The sun., 1891-01-16
THE REVOLUTION IN CHILL.
-o Nrr.oF.WAB JOIN THE REVOLT
.SD WILL BLOCKADE IQUTQUE

svO MEN-OF-Wdh 1VIN KIN h",O'
1sD WILL BLOCKADE IQUI0Uh
=. s,,,oseA the Purpose 10 20 Deprive
Goyerrmens or It's Revenue nom
M's-steeJThe Protests OF the Consuis.
,~, Peru, Jan. 1H via Galveston The
o.n,.n ,ronclad Almirante Cochrane has seized
..,.o ,et. by the steamer Santiago at
49,. The Cochran's commander has given
ia.,s .,.. .hs. he will blockade 1aulaue on tho
~ ,,s, The Peruvian Govern nment has re-
1O.- O,..d a tlegram from its Consul at 1Quiaue
.,ss con that the various Consuls are going to
ss,,..t against the threatened blockade.
pYavnos Jan. ia despatch received here
..a", yslparsiso this forenoon said that the
nhnan men. of war had given notice that they
Sauld beein a blockade OF the port Of 1aulaue
sn ian. 20. Tho importation of provisions Into
Y,uioue has already been stopped. Additional
assn.,ches this afternoon say that the rebels
hsys declared the ports OF Chilli blockaded In
ardsr to interrupt tho nitrate trade.
private cable dispatches received from
,ouinue contain the information that the
h,ock sle extends to Coauimbo. The Chilian
vsrshlps Almirante Cochrans and MaGell are
engaged In the work of operating the blockade.
fbs Almlrants Cochrane has seized portion
a, the cargo Of the steamer Santiago. All the
telegraph Wlfvs W 'he hoi'A e' 'S'PSS
have been cut
Iouioue is q large seaport town near the
northern e1treT,s Tarsna al oaa ana % IA he SSirpinx
FyIn Fr"m witch tie Government dsriyesa q large
~ oonns ted with Iauiuue by railroad.
When the cablcgrsm. announcing the block.
ode became generally known yesterday II sent
S, SSSs s0SS Sne 'sSt Sscry tSr sfS sas
SIIisn isSen neet % that hat are reported to have gone
into the revolution against the Goverment had
HSen possession OF the barhor to cut Of the
STANDARDIZATION SSnIiii with Chill has been resumed,
but sIl cipher dispatches and cableerams CON
tainlpR political news have been @ detainfd W
trouble In Chilli was Of a moro serious nature
ttsu the South American merchants in this
az supposed whom the revolution was nr't an
msut has received no further news from Min
G fsa s1sSS sSs hs e Sna
ceived no Information eince the disturbances
sxesp. that which annSuIssi SO that the
ai fssorted Cd to- to BY some Of t6s Officers tsle-
I'M SiSs Ssa @ aySrsa sTsas ssnbDs b.F
IL he had received no speh news and he construed
hit Ds
70 lnuilue TO solicit support and sympethy
irom the citizens there, that these solisitatiops
t shst the fntendent Of tho city refused 70 recoe.
nj oaps the ssSs 3 IL Is ese,nx 81 liz f a: so ri h
country acquired from Peru in the recent
var between those two countries. and It is an
present. PRESENT do7ernmsnt and are not in sympathy
With ths nsnfsenss 19Saps sb !; ths ssSond
@ S Its Tss .pd
ImsricsS capital Is invested there, and the
ElHlster z Of oninion that the blockade will be
aad standing IN CLOSE relations with that Gov.
:Ss s;Sss y IL si ssd: d tho legation h'F' was
RF:sIdsas BsIm.sssash geo p term n Of , ot1se *.
ana On spt sner q hs
PsossSssiye patriotic n..,aa snd ,h.n hhGno.S ora;
reform measures Introduced during the
llst ten, years have been carried into
dent Santa Maria Or during his 9Mn term as
pre%iient. AZ to the present political situa-
s1s sn the hs o.r Pe 1oa
servative faction. which recently has added to
It's members lew disc9ntented Liberals. This
cailed oIercals it has urged Balma-
eeda during tho last months OF his term
to advocate Ion Augustin Edwards. who 70
considered to be man without merit and uni
xersaily unpopular: He inherited several mil
lions OF d.llars. and naturally has attracted to
his cause many insnoere and disrsputable fol-
lowers understand that he has secured con-
opposition journals. which a,e bitter in
their attacks on the dovernment IN
der the form Of government the Presi-
dent Ia elected Ivy delegates, who are In their
turn elected BY the peopls. DslmRceda
pas refused to recognize delegates who have
been elected prior to the Convention which. Is
policy Balmaceda Is following out the pro-
tlsioNs ot law passed BY Congress last
Rythe opposition. and now that 1t finds itself
defeated t harshly-and. l think unjustly-
etticises the President
One of the sey.rest regulations that. is
enforced In the Chil!an army and navy 10 that
which absolutely prohibits The officers Of those
w. ssIyi,es 20 Rarticlpate IN political affairs.
lation. and consequently have been cour,
martinlled and dismissed from the service.
navS recently learned BY. private despatches
knat the opposition. headed by Senior Edwards
na1 encouraRed the discomfort OF these Officers
sna brought about the revolt Of three or fouI
worry severely"