Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-30
The Outlook Grows Constantly More
Threatening at yalpa.
raise.
rHr ADMINISTRATION TREAT THE
MATTER DELIBERATELY.
Acliriiy IN the Navy ChileAn
Tradc.-What the English News.
papers Have to Say.
CniIr II I,soLESr.
The situation l. Urowipg More V.xs.
tious ttau Lssr.

tiou~ thau Lssr.
wAsniSuIvN. .g.--tt was nearly
noon before Ernua cablugram was
translated aui laid before the prr.i.
deut. An hour aitefwagd messengers
were dispatched - Secretary Blninr
AMI Secretary Tracy, requesting their
presence OF the White House. This
secretaries promptly responded 90 the
PfVsidents summons. Secretary Tracy
rinid an hour NJ the White House, and
returned 10 the navy department, hut
had not been there long when nc was
recalled. Naturally these movements
gave rise 10 all kinds OF more or less
wild speculation ~ 10 the nature Of
Egnn's dispatch and intentions OF tho
government. When Secretary Tracy
again emerged from the White House
hU refused 10 mike any statement
whatever respecting thUChiloan CORES.
poudeuCt, on the gfgunl that the de.
paftmuut Of State mad the matter In
charge.
-rcUsry Blaine appeared in good
spirits when be came out of tho
White House aud stepped Into hls car.
Rage to 20 home. He had nothing to
sny about Egsn's message, hut init.
mated that Wlen the proper timn had
elapsed the public would be informed VI
the fact.
soon after o'clock AL Official state.
ment VI the contents of Minister l9gan's
dispatch was made public. 10 read rs
/ illiOWs.
"rhc department OF State received u
telegram this morning from Minister
| Egnn, dated Santiago, october 18Th, Ia
/ which he givcs the following NJ tho
/ reply OF tire Chilean government 10 the
/ Pfcsidcnts telegram Of October .3fG,
asking ruparutiun Tor the recent mut-
der Of a mericnn sailors Ia the streets
] VI valparaiso. The minister VI foreign
ailAir, replies thst the government Of
! the United states fouuulat.s demands
and advances threats that, without he.
/ Ing cast back With acrimOny, are n0tIc.
crptahlc, nor could they he accepted IN
| the present east, or Ia any other OF III .
| nature. He does not doubt tho sin-
ccfity, rcctltudo OF cxpoftness Of tho
| Investigation on board the "Bslti-
more" but will recognize only the
Jurisdiction aud authority Of his own
country 10 Judge and punish the guilty
In Chilean territory. lie says that tho
administrative aud judicial authorities
had been investigating N. affair; that
I NhNfA AlAAAtah law NuhAtAAl lnNtrklkA-
ton u secret, aud the time IL not yet
arrived 20 make the results known;
when that time Jo,a arrive, he win
communicate the result, although hc
does not recognise any other authority
as competent 10 Judge criminal cnse.
than that established ~ the Chilean
| pcoplc. Until tho time arrives 10 dis
rlOfr the result ~ tho investigation, ho
cannot admit that the Disorders In VAL
paralso Or the silence u his department
should appear n an expression VI un-
irlrndliucff toward the government OF
tho United states, which might put Ia
peril tho friendly relations between tho
two cuuutfirs.'"
W 10 the hour when the above state.
mrIt was made public, no reply had
been made b ". What viii be tho
nature OF Secretary BlRine's reply u
altogether n matter oi conjecture. rh,
most plausible theory advanced Ia that
The suggestions cautiously anu dipl0-
maticslly conveyed In Acting Secru.
hty NhArton's dispatch, that this
Government hsd no doubt that an in-
vestigAiion would be made ana repsra-
ulu afforded, viii now be renewed In
thu share ola stern aud formal demand
Tor some immedi ate assurance Of proper
action on the part % tho Junta, and u
these are not forthcoming, Minister
ltgAn viii take passage on tho "Bglti.
mOrtn i0r the United States, thus
covering the diplomatic relations be-
tween tho United states AMI Chile.