Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-31
EGAN TO Be RECALLED.
At the InstigatiOn of the Chill
ian Minister.
Chilli MUST MAKE PREPARATION.
Rumors of War, The ChiIian Affair,
Town Burnt Down, Hanged,
News Boy Killed, Sensational
Murder, State and Foreign News,
etc., etc.
EaAN TO BE RECALLED.


NEW York, Oct. 3l.-The Post
says a gentleman of this city who
vas informed yesterday of the d.
mand of Chill for the recall Of
Minister Egan, says be received to
day an authoritative dispatch from
Washington announcing that Blaine
promised Senior Montt that the
Uuited States legation would be
put in charge of its secretary OIL
next Monday.
WANT EGAN RECALLED.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The Posi-
stat IS, on the au hority of gentle
man in this city who is in the conf
dence of the Chilian government,
that Chill instructed Senor Mont
some time ago TO demand the recall
Of Minister E gan as persona nor
grata to the present authorities. Ii
also states that the demand was
shelved 20 await the arrival of Senol
Months credentials as Gillian min
lister to this country. These arrived
few days ago, and the demand Wa
then repe tied, but the state depart
ment has taken no action yet.
MUST MAKE PREPARATION.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-A specia
dispatch from Washington, to th'
Commercial Advertiser says:
as ,retary Blaine last night in
formed Senior Montt, the Chiliai
representative at Washington, that
this government would insist upon
reparation for the Insults OF Chill
and that we are prepared to exercise
force, If nece. sary, to secure it,"
RUMoRs OF WAR.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-A Wash
ington special says; The talk about
the available We els and the posi-
bility of a embling Il sufficient
fleet in Valparaiso to compel Chilian
RESP ect is animated among the naval
men, and officers are beginning t.
think of active duty. Admiral
Gherardi unofficially suggested to
the navy department that he be
ordered TO sail for Valparaiso at
once with the Philadelphia and
Concord. 1t seems probable his
suggestion will be acted upon, though
no orders are yet issued. The pres
ence of the United States fleet
would probably bring to Valparaiso
a large fleet of We, sells of the British
navy. British interests in Chill are
large, and it is assumed that any
demonstration by the United States
would be watched with concern by
the British fleet, and that if a
determination = shell the city was
reached by this government, the
lives and property Of Great Britain
would have to be considered. The
suggestion of British Intervention is
not likely, however, to deter us
from following course that will
compel respect for our flag, aud an
expression of regret for taking the
lives of men wearing the uniform of
the United States.
THE GILLIAN AFFAIR.
SANTIAGO, Oct. 3l.-It is gener
ally admitted here that the situation
of affairs in regard to the dispute
between the United States and
Chill is not improved. In lfact the
anti-Americi IN feeling is growing in
bitterness,and all American officials
in Chilli are apprehensive that fur
ther trouble is brewing. The exact
nature of the trouble they are un-
able to define, but they see little
prospect of an amicable settlement.
The Valparaiso incident will soon
be reached, and signs of increasing
popular apimosity against the
United States give ground for appre-
hension and indignation. United
States Minister Egan, Capt Schley,
of the Baltimore, and Consul Me
Creery were in close consultation
throughout the day yesterday, bnt
1t is not possible to obtain any def
Mite statement from them for publ
cation.
Although it is not possible tC
obtain a statement of the result o