The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-03
An Intense Bitterness Against
Americans.
The Feeling Of Hatred Famed by For
eisneE.
TIE YCrktOWl'S Sailors Allowed Ashore.
Investigating The Murder Of the BaIti-
mOTe'S Nel-ShOt In the Back.
Special 10 TEE MORNING CALL

New YORK, Dec. 2.-The correspondent
of the Associated Press in letter from
Chile, under date OF October 2Sth, speaks of
the renewal of the agitation against Ameri
cans, and particularly Minister Egan.
Since the arrival of New York and other
papers, TO September 2Oth, the papers of
Santiago and Valparaiso have been
publishing American press comments.
The attack against Admiral Brown is
stil being kent up. and the papers
are making much of the dispatch from Ad-
miral Viel, the former Intendente of VAL
paraiso. TO Bamaoeda the day after the
landing of the troops at Quinteros. In it
Admiral Nel Informed Balmaceda that
Admiral Brown expressed belief that the
Congressional troops would not re-emSark.
At that time the Government forces
were inclined to believe that the landing
of the troops al Quinteros was merely
feint, and that they intended to re-embark
and effect another landing south of Valpa-
raiso. The object in publishing this dis
patch is to give the impression that Admiral
Brown gave information TO Viel in regard
ros, and expressed an opinion or suggestion
in regard TO the movements of the troops
there, which assisted Balmaceda in arrang-
ing his plans to resist attack
AMERICANS INDIGNANT.
American residents of Chile whose sympa-
thies were with the Congressional party
during the war express Indignation at the
conduct of the Provisional Government in rp-
gard to certain matters in which the Ameri-
can Government IS interested. and also
the hostile attitude of the pub
lie toward the United States Re-
ferring TO the Baltimore massacre the
correspondence says the attack was brutal
and cOwardly in the extreme, and it is be-
lieved that it was made merely because the
men were Americans. There is also good
reason to believe that the affair was pre-
meditated. The attack was made not only
by the sailors of the Chilean war-ships and
boatmen and other rough characters who
infest the low saloons along the water
front, bat also by the police OF Valparaiso
who made no effort to stop the disturbance,
but joined in the assault upon the American
sailors.
PROTECTING THE REFUGEES.
Up TO the date of the letter the corre-
spOndence between Minister Egan and the
Junta vas stlll going ia regarding the refu-
gees in the legation. The American and
Spanish legations are the only ones contain
ing refugees The Spanish Minister has
i've OF Balmaceda's supporters under his
protection, and has taken the same stand as
Egan, and during the controversy has acted
in harmony with MIN at all times.
BROTHERS. MURDER.
A sensation has been created by the pub
lication Of a notice by three brothers Of
Alduseate, the Minister of Foreign Reia-
tions, under Bdlmaceda, who surrendered
after the fall of Valparaiso, and who was
afterwaUd killed and his dead body left on
the roadside, mutilated in a horrible man.
ner. An explanation was made at the time
by those in whose charge he was tn at
be had been shot while attempting to es-
cape. His three brothers. who were active
members Of the Congressional party, now
announce that they have discovered beyond
a doubt that he was deliberately murdered
They demand an official invests CATION, aud
claim il will show their brothers death was
caused by order of persons now in authority
in the Provisional Government.
AMERICAN sEAMEN ASHORE.
Valparaiso advices to the Herald are as
follows: Commander Evans of the United
States cruiser YORKTOWN visited the Inten-
dente to-day in reference to the advisa bility
Of permitting the sailors of his vessel to
come ashore The Intendente assured Com.
mander Evans that he would insure the
safety OF American seamen, but advised that
they be not allowed TO land in large
numbers at time. At the examination of
the Baltimore men last night DR.. Still. the
American ships surgeon. stated that it was
his positive opinion that BOatSwai Mate
Riggin was SHOT with rifle bullet. The
Chilean surgeons have given an opposite
opinion. The Chilean police are armed
with rifles.
Captain Schley has furnished the Valpa-
Taiso Intendente with the names of the
keepers of the saloons who witnessed the at
tack on the Baltimore's men so these per-
IONS may be examined.