New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
POLICE STILL GUARD MR. EGAN'S HOUSE.
IN DANGER OF ATTACK BY SANTIAGO MOB
SENTENCES OF THE ASSAILANTS OF THE

BALTIMORE'S MEN INCREASED.


London, Feb. 5.-Thc correspondent Of The Times
Valparaiso that the police guard at the mousse
Of Mr.. EGan. the United states Minister mt Sah'a3o'
i, maintained by the C1n authorities with the view
Of preventing any attack az the Instance ot the Io'I'
element This fact, Se correspondent says threatens
to bring about reopenIng Of the difficulty Win 'hc
United states.
The CORE ,pondent further says that the ponce
Judge at Valparaiso has increased the severity Of the
sentence, imposed upoN the a>sailans OF the sailors
Of the United states steamer baltimore rms
was demanded by the ProcurliOr Inc PIlao"''S ,
may appeal from the extra sentences
In the absence Of Information from another source
IL would be dincut to pronounce in regard TO inc
accuracy of any facts advanced by "The London
Illness" correspondents at Valparaiso. II has herc'o
fore been fully proved that they could not be trusted
The first correspondent sent to Chil hy " Ihe mum
derer' on the opening Of the civil war there ""'
a Mr. Harvey who. having been bcfrlcnded In many
profitable and agreeable way by the DICTATOR bai-
maceda blndly sided with him. and became the merf
scrlhlcr Of La Moncia the Cilian White House hus
the stories cablcd over. written, by Mr. l"rNeN'
we're 80 obviously Of The cocland bun order tat he
Wa, replaced by Mr.. Thompson, then II correspondents
~ Sc The London Times" at Lisbon. lie did not have
occasion 10 write much about the pohlch Sulic'
which wa, cded soon after h- arrival in chin by
,bc victory OF the Constitutional Junta over the
Dictator Mr.. Thompson then turned Ms
attention to the foreign relations OF ChiH >
ana true Iriton, he imagined that the best way F"
helm maintain British commercial and political lnu
once in te nth american Republic was 10 represent
the Clian, n, the enemies OF the United States ana -
intensity my misunderstanding which might arse D'-
tween the two Republics. But to play TINS game sue
ccsSfuly requires certain degree Of ability and nom
Ing Of t., sort Is dlsccrnible In the latest dspa''"
from The Londot Timc,'s' corrs pondet.
Thus he reports that the police guard at tho mousse
Of the American Minister at santiago IS maintained by
Chiian authorities 10 prevent "any attack ut the IN
stance OF the rough clement Supposng that uh'
Information is correct, 1t not against commonSehSo
f., add that this fact threatens % rinS about reopen
ing OF the difficulty with the United States NO "oN-
eminent in the world can be sure that the roush
clement will not suddenly cause some trouble Inns
is especially true IN country wien. Hko Omh' lhS
inst emerged from dyil In which country the ie"
partlsaps Of the la'c Dictator might be anxious 10
create dlfcutc. with foreign nations. II President
jorge Montt ha, ordered police guard TO protest W.
Feans house against insult from the BiHho!'' ne mas
tLus furnished one proof OF the desire oi MS "o'
ernmcnt 70 remain on friendly terms with the United
.ot,,, Another evidence of this desire on the par'
Of all cla,~cs Ia Chill. j. found IN the mrt that ue
uonce luLce al Valparaiso has increased lc ''I
~ tn sentences alfetdy impO.ed upon the a'saaI Is
of th, Anne lean - lOr-. such undplblfd Pr'pN %,
th. GOOD viii of Chn toward The United states VIII
Cpi,prr,ct fle effect which English correspondents cA
meet from their prrei tent crCd.dnE-.