Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From ALI Quarters.
LATEST GILLIAN NEWS.
Preparations for a Naval
Demonstration.
FUNERAL OF JUSTICE JOS. BRADLEY.
Garza's Mexicans Fire on
Texas Rangers.
The COMING week IN CONGRESS.
War Declared on Fall
FUNERAL OF JUSTICE JOS. BRADLEY,
The COMING week IN CONGRESS,
War Declared on Fall
River Liquor Men.
THE GILLIAN QUESTION.

Excitement Growing At Santiago
The Valparaiso Affair the Main
Topic of Discussion.
SANTIAGO DE CHILL, Jan. 24.-The ex-
element over the difficulty with the
United States is growing rapidly. The
Valparaiso affair is the main topic of con-
versation and the probable results of hos
tilities between Chilli and the United States
are anxiously discussed.
1t was definitely assertained to- day that
Senior Pereira, Chilian minister of foreign
affairs, has formally notified United States
Minister Egan that the Gillian government
ing the ultimatum of the United Stetes in
which the declaration is made that
the diplomatic relations of the two coun-
tries must Immediately cease unless the
offensive note sent out by Senior Malta rel
alive to the Baltimore affair be immediate
ly withdrawn and reparation made for the
attack upon American sailors in Valpa-
raise.
The British minister to Chill, it is also
learned, has been instructed by his govern
ment to offer to act as mediator to prevent
conflict between Chilli and the United
States.
SAN Francisco, Jan. A-The United
States has chartered the Southern Pacific
steamer San Benito and will despatch her
10 Chill with q cargo of coal. The gov
eminent has purchased the entire coal car
60 of the British ship Bowdoin from Car
diff. A large force is transferring the
coal from the ship to the steamer. The
steamer will carry over 1850 tons and is
expected to make the run to Chill in less
than a month. She is the largest carrier
on the coast and makes twelve knots
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.-The steamer
Ohio, which has been chartered by the
United States, passed out the Capes of
Delaware at 4:30 this afternoon bound for
Boston.
der works here received orders from
featuring government powder to the full
capacity of the works.
BosroN, Jan. 24.-Commander Selfridge
of the Charleston navy yard says he has
as yet received no official notification of
the plans of the government concerning
the Ohio, but that the Charleston navy
yard is the best equipped in the country
and can fit out the Ohio inside of two
weeks. When asked if there were any
warlike preparations being made at the
navy yard the commandant replied in the
negative. He has lately returned from
Washington and he gave it as his opinion
war with Chill, and said that it was quite
generally regarded by naval men in
Washington that Chili's conduct is mere
bravado.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.-For a week the
Midvale Steel works have been running
night and day to complete the forgings
being made there for the guns building for
the new war ships. The navy department
ordered the forgings to be finished as rapid
ly as possible. Orders to the same effect
were received in regard to the castings be-
ing made for the harbor defence ram now
building at Bath, Me.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-It was reported
tonight that Secretary Blaine had received
a message from Mr.. Egan but the secre-
tary said there was no news for the press.
Secretary Tracy and Minister Montt had
no news.
The Gillian trouble was the chief topic
of conversation to-day.
Several members of congress expressed
themselves IS hopeful and confident that
there would be no war.
TROY, N. Y, Jan. PA Washington
dispatch bias been received at the Water
vliet arsenal at West Troy ordering that
the twelve new ten-inch guns be completed
rapidly as possible. One extra force
working nights has been put on.
MAY MAKE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The Post says:
"There is good reason to fear that Chil's
failure to promptly accede to the demands
of our ultimatum will lead to something
more than the breaking off of diplomatic
relations. President Harrison, it is strong
ly limited, will inform congress in his mes
sage that the government intends to en-
force the ultimatum by means of a naval
demonstration and such other measures as
may be required. Congress will be asked
to sanction everything involved in this
undertaking."