Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-29

:, OF the poiitr nt,h CI,Iiian soldiers AnG
Il sailors were Themselves guilt; of un.
u provoked n'snults upnu 4nllnr~ befort
- and Aft tht'r arrest. He 1.-THE prt>i.
"a d"nt) thinks The rrtpondt r4nr+ ~ the
r tvldrirt> rHd 1he inherent {r>,uubiIl~
- IT," t. :d I" tie cou:lu-'ou that Kxsln
! Var Killed t'v l.'|t"~ cr -r'nitr>.
= / ~:Ti,'rl-~'rnaS IT, (ttte I'te-itsent i.,
Therefore, c:'lstj :t*1t+ti ~ tr.nK t'1e ca<e
/ LUCK E'.tt4~ 'o&1fI II tnk~n IN The tt,te
o. Al AVt4.f*Vt1< 't f)*l;ts er ~ l lust,
Ht*d t.. o-& l''r fl tuital.,t atis,ls gy ,ntl
III: Till: y s':t At&t1tIhtr Eey,araEjt,u l. r. H. (.
1N|nr'* u1;'t' iii. Ereffl,fil@t,t. ::*'
j.: *lu he. *Asse l',;e tIlr nt:.ut;un #
tAr - tl}sn Hnvt rn',i*',t wa called 10
! tf,+ offensive tllAtutter 1T the ntte uti-
dtt'A by Malta, tx u,,hjsttr tn tt.
cApf'"I, III TIE 1l4h: 1tst: This dis
pAtt! wa= not ntilrta.Iy communicated
tn Il government. bu, n. Mont was
directed 10 traits ~ it, und Hfve II to
ill., F:'3+ hf Ibis country. l. secured to
n'+ It could hot 1;4s- without official
nr;ic~. /; Wa not only utd tlou1atlc.
tut prt>~ly Insulting to nur navAl off,
GERS hnh t" th+ tx t'utlve Department.,
IT, 1t directly imputed untrutn aud in-
+lucerNy to the r'lnr&+ If the naval
differs ami to the Official cnmmunica-
tion* na0e ty the *. cutiv. departs
! ment to Crnkress
1t will te observed I have notified
the Chlllan govern nent tina. uul-.s
this nute WHY ut Unce withdrawn and
a<t apology H. public tn the otfense
! made, / will terminate diplomatic re-
latnus. A request for The recall OF
peistna grata Was unaccotnpani+u by
auy suggestion that could properly he
u%-d IN tuI port Of i. aud infer the
rt4ue-t MAS laxtd ufr'n official uct- of
Egau, which received lhe approval Of
this governments; but huwe<er that
may bc could not con.ent to consider
suc'' question until it had been SET
tied W ether our c,rresT oudeDce with
Chi! c'utd h~ conducted upon hA.is
ut tuutual respect.
LII submitting these papers ia Con-
krt>s t.r ihat grave Aitt patrlptic c4>u~
i t!+rnti"n which lie .Iu+~tl"r> iIvol,~
td r.nts1 1 nn If shv ~ iE1on he
urfE:,. .!~ ',.a " If Gull ty til. go,-
"rtnr1' st*ut i,< adhere Il to and eh~
ttt;c,'j. Il &h~ n,gntsy ar we'll ~ the
p'r>lItr y! Iilt Ut,ittu Sut4 nre MI TO
bc y h I!y ~>crltiret VIZ nllls: protect
t:Itt-r Wt,u ih toit1kn PORTS display the
Il Il: and wtnr The { lnr> If This 9uv>
.rnn,r"t axain>t insult, brutality aud
ttvAjh. 'n1ls:seh in resentment Of auts
nf their government, and not for any
tnult Ut their own. 1t hrs heen my
desire Ill every WAY ~ *culivate
vi tlir governments tf this t,eml%~
pllrrt. We ~ MT cove: tlleir territory;
VIZ dr>ltt their p~nc- Aud prosperity:
VIZ look fir nn advantage j., nur rela~
tlo''@ with THETA, except he increase
0: thr exchanges IT commerce upon n
h,-I- ui mutual htnttit, W. tegret
every civ'l contest 'tat disturb. their
pe,"* ntd rarulyze~ tntlr development.
mud We Hre always ready 'ngtve our
gou.t otiltt f,r t: e re>lsr,tion ot their
peace.
It Il u-t. hover, be understood hist
this government, while exercising the
utmost forbtaFance toward weaker
powers, will extend its strong and ade~
4uate prott ction 10 itz citizens, ita
officers and ita humb;est sailors when
made thu Victims Of wantonness and
cruelty in resentment, not to> their
personal misconduct, but of official
uc,a of th"tr government.
Urnn information t,eing # tctived
thut Pa rick Shields, an Ir'shmAn.a and
prntapiy British subject. but ut tue
time fireman Oh the American
steamer keweenA~, III tue h+rbor OF
Val iFaraiso for repairs. had b~en slb~
| itctt II TO personal trjurit 10 TINT CITY,
! largely by police, I directed tt~ a:t"r~
ney GENERAL to cause the evidente OF
| the officers aud crew OF that vessel to
| be taken upon Its arrival at San Fran~
| e SEQ, ana this testimony In alsn here-
with transmitted. The trQta1ity and
sa>agery f the trt tnt Mt of thi4 poor
nIAn ty the Chi|ian police would be
| in:1epihIe II the testimony OF Shields
| was not supported by other direct evil
| dem e,and by the distressing condition
of The mnn himself wheu he WAS
finally ahir to rtAch the veastl. Thu
captain Of the w stl >Ays: "He cBm4
| ba k n wrck, black from hi4 neck 70
his h'pS iron, beating, weak and stu
| pid and still in II kind If phratyzed
condition, and h q never been able to
| do his du.y siuce.' 4 e]ai.u for repair
ntnl will he made III behalf of this
I'D III, for while he WIS not II cit,zen Of
tht Urite;t States, The drctr'ue 80 long
held by us. as expressed in our consu-
lar regulations, IL the principle matD-
t*ined by This government in regard 10
protection rs distinguish Il from the
relief Of stamen, aud ia we'll settled.
It III held that the circumstance that