Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-23

W ANlllNtADNs jan .-s--l ~ NhH re-
ported In Washington tonigh. that tho
government hal rccnlled Minister
Eg.n. The report created cOnsii-
CRADLE excitement, hut II wns soon
learned that the rumor was without
foundation.
MORE DELAY.
The star has this. According to thu
beat Information, foundation for the
change which has been experienced In
opinion from war 10 peace Ia that Chile
suggested 90 this country that about six
weekn more time should be allowed her
within which 10 determine whether or
not Tho win make an apology. No
promise Of TeInrati1n IL male. n Is
broadly Inserted that Chile vii DO
what she thinks 10 right after having
exhausted her Inquiries. 10 issaid that
Blaine Regards this a. sufficient 10 war.
rant tko delay suggested, but the
President did not agree.
IL, a. reported, the Chilean gOvern-
mcnt ip about 10 ask, through Minister
Mont, for the recall % Minister Egsn,
the request 10 hot likcly'tO DO granted.
President Harrison ~ entirely fatiniicd
with Egnn.
WILL nE SUBMITTED TO CoSGErss.
No dispatches weru received today
nj either the state or navy department
IN regard 20 the condition Of affairs In
Chile. At the meeting Of the cabinet
today the Chilean question was dis.
cuscd. IL Is impossible at this writ
iuF ~ obtain any official Information
o. i4 subject, but II IL generally un.
dyit.upd the cabinet practically decided
" submit the matter 10 Cousfcss early
next week, iu order that Congress us
well Aa the country at large might
know the exact status Of tho c1ntrO.
very. While such cOurro would
not IN itaeli indicate tho determination
" the diplomatic negotiations f0F q
settlement Of the matter In dispute, Il
would give the public, through Con-
gr,ss, an opportunity to determine
which country was re3ponsiblo for the
pfcscnt unsettled state Of siiaim.
IL Il stated that the death Of Justice
Bradley was announced ut tho cabinet
meeting today. aud 10 was decided to
adjourn at once out OF respect to his
memory.
CHiLE PLEADED.
New YuRIS, Jan. 22.-The Hsrdld's
Santiago Cable says: The Chilean
government was much pleased by
cable dispatch received from the
UDiied States this morning, which, |
am Informed, stated that the terms re-
quirtd for the settlement OF the
"baliimOra" affair would require an
indemnity with AN apology, but that
the tenor VI the latter would he such
~ would In no wise humillate Chile.
A meeting was at onec held, but the
President was hhfeut rom the Cgpilol.
Judging by expressions from the
Cabinet ministers, | Judge that the
dispatch was salts actory 10 them. The
question OF the strained relations be-.
tween the United states and Chile
came M In the Chamber OF Deputies
yesterday, and Senior Barr0s l.uco, 10.
plying for the government, said that
the questions pending were assuming
an eminentiy pacific tone, nnl that
there was absolutely no foundation Tor
the alarming rum1rs. learn that
cable dispatch has been received from
senior Montt, the Chilean minister Mt
Wellington. lie states that Secretary
OF State Blaine requests tho Chilean
government TO regard the contents Of
the dispatch - confidential tor the
present. l am, however, given 10
understand that the tenor Of the dis.
patch Is decidedly peaceful.
Private letters received here say that
revolution Is imminent In Ecuador,
based ON the assumption of dictatoriEl
powers by the President.
AN ULTINATUM,
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.--The Inter. Ocean
VIII print In the morning a Washing
ton special asserting that "a crisis In
Chilean matters IL rapidly approach
Ing. Yesterday, it says, an ultimatum
was sent TO the Chilean Government
through Minister kgan. The dlspatch
was signed by Secretary Blaine. IL
was OF u prc.emptoFy character and
directed Evan to demand calegorically
u the Chilean Government an i'm.
answer to the request already
made, The purpose OF IL ~ % Inform
the Chilean Government that tho
United states must have an answer 10
Us demand for reparation and apology.
The Presldent's message IL to be sent
10 Congress Monday, whatever may
be the answer from Egan. The i'm.
mense mass OF correspondence viii he
sent with the message, but II VIII not
~ A'''arM9 luI mo people 10 fcau IL
10 arrive NJ AN understanding Of the
matter. That can be learned from
President HRrrison's message, which
VII be about three newspaper columns
n length, and will compsctly state the
American case. Tue President will
not delay ak months or six weeksmore
Tor tho Chileans. There viii 10 no
more delay, unless he and the cabinet
are much mistaken over the matter.
The next few hours will determine
or not there will be peace or
war.
iliE "oH1O" IMPRESSED FOR SERVICE
ny I1tE uOvENMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 22.-ShippIng
circles were stirred up tOdky over ths
export that the government had i'm. |
blessed the American Linn steamers |
% be used In case Of war. The officers |
u the steamship company admitted |
hat tho "Ohio" was taken or hpr
'egular trip, but were careful to saw |
hat she had not been chartered by Tho
government. From another reliable |
.ource It was learned without doubt
hat the government has eNorclsed its
'lght TO take possession VI any mer.
'hant vessel sailing under the national
lag for use when war aud the prUha
lilily Of war demands IL, and under
.liA law hnl impfCfpDu the NDhioD