New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
TESTIMONY FROM SANTIAGO.
The correspondence sent to Congress closes with
the following letter to Mr. Blaine from senior
Nontt and It's enclosure

Montt and its enclosure
Legation Of csn. wass'1st,". Jan %. -
press to me- requested from santiago aud have To
dav received by trlesTTph copy q; ,r tNumon{
o. the deporblc events on the l6th Of October, at
Valparaiso.
sailor j. VI Talbot made 10y him before the Criminal
Iudge and In II" prescribe Of the accn~fd ana %,tn
more, who discharged %" functions Of Interpreter and
Who signed the record Of the testimony In union with
the Jndc" ard the sniior who t"stifed.
In the evidence given by Talbot ~ Valparaiso. In
the presence Of III" accused will that h. mac>
,,dicrs and IN, testimony 4, signed b, himself and
by Mr.. MacCra. an officer Of the ialiimor" who d'--
charged the functions Il Interpreter.
according 10 what ! have boon able to see IN the
nevspap"r Talbot ha. testified ~ Vallejo very different
thing frIm tho., which testified ~ Valparaiso ami
made grave charge against the police ana against
GILLIAN sailor, in Uniform.
Valparaiso Of the dispatch II which by mall my COY
eminent advise, me-. shall reach thS city You VII.
the testimony given by them at valparaiso under ci"
examination Ten un lncio ccntT,1irtono, oonir2ntu
wit. the accll.c ed and that which they have said at
Vallejo where there nobody In position to con
tradci their anrm"onS with - snIiRn n ctr
Cinco-cd translation OF telegram
~cio- Peoria rrdfo Mont Mni't" Of Foreign
Ar9'ts. santiago. January -. 1892.
la he conformation o. witnesses tCareol icold"d a.
Folio original docket the officer u the Baltimore
NJ M.cCrel. acting Interpreter. the North American
.ao., John " Talbot, John DaVif-on. Georc" Pau;'h-
ter John Hamilton John Butlef james NJ. Johnson. Jo'
.eph SINGER Patrick MscWllllsms and Charles Williams
gave ...,nony Talbot aid that h. confirmed hi evil
fence Folio g. aid thereto. that the d'y
q the occurrence Opponent IN city tram car. IN
- the Arsenal In company with he deceased
Eiggln when they attacked by numerous group
u people who began To Insult th'm beside
throwing stones into he tam car. from which they
cnd,ayoTcd take them ont hy force. The
Opponent ond his companion law ui"m'el'c-
obliged to st ont OF the ear. and they we're both Inn" d.
atcy attacked the mob which surrounded them, AMI
they separated the one flom the other While IA
tint, situation he Eiggn about ten PAGES distant
throw w his the air with the gesture OF ma
atout fail lhc ground b" indeed fell wounded -
T. .eemed by knife he heard roisc or drtonaon
Of nresrm. The cvoncnt unab" Ia lend assistance
Ia his compsn OF having 10 d irni himself aud
In order to his no" hc bad Ia ahr Eight being after
vaId arrested by police. who took him hr-t to On"
b,uarE, ard afterwId To The hospital which was n"c'.
.arv because the condition ~ the injuries he received In
IN, tuguL The witness did not who wounded Hggn,
who -, lcarncd wounded by bullet At
the .ainr sIo where occurrence tooh place diving In
CON ,o,cncr Of THESE lie kc"ise does not huo"
VINO IL a. that witness Tor in the confusion
IA. ,ould not fN upon any person IN particular.
and he add that because Of his wounds he Wa'
I'D aud rendered unit for duty unti nov, not being \rt
c,t,y well lie knows none IN" prisoners with whom
hr ha been confronted and doc not kho" what pafc th'l
RAY have IN ;hc disturbance.
FosTTE EoSABARiEN, J. II. Davidson. JOSEPH
SINaI.ER !. NJ. TALBOT, JOHN HAMILTON. JOHN
IL K. j. MAIllN JOHNN'Ns - ,. Nl'''iN''.'f
GFoHGfy, pAUTCHER. HENRY MAccREA oHi,er Of
the n,tlnor. Interpreter BENrIto, Interpreter Of the
Court. the Srcrct1i> -
rhe fo.esolng declaration is tcNtual. PEhEiltA
| certify that the foregoing /, In conformity with the
,..,r IA, received to-day at the Legation
ANIBAL CRU. SECRETARY.
Washington. Jan. %, 1899.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH SENIOR LAZCANo.
The second division of the correspondence is he
tween the CHILEAN Minister at Washington. Senor
Iazcauo and the Department # state. 1t does not
contain much Of interest at tins time, a. II rrlateo
mainly 10 the events attending the revolution; ell
forts 10 prevent the purchase OF arms for the evo-
| m,ionisis in New-Nork: the potency Of the block
| ad. nrooo.ed to be- made by the Ialmaccda Govern
men, and the request for the detention Of the ltata
and the Robert AMI Minnie. Injected into this
resemblance i, a telegram from President Luca Of
The Juuta dated Iquique, March "a, requesting Mr.
Hloiu. moi 10 permit the shipment Of lalDacedaS
silver Oh an American wal vessel.
The third and last phase OF the correspondence
beoins with a notification from President Montt of
The Junta ~ Mr. Blaine, dated lqulquc, that Rich
ard T.. Trumball II representative OF the ChIllm
Congress has powers from the Junta To represent
il i'm the United States IN the cIpdcltN Of conh!en-
tial agent \ telegram, OF date Iqulquc. June ,,
from Senior ErIazuriz, OF me IHh't announces rne
arrival of the Itata and her delivery IN compliance
with his written promise of the arms and crew 10
Rear Admiral Mccain, who STATES that the vessel
* prcpariug 10 return to San Diego. The Senate
asks that the arms and ammunition be allowed 10
remain under charge of the Admiral AZ lquiquc
until the final result Of the lawsuit Instituted III
California.
DEALINGS WITH SENIOR MONTE
Senior Pedro Mont, the present Minister, ir,
oppearrd officially in tie correspondence August 2S
when he submitted 10 Secretary Blaine a telegram
announcing the surrender of Valparaiso.
December Isi Scnor Montt left with the Srcrc-
tary telegram receivd by him from Matte, stating
that Egams testimony was asked for twenty days
ago.
In communication with Secretary Blaine dated
December II. senior Montt speaks OF the lament
able events at Valparaiso which my Government
had deeply dcporcd.' lie says that the invcstiga-
ton is progressing according Ia law; That the pro-
cccdngs have not been completed that the appear
nncc of the officers Of The Baltimore was delayed
for some time, and that up to the present time