Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-27

'uhtr|~s. If III tht tneanti.n~ 10 IL,
tim tim nf the intention To npp;uk: Il
f"r f''e assault nn ~ l;ul,InInre'. 1nii
"r- - received from Chill, II IT. c|a,;
t'"n Of *ar wnil'i not / e long ~ r>:n,
ane. The Chi!lnn government ha
"a,'th 't,tce rtttl1,. to nn-wcr III,
''f> "h'n">t rt'u'~t !'om lie Iujt+t
:>~fn''> tt'F 1T nu.,l pv ard :t+1tu,A':un
:ahu tt1r l'rt~Ed>1t >nnluutitt0ty: *WiI
~ f1ttt t''A' Ent"rh1nrttl:.'1 whit tt,'nrt
"ah tti1-~' vii lt4 u.>:dt VI titr+ u:.rr,>
Et'tA I1a> Ey IN IL fst'& TN ~ * ex 1,te
j<It:y*-+,t.:: =. =: :: -. .*.
S>'h'@ l'n rit!tn I he l.. Il u stt 1,
"}:t:' k'*$W >ayit IL t*itiA,ft tIi,t & hti
/ Itinnt"t{t.tsnu es.'"stlnA t.'ltlla ui1l
'n"tt u" a1l>"*r ~ Il*: .'ttttn4 Il tt,r M
a"f".y nr 'r;,*r*tinn. TIE tut,:litt r.
hn" convinced Chi|i MEYER has. u. t,t-:
f+hl''h Ut aP '1nriznr. T:c }le~r,tn
IL satisfied! tli!i has l.+u .|4r+{y,u
the United Statt-, and cau-itx tt,;s
lay I'll "r'i"F /" gain lime fur IT, uwu
| rl1tp'-t. Mint-trr Mnnn't Il duly lla-
been to III 'eaH. Ent uf the hlyl1. 81
officers OF tht government said: I'VE
haze heen deceived. Chill his hr.n
f"oilhg ths government. The cribs.
thertt"ie, Is hear vt hand. Soon after
noon lo~morrow the p-opIe will know
ex*ct1y what the l"'rition Of tie ad-
n'1uirtratIon Is. It IL stated On authur-
tty the opinion If the cabinet AZ
10 the character Of the president.
message md the Importance Of Send
lug 1t t" congress II UNANIMOUS
Cnmmeuder D!rk-n. of the United |
Safes navy, who has had II wide ex-
ptr)ence with south Am+rlcans,
thinks no'htng shcrt OF punishment
will in1bue Chill with proper respect
for This government. The rank and
fife ut he people Are ignorant TT oul
re-ourceH, and are confident they can
whip Us. Nothing but actual forcr
will convinre the Chilian~ that they
"F+ not strong enough to Insult th+
t"1ted States with intpuu,ty. The
reIurAtiun We call demand is
that Chilli should stf'r Ill atotoxy and
md mn'ty aud salute our tl.g. Capt.
Ev"ts showed lh+ right spirit in
thrrat' ming tn rethIintt If hi. xy wa.
~t"nth nEaiu. IT British .uunt1 ar,tlpr
h1d f'etn III his place TIE Auttn rti.@
have b e'l givru ~ hours III Vii Ii tu
ap'|"g'zc, with the ni:e. native of hAv-
ing tie city rhelted, and hi govern
'1t"ht "ptltd have >u!,.ort+G him III it, |
+ *ve'a' mrnt'rr- If Cnurr-,s ex-
prts@t1 themselves ll.peiul and ,nti.
tent !hut there viii he tIn war, though
1t Anrh slate nf ntI'ltr- should he
t'r"1Eht nhout nnl the nunor antl dig
h't% thr 1ou1ltry t,~ ut stake, ther+
H To hr.i'ati4 II III th% lA't IT
| ht gov rt1ntent III tnalnttt'u It.
The P1-t tn-lnnrrow will >n>: 'rh-rt
/" g""d rta-on I" fear Chili'> failure IL
Promptly necedr to III. dema: Il ct tie
tl'tniatum will lead to eu,." thing
nl'r- than the :;,tr4 hr+Ak Ing II f d.
rl"tlIAtic relatiol>. Presi .+nt Harr-
sill, It II strnng|y hitted. will inform
congress III his Mts>uxe that th,. gov.
Intends to t.sIce th+ ultima
1inn Oh them by nhval q. nlrtstra~
ton nud such other tnensur.. III nrt
required. CoDgrs " will he A-ked to
sa"ctt"n everything involved IN this
undertakinK."
RUSHING THE WORK
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.-At the
steel works. where the forg.
'ngs are being made fur :he guns tor
the new Walshtpt, orders have beec
received from tue navy department to
rush to completion the forgings. Ex.
tra men have been put oil, and the
works are now running night aud day.
W.