Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-14

VALPARAISO. Sept. 12-The police author
tiles are still prosecuting vigorous
seach throughout Santiago for the
fugitive eX-PrcSident Balmaccda 1t is
now the general belief that he
Is in hiding in some of the inconsistencies.
Several of these institutions have already
been visited by the police. but 50 far no
trace Of Balmaceda has been discovered.
In spite of this fact rumors gain ground
that he has found protection under clerical
wings.
There is no truth whatever in the report
about the Indian uprising. The story cvi-
, IDENTIFY had its origin in the pillaging of Cor
Onel by miners. OF this outbreak | notified
you by cable at the time.
The German minister TO Chilli has made 4
public denial here of my cable 10 the Her
aid in which told how ne had ordered the
admiral of the German warship Leipzig to
surrender political refugees but the admiral
had declined to do so, calling on
the German emperor for approval
of his action and how the emperor had
cabled back sustaining the admiralty ! re
affirm the truth of my statement and Chal-
leGge proof 10 the contrary. The German
minister by the way might try to explain
another extraordinary proceeding on his
part while he Is about it. His recent conduct
Ill permitting the removal of Bdllnaceda' 5
Minister Of War Nelasquez from the Ger
man legation 20 prison Is generally con-
dcmned, and has provoked much adverse
criticism. Even the warluest partisan of
the juuta's cause, President Jorge Mont
himself, upon learning the particulars of
the strange case. ordered that Senior VcaS-
qUcZ should be returned to the legation, and
declared that his removal and Imprisonment.
We're a violation OF the sanctity of the lega-
ton. Senior Months magnanimOuS conduct
is in marked contrast TO the action of the
German minister.
The British warship. NIclpomcne has
been ordered te China and the Champion To
ESquimalt, 4 sea port of British Columbia.
on Vancouver island. The Champion on
its way north will call at Coquimbo 10 take
on board Col. CarVallO and Inteudeuie
Sanchez, two of Bllmaceda'S officials aud
will land them at CaIlaO.
Senior Ordnez. the Spanish minister to
this country, has rendered the thanks of
himself. his country and the Spanish resi-
dents of Chill to Admiral Brown of the
United States flagship San Fran
cisco for his efforts for the pro
lection of the ministers and his
countrymen during the recent trouble
Foreign ministers are much chagrincd at
the promptitude displayed by the American
minister earring Il point in behalf of the
United States in recognizing the iunta's
authority ahead of any other nation
Leading Santiago newspapers highly
compliment the Herald upon its enterprise
i'll giving the outside world the only reliable
news about the Gillian war.
Two severe earthquakes occurred this
morning. The first was experienced at
40 u. III. and created a general alarm 1t
was of few seconds duration. Before the
people had recovered from their fright 4
second shock took place at 40 4. m 1t
was feared that they We're only the fore
runners of more serious shocks but happily
none other occurred, There was no dam
age done to property and no one was hurt
am Informed on reliable authority that
all oil the men known to have been
active supporters of Balmaceda as
well as those who were guilty
of pecuiation vii! lose their property by
confscation. The supreme court has al
ready organized and all of these cases will
be submitted 10 it.
The family Of Senior Augustin Edwards,
who has accepted the Office of minister of
war in the cabinet of the provisional gov
eminent, arrived here to-day and were ac-
corded great reception.