Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-03

Agitation against Americans Renewed
In the Press.

NKw YORK, Dec. g. Correspond.
cnce 20 the Associated Prcts 10y mail
from Chile, under date Of October 18th,
/ ppeakr Of renewal Of the agitation
against tho a americans, and particular.
| ly Minister Egan. Since the arrival Of
the New York and other papers 20
September Goth, the paron ofSaniingo
/ aud Valparaiso have been publishing
/ the American press comments. The
| attacks against Admiral Brown are
still being kept up, aud the papeE are
/ making much ot the Dispatch from
Admiral Vial, the former intendcnto
/ OF VALPARAISO, 20 BalmRcc,ln. the day
after tue landing oftroops at Quinierof.
| In 4, Admiral Vial Informed Balmhce-
ia that Admiral Brown Expressed the
belief that the Congressional troops
would not rc-umbnrk. At that
| time the government forces were
inclined " believe that the
landing " the troops ut Qnlntcfos was
merely n felnt, and that they intended
to rc.embark and effect another land
log south Of Valparaiso. The object In
publishing this dispatch II to give the
impression that Admiral Brown gave
Information 10 Vial In regard 10 what
he had seen on his visit 10 Quintcros
aud expressed an opinion or suggestion
In regard TO the movements Of the
troops there, which assisted Balmaceda
In arranging his plans 70 as TO resist
the attack.
American residents OF Chile whose
sympathits were with the COngres-
-ionAl party during the war express
Indignation ut the conduct OF the
Provincial Government In regard 10
certain matters In which the American
government "a Interested aud also the
hostile attitude Of the public toward
the United States.
Referring TO the baltimore massa.
Gro the correspondence says Ina, the
attack was brutal and cowardly In the
extreme, and u In believed that IL was
made merely because tho men wen,
Americans. There 10 also good reason
TO believe that the affair was prone d.
ltatsd.
The attack was made not only by
sailors OF the Chilean warshiIs and
boatmen and other rough characters
who infcst low saloons along the
waterfront, but also by the police Of
Valparaiso, who made no effort 10
stop tho disturbance, but Joined In the
assault upon the American sailors.
Up 10 the date Of tho letter thu cor.
rerpondence between Minister Egan
aud the Junta was still going on re-.
garding the refugees In the legation.
The American and spanish legations
are the only ONES containing refugees.
The Spanish minister has nve OF bal.
maceda's supporters under his protoc.
ton, and has taken tho same stand
M Egnn, and during tho controversy
he acted In harmony with him Mt all
times.
A sensation has been created by the
publication Of notice by three
brothers OF Alduscnte, minister OF
foreign relations under Balmaceda,
who surrendered after tbs fan Of Val.
paraiso, and who afterwards was Killed
aud his dead body wins left ON tho
roadside, mutilatod In a horrible man.
ner. The explanation was made by
those Ia whose charge he was that he
had been shot while attempting 10
escape. His three brothers, who were
active members of the Congressional
party, now announce that they have
discovered beyond doubt that he was
deliberately murdered. They demand
nm official investigation md claim that
II viii show that their brothers. death
was caused by order OF persons now
In authority In the provisional gov
eminent.