in regard 10 certain
matters IL which the American government is
| Interested ana also the nOStile attitude OF the
public toward the United States. Referring to
THE BALTIMORE MASSACRE
! the correspondence says the attack was
brutal and cowardly il the extreme and il Is
believed IL was made merely because the men
were Americans. There is also good reason TO
believe the affair was premeditated The at
tack was made not only by sailors Of the Gillian
war ships and boatmen and other rough char
acters who infeSt low saloons along the water
front, but also by the police of Valparaiso. VINO
made no effort 10 stop the disturbance, but
Joined in the assault upon the American sailors.
| Up TO date Of the letter, the correspondence
between
MINISTER EGAN AND THE JUNTA
was still going on regarding the refugees in the
I legation the American and Spanish legations
being the only ones containing refugees. The
Spanish minister has five of Balmadeda's sup
porters under his protection and has taken the
same stand as Egan, and during the controversy
! acted IN harmony with him at all times
| a sensation has been created by the publica-
| ton of notice by three brothers of Alduseate,
minister of foreign relations under Balmaceda,
who surrendered after the fall of Valparaiso,
| ana who was afterwards killed and his dead
body left on the roadside. muuilated in
| a horrible manner. An explanation was
made at the time by those in
shot while attempting to escape. His three
brothers, who were active members of the Con-
gresslonal party, now announce they have dis
covered beyond doubt he was deliberately
murdered. They demand an official investiga.
ton and claim that it will show their brothers
death was caused by the order of persons now
II authority in the provisional government.