Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
CHILEAN NEWS.
A Disposition Manifested TO Come TO
Terms with the uuiicd
States.
GERMANY WANTS TO SERVE as
ARBIrRAroa.
A Refugee Leaves The An rican Lega'
lion aud is Immediately Biockadcl
In liis Home.
The outiook ~ wore PcAccfui.-Tb'
urfugec question.

Who outIooh IL wore Pcaccfui.-Tbc
Refugee question.
NEW Yonft, Jan. 1.-The HcrQd'i
Santiago. The now Cabinet h gen.
orally approved by the press and
people Of the country. some reluctance
was felt by some mHmbbn nj the Cab
met 20 taxing Office, because the eXnci
situation Of affairs between the United
states AMI Chile was not known.
There seems 10 bs adisposiiion 10 come
90 terms with the United Staier, pro-
vided Eu gmloablu arrangement can be
made which will not humiliste Chile.
| am Informed thege ~ n likelihood that
the note NJ the late Minister Of Foreign
Ailnirs Senior Malta, which caused
SUCH offence 10 tho government at
Washington, may be Withdrawn. It
h stated that President Mont has
been advised 10 Withdraw the Malta
note, aud member Of the now Cabinet
said the Cabinet would take up the
question NJ soon ~ the report Of thb
court on the "Baltlmoren affair wHs
made. No apprehension OF n rupture
81 felt, he said, despite the state Of
public feeling on the subject.
Acting presumably under instfuc-
tons from his government, Kennedy,
British minister, has been advising
President Months government 30 maxi
removable terms with the United
States.
Gu,schmidt, German minister, hat
Offered the services of his government
As ARBITRATOR
between the two countries, but In view
Of the continued insults to our Legation
both covert aud openly displayed, II 4
hardly thought possible that "a propusi
ton 10 submit the troubles 10 arOitra
ton can be entertained.
Minister Egau today received 20
lite note from the new minister Of for
eign affairs, Pcura, informing him o.
the desire Of tho new government :,
maintain friendly relations with him
both personally aud officially, anl
also to preserve aud maintain ia,
friendship existing between the coun'
tries.
The mail orderly Of the United
States cruiser yorktown came
ashore December a0th 10 pay for 4
cablcgram and has not been heard
from since that time. The police arr
looking for him.
THE REFUGEE QUESTION.
Mail advlcos to tho Associated Pres.
from Valparaiso, Chile, under date OF
December End, relate al Incident in
connection with the refugee question.
showing with what zeal they are
watched. One Of them who has been
living at the American legation for
several months, LEFT there quietly thc
last week In November ami went 10
his home, which was ouly two doors
from the legation. Tho spies discoy.
cred this, and, while they made no
immediate attempt TO arrest him, they
blockAded his house 10 prcveut his
escape. The next day the man re-.
quostod Mr.. Egnn TO Escort him back
TO the legation, but Egan notified him
that he had left the asylum volun.
tarily, ana he was unable TO escort
him back.
TlIASitsUivISG DAY
was observed by the A mericau aaIlofs
In Valparaiso bay by q number OF bon.
races aud dinner was given aboard
the "BAltimOfe" 10 the Connecting
crews Of the French mon.Of.war. Tho
"Bsltimore" and three French vessels
were the only men.of.war la port NJ the
time,a invitations were moi extended
TO the Chilean ships to take part In
the races, but at the Invitation OF Can
tain Schlcy, the commanders Of tho
"Cochrane" and "Esmeralda, aud
several ether Chilean naval officers,
went aboard the "BaltlmnTe" aud wit.
messed tho raCO1. Tire A upftrnus NO.,
three races and the Fronrhmcn one.
There were also number Of games
aboard the "BnltlmoreD aud aller.
wards about 800 American ami French
sailors had a Thanksgiving dinnor In
tho mess room Captain Dickinson
and twenty-siX men, comprising tho
crew Of the American ship 'Ilappa.
arrived on the 28lh Of Nov.
from Juan Fernandez Island, where
the ship was wrecked,