The morning call., 1892-01-25

the sailors of the Baltimore Malta said:
For my part, l do not wish to 20 into tie
anteCeJents OF questions which are emOod-
lei in words proceeding from such great
height but they are uuQueStlonably based
uuOn false information, the facts Of which
l am thoroughly familiar with, and OF which
information is contained in tie correspond
ence IF the dtpar ment Of which l am
chief"
AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
CHICAGO, Jan. pa Tines Washing
lngtou dispatch SAYS: That there is more
serious. danger OF trouble with Chile than at
any previous time is conceded by those who
hold the machinery of war or peace. This
afternoon the President met SECRETARY
Tracy, Commodore FulgeT OF the Naval
Ordnance Department and Commodore
Ramsey at the Office Of the Secretary of the
Navy. They had a conference Of two hours
One serious indication OF trouble is the fact
that high officials are beginning to tell the
truth to q few peoi lie whom they know
well.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Daily News Washington special says:
Representative Hopkins OF Illinois said TO-
day: do not think President HaTTlsOu's
message will call upon Congress for
declaration Of war, but practically II Will
suggest such a course, depending upon
Chile apOi0giZ.EE. l expect as a result Of
the message d joint resolut.On WIll Ue passed
ny ~. llvG'T 4,lU 2gu1,S' ~ .,,, 81 'I','G
car+oi 80 ,Tlass IN he MAMMA
CbiIaWiIl nave made such reparstjon as THIS
country shall deem satisfactory"
CHILE SURPRISED.
NEW YORK Jan. 24-The Herald's Val
paruI~O CORES p0udent cables as follows:
"lle ultIm3tum OF the United States has
been handed % the Chilean Government by
Minister E18n J ne prompt sending oil TINS
ID Oh 1r.-4H sf q % 10 g
Ir IrI"iI NOME LaS surprised IIe OHiieau
GoVrI4Ment aud u IS TunoTed JAat Iresi-
dent MontL VINO IS al bdthIng resort has
oeen asked 10 return az once 10 Santiago
aud consult With the Cabinet and Council
Of State In regard to tie matter had III
and Judge Aiinnz, 6otn OF whom
are members OF the Council OF State.
When j informed them OF the ma
tuge OF tie uitlm2tHm sent by Blame
they expressed considerable suSDrtst ana,
without formally committing themselves,
b ia agreed that Il would be a sulIne act TO
now N.hiraW Malta letter lhey eN-
pressed nope taaJ al the meeting or the
Council Of State ID conjunction with the
Cao5Let NoIlu" .Il-. pe"CeIui sO'uuoH O4
1Ag g''I-u''' 's.it u an IIauseI;
J"ueT -h'4"''2o' l'0 - wei -huo"H 70
oseIglaiy 2-'le az a war Dei"een te
49, o'-t l'C lN' . y ITo''9't'
anu ne a. 4uI y CouF F4uCeH 1ua' 'Ie l 4l1eu
2,"'1' "'1 HO' Ues"7 ~ "u'l' ''''.e CA"e'
SURPRISING DJPLIClI4.
when saw Don Carlos Walker Martinez
Tonight he expressed deep regrets that
the Chilean taulUet had brought matters 10
such q crisis, and eynced strong hopes for
q peaceful settlement. He has No doubt
the sentiment Of the Chilean Con-
ETess viii h0.G these views. Daring
last week ln sp Ia Of show Of
friendship toward Egan by PaTeira, the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and other mem-
ueIs ui the thIieau Caoluef, events nave
come 10 light exhibiting surprising
dUpIelty. E-an was asked last
week by the Chilean Foreign OH c % re,-
Ognize' e fact that Blaine had accepted the
remuneration OF tie Malta 0he CIrcu-
lar letter by the Chilean Govern
m'nu, lu' So-calie1 remuneration being
founded upon The explanation that Har-
Tl-"I message was domestic document
AMI .t was therefore IMPROPER for foreign
Goftti.'t-A5 ~ V-i ia'y comment upon i1.
ne .1..'.-'t ~ h'... -eu7J e"e i[uuiCla-
t.t ~ to- T.. - ~ "a. - -'i =" "l
e'-- ''' maui" A'ol"
pfo,fr.r ,-or rr-r rr1rrn
~ "a ''-'' ~ va i-I 'i''''D'
w Hth request lh regard 10 the Hatta
no-e was maze upon E5an, he was tod
4eItSl ll! lVsalu 90 S'e suolect odu De sen!
10 lhe american Les"tteH. Inc promised
it.'rI d, Lot sent OH tAe contrary, tHe
'
!sto- al " as ~'oa' I'd "cAdld tic Itcdll
OF Esal because ht was persona non
EIdla: b-aIue T-p.} 10 the demand Tor
II iL ltt%I was "elfeIru yesterday. III
stead OF being instructions TO Egan toreturn
nome II instructed Tie American Nj M
ISter 70 cehYeT Inc ulumatum OF the
IuIseu o,tleS 10 the Chl,ean adlhontIeS;
At'nl,leI Ls"L is instructed th5 demand
oil the u,Jmatqm Is not complied with at
once, I'D sever diplomatic Ie,all"uS with the
O"-ledL OoleIHli4eAI me OAI'eau PuOHc
- 10. """l5 u tue gravy 0l
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az ~, ret,.a5 ~ S;..o. - I 'n
lo,,I, C'oi.,G' i,"o Oreu
oIlart-s ~ r,f,- - ,I,,i, ~ - ,.,.
- he n',blle Gr} aiso of l,.ev,, tb, 80
Soots fro,, c1rSa,rso - n 5t 80 va 20
arf rr.,if r,l,,Tt l,1irat ~;
Sa,irar3 V,i,ar,i5 i,t tt,, i - 81
90 NJ, l,' 0''' '''0 'O'i an
- 80 ~ p - ny 80
h4'l li5h NlNIs i-H ~ a. AEDlAIok
Kennedy, the british Minister, acting