The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-26

BY the correspondence y that Of the at
tack upon the sailors Of the Baltimore IN
the streets Of Valparaiso on October IS
last
We have now received nom the Chill
can government an abstract OF the con-
cinsions o. the nsc1 general upon the
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the coiiliorh anu co,aVenlelce q the on
ceIs anu nieia 81 suctl Vessels.
i Captain Sghley's Testimony.
i Captain Schley testifies that when his
vessel returned to VALPARAISO on Sept.
Ia. the city officers, as Is customary,
Iextended the Inequalities of the city To-
his officers and crew.
AZ Is NOT claimed tnas every personal
co y, Isl " injury "a which saliok ~
oilcer % sucn navSl scssei Visltlng Ine
snoie may De involved raises an inter-
nanon4 question.
out lam clearly ~ tne OPINION tnAt
where sucn sailors 0r oincers are a.,
sauited py 2 resloent populace, anmateo
Dy nostihLy 20 the government whose
UNIFORM these sailors ana omcers Wear,
and "a resentment q acts done by tnelr
government, not ~ tnem. their nation
must take nouce q the event a. one IN,
yoIving an niraculon OF its rlgnts ana
ulgnlty
Inc oncers anu sailors q Ine baitl-
more were ~ tne narDor OF valparaiso
under the orders OF their government
MOI py tneir own cnolce.
Iney. Were upon the snore Dy the I'D.
pnea mviIa1l s4n 81 tne government q
Cniie, ana WIZ bne approval q tneiI
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fro,,, that "a .ons,,i that NJ 80. 80, 4
mora rermanent az that ~ holds the
aTnress ;nv;taf;nr ~ tba ,o.al scxs 1-,s
ment Is ;nstffr h;a lonyar ras;dance
M. dos * affret tha n,,ass1tion that IN
injury WIS the nj "a I mnh
c.. ~ go $500
- 80 ns
The president then reviews the inca
dents of the affair, asserting that TN
sailors who were attacked were sober
and We'll DehnNed, which was ver1fied slss
the Sisters o. Charity at the hospital
whence they were taken. He proceeds:
The testim6hy Of Talbot, an apprgn.
rce VINO was with Riggin, y that the
outbreak IA Mh1ch they were involved
began BY = Chilean sailor splitting in the
race OF Talbot. which was resented by =
knockd0Wn. These TWO men were nnl
medlateiy beset by crowd OF Chilean
citizens and sailors, through which they
broke their way to street car and an
tered It for safety. They were pursued
driven from the car, and Riggin was st
seriously beaten that he fell in the stree'
apparently dead. There Is nothing In
the report ct the Chilean investigation
made to Ms that seriously impeaches this
testimony
AT the Mercy OF the Mob.
It appearsfrom Chilean sources fl.at
almost instantIv. with i snddenness tha,
strongly irnplies meditation and nrenar.
alton. 4 mos. stated by the noIice ~.
thorities IT one time "a number an
and At another /. 900. was ENGAGED Is IN
assault upon our sailor. VINO are rem.
resented Is resisting s.with stones. clnbs
and bright arms
Inc report OF the intendente Of Oct.
oO states Inat me ngnt began at r. m
ano Gnat Ine tolce arrived on the scene
at o:So, 2 IuA nalf hour after the assanlt
began
az az tnat Iime ne says that z mob q
S,OuV Ilen nae colected ana that for
sevsfa g s ~ s Insrs was the appear
ali ~ y reaai III pattleneid:
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