Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-24
Is RumOred that She is net
Likely to Live Until Morn
ing
THE GILLIAN OUTRAGES.
The ChiIian Question, Chance for
War, To Much Wine, They Blew
out the Gas, Alliance Scheme,
The SearIes viii Case, Foreign
and State News,
onEEN v1croRIA IS III.

NEW York, Oct. 2l.-It is ru
mored here that Queen Victoria Is
i'll and cannot live through th'
night.
THE RUMoR DENIED.
LONDON, Oct. PA dispatch
from Balmoral where the queen Is
now sojourning says: The queen
walked out yesterday morning and
in the afternoon took her usual
drive. The health Of her msjesiy l.
nerf,ct As far as-is known here.
THE GILLIAN OUTRAGE
WASHINGTON, Oct. ga -Secre,ar.S
Tracy said this morning that further
study Of the cipher dispatch ~
ce,ved nom Capt. Sshley Of tn,
BALTIMORE on TnunSiay in regard L.
the recent assault on America
sailors at Va'psrAisA showed In ad
dition to killing Of one mSn and
seriously wounding six Others, that
thirty-five other American SeSman
were arres,e and detained by Chill
ian suthOrieties st the same tinsc
and they were afterwards examines
aud dismissed, there being no prnot
they had been guilty of any mis-
behavior. IL a'sb appears that now
up 10 date the Chilian authorieiiss
have taken no steps to arrest and
punish the Chilians responsible for
the affair. An official thoroughly
familiar with all the facts in posses
sion of the goversmen; in regard tn
the Valparaiso affair pointed out
this morning that it was altogether
different in its material features
from the Italian affairs at New
Orleans, the men attacked were IN
the uniform of the United States
government and were attacked
simply because they were Ameri'
cans. Secretary Tracy had an inter
view with the President this morn
ing in regard to the matter but re
fuses positively to say what plan of
action has been agreed upon. 1t is
known that the administration re
CARDS the situation as most serious.
While no other vessel has been
ordered to proceed to Chilli to en-
force the demand for reparation
that will probably be made, it Is
likely the naval force in Chilian
waters will be speedily reinforced
unless this government receives
proper assurance from the Chilian
government that proper justice will
be meted out to offenders. Minister
Ega n has been advised of the views
sn'f'' &c II TITAN QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. 2I.-
Ibe Herald's correspondent SAYS he
is Informed on the highest authority
that the government would take
strong and aggressive position on
Ihe Chilian question. President
Harrison was said to be the most
'ut-spoken advocate Of this course.
Il was in a tone of exceeding bitter. ;
hess that he referred to Chiliis con-
lnned hostility Ia the United States
de said the time had come when We
must teach the Gillian people that
'ur patience in dealing with them
exhausted. He inslaneed their
reaIment Of Minister Egan. The
onferenee lasted from $50 lin &
clock. 1t was decided that our
ational honor demanded that we ,
hould act promptly and with cor :
spending firmness. At the close Of
ne conference a cable dispatch was ,
mt to Minister EgSn at Santiago. /
istruc,ing him To communicate To :
he Chiilan provision at government ,
he indignation Of the government
the assault upon the sailor Of the a
altimore. 1t further Instructed a
m 10 demand !
tlrst-An indemnity In money. o
oe paid To the families of the sail =
: Killed and To the families of such
tue wounded as may die. Is
arrest and Dnnish- b
ent OF the participants in the as n
Ihird-Suitable apology to the q
nited States.
The tone of the dispatch indicates
At she administration will brook b.
delay In securing a settlement. "a
llli must do what she is asked 10 al
: and do it speedily. The situs. \
u Is regarded as Que of extreme NJ
,vity. -
CHANCE FOR WAR. lal
Oct. 24-Tn,arast IN