Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-04
They Refuse TO Grant any Guarantees
OF safety 10 their Political
Opponents.
suasrnprHlne THE SHIPS TO the
vicToRS.
The Congrcsslonaliis 10 he Recognized
--Dalmaceda Goes 10 san
frauclscn.
No stcrry. -surrendering the SHIPS
naimac-dh'. Whereabouts.

Valparaiso epesial says. In accordance
win Instructions | have investigated
The rrport that the late President Bal.
maceda had been killed by one Of the
men VINO arc crossing this mountains
With him. No such report las been
received here, ~ .nr NJ ! can ascertain.
The steamer "Arvquipa' arrived ut
VALPARAISO from lquiquc last evening
with SenOfH silva, vice president Of the
senate. Senior lRaon Bnros LacO, speak.
er NJ the house Of representatives, who
with senOr Jorge Mont comprise the
Juntn de Gubiern0, senior ErraEuriz,
pfovialonal minister Of foreign attain.
aud other prominent Congregational
leplefs, on board. They were received
In style With great enthusiasm. The
pritlah wnr ship "ChnmpiOnn dressed
shin and uianucd arms n the "Aruqul-
taj entered tho bay. The national "a.
lutte was fired from the forts, anu nj
their landing the officers were greeted
with music, figcwOfkE and parade.
The question VI the disposition of the
refugees has been definitely settled,
anu tomorrow tho United States
steamer Baltimore" and the German
mnn.of.war will leave for Peru with
an the refugees on board. A confer
rnrr was held on Admiral Browns
flagship, the "San Francis o." last
night, and the question NJ TO who
should and who should not receive
guarantees was discussed. The Ger.
man and American admirals worked
through their respective Ministers nj
santiago, aud were Informed by them
that the Junta would under no clrcum.
stances give any guarantees as 10 the
recent pfrsldent-oloct Claudio Nicuna,
fanur BaurAdOs, Oscar Wei, Godoy,
lufel, Mont. Captain Fucntes, Senior
sala or Colonel PaulOla. The cases Of
olheu were kept under advlsement
until thi. morning, when the admiral-
were Informed that no guarantees
would be given Mt nil.
II was then decided 10 send the two
men.of.war with the refugees TO the
North. Thu American and German
wauhlps are closely watched day and
night by Ia, authorities, and this may
have given rise 10 the talk In foreign
circles that an effort would be made TO
prevent the sailing Of tn. baltimore"
and the German shiI@, and 10 take the
refugees away from them by force.
There 81 really no reason, a. far ns
eau learn, 10 believe that any such
step Ia In contemplation.
All the newspaper supporters Of the
late government are marked mon, and
will have 10 leave the country n thcy
eau. Til, In particularly the case In
regard 10 Major Hcrrcrn, who was In.
tendento Webs paymaster aud editor
" the RoietoH, anu Senior LOwonstein.
They will probably lie shot In short
order II they are found. Seniors silva
and Lucn OF the Iuntl, and other Con.
gressional leaders, left Tor Santiago this
morning.
TlrE slIps GIvES VI.
NEW YORK, Sept. g. The Herald
has these dispatches from Csllao,
Peru; The torpedo beat "Almirnnto
Condrll" and the armed transport
"impurlalc," the last armed forces
loyal 10 the late President Balmacoda
of Chile, formally surrendered 10 tho
Chilean Minister hero today, and word
was Immediately sent to the Junta de
Gobltrno nj Santiago that the two ves.
ecls were at their disposal. Tho
"Condoll," under command Of
Captain MOrago, sailed from
valparaiso as n convoy 10 the
"lmpcrlale" August 2ilh, two days
after the landing OF the Congressional
army at Qulntero bay. The mission OF
lhu two ships was to transport troops
iIOm Coquimbo 10 TalcnhuAno. On
arrival NJ Coqulmbo they received tho
news that Balmnceda had been de-
ieatcd at the hands OF the COngresslOn.
alia.H at Concon, and Captain MOrago
decided TO abandon the transportation
Of troops aud proceeded to Gallon, a
neutral pDft where orders could bs re-
ceived from the government IN to what
course IN pursue. The "COndclpr aud
"lmperiale" steamed into the harbor
THIS morning anu for the flrst time
heard Of the defeat Of the Balmacedists
nj Valparaiso, the fight Of Balnacoda,
We TALL OF Santiago aud the complete
tluuphs VI the Junta. Captain
Mohgo has been particularly active
lhall operations Mt STA against the revo-
m.lonlsis, and felt II would hardly be
tAie for him 10 return tO Chile. After
consultation with the Chilean minister
ne decided 10 formally hand'ovor tho
TWO ships 10 that Official as the repro.
sentative OF the nation. Tho transfer
was made today aud the minister
olblod the Junta for instructions NJ 10
""HF HHuhlu W. upHt WIN tilo Ftnhtlas
Will RECOGNIZE TIm JUETA.
WAsuNuToE, Sept. .. - Admiral
bTown's cablegram was communicated
o Immediately to Wharton, acting secre.
tary Of State.
While Admiral Brown IL not dlplo.
matte representative Of the govern
ment, his statement Of tho facts IL
laRen Ia addition to thosn before the
department OF State TO the effect that
balmhceda's government Ia thing VI
lhe pHsl, and new regime he been
established. The requirements Of
diplomatic practice have been 10 far
met That 1t h probable the State de-
paHinent VIII now proceed 10 take
pnloial c0gniznncs Of the stat. Of nj
lhlrs IN Chile, as modified by Balma.
oeua' q resignation AMI the victory OF
Tue Congressional party. Cablegrams
nave been sent to Minister Egan, and
mere IL reason TO believe that when he
~ saillei that government, even
ih1uHh II be temporary In form, has
bttn securely established In Chile he
wiz Immediately open official inter
VouIse with that government. This
step, 1t is said at the department, II
Equivalent to accroditlng the minister
W now government, and, III soon M