Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-23

The State Department has received no OIL
cial intimation as yet that the report Of the
Chilean minister Of crimes upon the Valparaiso
riot has been submitted to his government
II was printed in q few papers this morning,
cabled from Valparaiso, that such q report had
been made and what purported to be q synop-
sis Of 1t was given. At the department
1t was stated that IL would not be
reasonable to expect Q notification at
once, a. the formalities Of transmitting the
document presuming it to exist, through the
proper diplomatic channels will necessarily
occupy week at the very least and probably
three weeks It would take q week in case Il
were ultimately cabled, az some days would no
doubt be consumed in its preparation in the
Chilean foreign office.
NOT ExPrcrKp TO BE cAsIxp.
1t IL not expected that il will be cabled when
1t il submitted, as it will no doubt be rather
long affair and its Transmission would be very
expensive. There is no established precedent
LOT the delivery OF such missive in case Of an
investigation BY one power Of an alleged insult
to another.
In some cases the foreign minister here ID the
medium OF communication and in others our
minister abroad Is given the document and it
u ne VINO forwards it. In the present case it il
thought most likely that Minister Montt will
In case the report of the completion and
submission Of the report be true there will
probably be no more than a month longer de-
lay at most, making allowances for all forms.
AN ALLEGED SUMMARY.
The summary cabled from Valparaiso 10 -
follows: There are 800 pages of il. 1t goes on
to say the Baltimore's men who were arrested
stated that q citizen and other parties assaulted
them. There was not the slightest evidence Of
~ In Asvx<v L.
The seama1 Sa,-a.. .hee,ans 80 Poee
that policemen stshhad ~, 0u' ""' NV 'u' .
An OF the Balt;mors's ..,In-. ,r;.h .,. ,,
tion nj Mann ,.ha o.,s WIN 'ue eAceP-
fectIy sober, acknowledged that thew had been
drinking. Thirty American sailors were ar
rested IN the hrst instance. The court of in
sverrateJ in r wsns ~. evidence tns' was
cause Can't Scblev ~ the Ra i,;,nore s,atai .Ss,
Minister Fpan worlS r-oonra L.. S.';e snss
TO the affrsv o''e' "''"e''e'
The Judge said the inonirv !. NON con.Iuaaa
without these nrom;.ed w;.,....a h.,.;..N 49,.
produced. Fanr oS the aconssd Us oe sra
held. Gomez. one NJ the Sonr s.tnowiaa,as
stabbino Cooibeavar Tnr,hs,m 81 . ".eus.s
the bacs Tnrnhrn ,aoa;.I 'n.S re- .ines ~
wounds in his bacE two of which ,ana,.s.e5
his lungs and cansed hrs daa.h
.' Ne"n
oo,o. 49,.
.tabbed Tr-,h,,n -. .A.' n'
inc soma fr;and 80 81 -, A T was uu'.nu,
knocked aoxn sh,r,a. ~. 100
prisoners. denies ali na,,c;nat;o,, j. ts aoaf
sault, but the evidence of other witnassas ,a.
to the effect that he engaged in il
Rodriguez. the third ecknowledoas that h.
struck Boatswain's Mate Charles R,Ss;n ha'
cause RiRgin assaulted one of the sa;i6ns ., th.
torpedo boat AImirante Cocbrsne R;aa;n
after being stabbed Was left 70 Al. il ,hs
street. Petty Offscer Jobnson i;ftoa nc, n h.S
arms to carry him IN q neisShor;na AN, :. na'
AT that moment IL il alleesd bv th.e Rattsso.a.s
men. the Chilean noI;ca rsma nm ne trad y. BE-;
Gin over Johnson,s shonlder srd ft;iisS h;r, 's
49,, - 49, Manu.
1oh ooNl EVIDENCE.
Cortez, the fourth prisoner, who is Santa
Cruz negro, claims he was not mixed in the
riot The Judge says there ia stronu donb, .s
to Cortez's completely in the affair. One Of the
witnesses testified that he saw three policemen
nolaing Rlggin when he was shot
go as Saios' a.. ssopies we're tne same as they
SGhs av;Saraa VIC &c .b i aver the assault
v;tnesssS ;s 80, a,a:s; AeepeIs anu 0tner
imnortant no;n;s ~ .ha A"e'e Are sA sne
After The fscoI ha. NC sa, epol A.,
a w. .e. .ne Iseh. mas reviewed the tesumony
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