Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-26

NASitlSGT n, ;Au. 443 Aith.t,r,.
NJ dncrt official Information t.au h,.
ob1als4+d tt+rt, 1t in Nevertheless learn.
et "a night hat THE A>stmiatrd pres
dis!alcf' from Santng" de Chit, re-
pntiH+: he l,atur'. III .n+. t:ntniu,lr,,t4-
ittl' jt~' stht hy tlu> S"vttnn,c;lt IT,
thai ~ Cnsii. IL In tn. nan t. ,rltc.
th'1!&h ~ ut'lHA l1f '1u.l e.> u+,;,.~
matt" e~ttl'~ tnAn tu- ~; il ii. ,,n., q
HH'h= t'ey''!:t: It nn,. l,*{t ~ ~ t..1.
I'rr IT cc Tnt init .ttll.;n ifl;,A.,,,i,,9
':as1s" hf >"'"''th+ ;'1> c'=tAti,lil;e4f;OA
- ett' IL h .t~ t'++u tiM r..t:l,t ty -nt
- r<tAf> If s:nte. tlltrtl@n: N,ui >t~r
Munlt, IT IL trt:4.e :a,lnu1nrel4tat nu
til" part # tLt Cht'Au g,,vvrn,ntu;
that MiI!>'er l.xrn ~: nut 1t r, ,la
EtAt:l. tut, ttI lnt ttIIfT .iy, i4 Il t,-t.
sonn 'ItEf Ia Ill the +-;t..IAtinn Of ih-
Chlt|ar government, G n.rt.l with II
=''t;*' NJ IL t',At TIL j, +:::> adjustment
~ ex::'in II lticuitt.'- ush tie r:n.t,.~
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t. nzttis+ W&u.d tr: ."-....1t44tu n< h,>
withdrawal" l. wa no q liA.a.rtett
hlu.rr cr u"-,rah!t tu T :i>:'ly with
tt41" et1::E* j. ion, llich Wi>% .ttifrlr
un. x:+r*t:', aid iii f IT,, cr.:.t Irrnt
*t;rl,iS'. Tier t;.rn 1T wa ,t...1tnin.
til HAT. 't'e controversy sh ujt be
ls"s1kh l>H IT, rtstve It4u; h< .nvtt~
.Il!g thtli tu G ..ut,-+' 1.t, Neen tw.. ,.Itti-
/ atives, htne'y,to promi tly vi hurtw
the Mnttu irtuiHr. and uH' make
tes'nraihn 10 the victims {nr t, the
lu::'ilit- Ut vlclini>; Ut the Eal,,Ata-,
mnt'-, ur IN ">e TT r+tu-nl ~ htltter
stand that diplomatic re}a'in:,s be~
tween the United States und Chilli
must etd and indefinitely cas-. No
demand that she make apology Tor
tnOse attacks WAS Include Il iu he cotu~
municAtl"n thus sent, for tie re .sou
that it ~ understoo1 that Cnil1 has
thntte ~ this 4 ,vtrnnlent eal tlest dis.
c'nime ot sympathy With, or con1-
p'1c'sy III. tht depiorable ocrurence< ot
Last Oc ot'er, aud has expressed deep
regret Tor t'lrnl.
Tntle /. Rou1 rea Oh To believe 1hat
all tia. Is contemplated hy this gov
ernmtnt. III event If fH'>slblt refusal
rs Chilli to cou,l'ly with ,llt>e ttt-
n"nA-, IL sia,p'y the severance nf d.
plomAtic relations, AMI ,hA, >up,nn>ed
danKer OF " war 's tv H. n.tuus in
crtn~ed by the step NOW taken.
Oh the contrary, il il believed that
no n"re serious Results would f'iioW
the res~at:on Il. uip.:tlIatic ;uter:our>e
with Cnitl ti,u1l have foil wei s;luil IF
Interruptions # sAth Relations with
other coi'ntrits in the past. 1t IA I'LL.
derstond thnt this government WIS not
only surprised. but also disappointed
hy th" r'ctlrt at the suggestion fur
MIul>ter EEnn's recall, III view IF the
fact that settlement ot the lurg>pend-
lug di iplonIatic controversy u,r'n ex,st>
ing lines seemed To ht' prugr. s.ing
favorabIy, md ll!ere wnH III apparent
reason why objection ahould he u:ade
ut this late day. There IL also good
reason to believe that Minister Mont
III greatly disappointed by this unex-
pected turn o{ affairs, which threatens
to end bis earnest ttorts tn bring about
all anl1c'b adjustment by usual dip
lon1attc methods.
A STRONG MAN WA ANTED,
WASnIS0TON, jim. q. - Senator
Morgan, head M The Democratic mi.
nority on the Senatt foreign relations
committee, tn tbs course Of conver~
sation II ~duy Oh the report that Minis