Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-25

Mt. Bgnn speaks OF tue publication by
tho pres ofthe legal proceedings, then
progressing despite its theo suppo ed
secrecy, and that the effect has been
a number "
VERY niIIEE CRITICISMS
and attacks upon the United states,
Its navy and legation. He
encloses more correspondence between
himself Captain Schiey and the inten.
dente. The last named, In a commu-
nicntion TO Captain Sohlcy, says that
during the trial II was necessary to
REMOVE Ia FORCE FRoM the COURT
ROOM
one or two sailors u the "Baliimore, "
who presented themselves in q state Of
intrx icatiou. Toe intendente says:
"Perhars this Incident will ncquaint
the captain OF tho "BnltlmOre" better
than the actual proceeding Of the trial
with the real origin, with orc Of the
causes thu, must have much influence
In the disorder Of the 10th Of Oc1obcr.'
Captain Schloy returned
A DENIAL Oh THE ALLEGATION.
December 10 Mt. Blaine again
asked Mr.. Egan whether the min
lister Of foreign affairs asked him
for tho testimony which the Chilea u
minister snys was requested Of him In
the "Baltimprer case, and was not
given. December b, was broached a.
one Of the gfaveet issues In the case,
which Ia still open, In tho shape Of the
Malta nOtu 10 the Chilean ministers
al. NHs D. NaHlH
gam that this was sent TO the Chilean
minister at Washington, aud with tue
sanction Of the President was read In
the Senate and published In the papers
note that wac aggressive IN purpose
aud violent In language "a Ia seen by
the copy and the note written In reply
on the 25th. On the 18TH the prelini-
nary examination had already been
commenced. 10 has been delayed
owing 10 tho uon-appearance OF the
officers OF the "Baltimore," aud owing
10 the undue pretentious and reiusals OF
Mr.. Egan himself. No provocaiinn
has ever been accepted or Instituted by
the department. Its attitude, while II
has ever been
ONE oF FmMNEss
and prudence, has never been one Of ny.
cressiveness nor viii It ever be one OF
humiliation, whatever may be or have
been said ut Washington by those " no
are Interested In justlfying their con
duet, or who are blinded hy erroneous
Views. The kilograms, notes anu let
tcrs which have been sent 10 you con-
tain the truth, the whole truth, In
connection with what has taken Place
In these innttcrs, In which Ill viii aud
the consequent words aud prctcnsiOns
have not snauated from this depart
mcnt. Mr.. Tracy and Mr.. Harrison
have been led Into errpr In respect u
our people ana government The In
etructious recommending impair
salty ami friendship have not been
complied with neither now nos before.
II official complaint has bseu made
against the minister aud the naval
,iilrcr- u u because the facts ARE pub
lie and notorious both In Chile and tho
United Stats. They could not, A.
though they were well proved, joe urged
by our confidential agents in proof Of
this furnished ny the demands OF the
"Baltimorc,nHnd the concessions mRde
In June and July In the whole 'ltata'
casr, the "Ssn Fraucisco" ut Quiutoro
aud the cattle companie7. The state.
mcnt that the North American seamen
were attacked IN various localities AT
the same time is
DELIBERATELY INCDnRrcr.
A. the preliminary examination Is not
yet concluded IL is MT yet known who
ana how many are the guilty pnrticsi
yet you no doubt have the note Ol
November 0,h, written In reply
to Minister Egan, ia which | re-
qucsted him 10 furnish testimony
which he would not give, although
he said that no hal evidence
showing who the murderer was ana
who the other guilty parties Of the l6ih
Of October were; that nil the other
notes will be published here. You
" ill publish Translation OF them IN
the United States. Deny In the mean.
time everything that does not agree
with these statements. We icel conf.
dent Of your eNactncss rs we DO OF tho
right, dignity ani the final success OF
Chilo, Notwithstanding the iutrigues
which proceed from 10 low source
and the thrtats which come from 50
high source" In n telegram on
December =, Mr. Egsn Informs MI
Blaine mat ne has transmitted the
following to the minister OF foreign
relations!
"Hon. Manuel A. Malta. sir-Hav'
ing learned today OF the Interrogation
put yesterday In the honurablo Senate
applying TO tho relations between the
United States and Chile, desire TO
know officially, and nj the earliest
mamont possible, II the televram direct
cd by your excsllency to senior Don
Pedro Mont in Washington, aud
which Your txcellency read IN the