The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-26

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Information Of the intention Of the United
tions received from hla Government In. oonse-
quence OF similar news called at the Foreign
tom Spon S Mnssrs lTs Who
however, maintained with. flrmness and Iden-
sase thS attitude, assumed Ry him Mr. Eyan
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be, in his opinion. no dltiicrlt matter
hays IT, terms SssyoWsa or the
Questions-safe conduct for the refugees. as
ssult on the Baltimore men. and disrsspeot to
the legatton-would be completely settled.
BETTER UNDERSTANDABLE.
On the 9Th inst. Mr.. Blaine asked whether all
and other officers Of the United States In the
would be granted to the refugees who were
still in the leEattlon: and finally whether all
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the wn tie o 6r
country. and was assured verbally that no
tain written safe conduct: that on the first
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for him to answer at once. and that the lega-
ton was entirely fre0 from espionage. Mr.
q Grimes in the Baltimore V case was t trans
mttted the same day.
police makes It appear that IN insienificsnt
quarrel. the cause q which is not Known to
him. bstwesn a Chiliaa. sailor and an Amoh-
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slsyen Shilisns srrsssed that tie GsiI haa
doctors insist that Turnbull lwhe was wounded
caused By pistol shot he adds that The tess
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ductor Of the street car, from which RisSin
lions and ms against sf The , sas%ore
men are found n IN ths general evidence which
which q not sapported By eyldsnee' and t thSs
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Americang: that John Davidson struck with
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this esnes The fiscal demands Ra pens sf 'S Ct
70 ychsns or om Ws
to eighteen months for another CHILEAN. and
FppRer on the istS he rer n
length Johpson's and Langan's sworn testi-
asoh RFrn
threw it out in its entirety as conflicting: that
and a hs % the
circumstance OF Johnson's tie and shirt being
s :1S Death 5vs s at S
revolver shot. ~
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NJ: Ega9 reported that on Friday. the 18th.
present Cabinet printed : virulent and utteriy
Hntruthful personal attack on him. instiRated
S Essn re at o,
the Interview yhlcn the Minister Of Foreign
at IL sx on M H. df Sn ns sfd n
tares Of State Buchanan and ' Websts sor T.:
IT. rpSsdsnt II ss
United States the basis Of Diplomat repre-
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Mr.: ,Egan added that he expressed an opin-
Ion that AN expression OF regret for such
parts OF that document as were considered
offensive to the President and other officers OF
the United states would be expected to com:
plement the Withdrawal. and that he received
from the Minister positive assurance that the
Gillian Minister near the United States bad
been Instructed to express regret for all that
might create unpleasantness between the two
governmental In the case"
Secretary Blaine replied 30 Mr.. Egan the
same day pointing to essential differences be-
tween anything maintained by Mr.; Webster
and what was done by Mr.. Malta. when in his
message Of Dec. ID he instructed Mr. Montt to
have that document printed lip the United
States and referring to the palpabls insults
found In It against the President and other
officers Of the United States, said that in his
opinion the transnission Of the circular was
unprecedented; He declared that the desired
withdrawal BY President Mont OF everything
Of discourtsous character should be done
freely and In suitable terms BY Chill. He en-.
Joined prompt action.
FAIR WORDS FROM chill.
Two days later Mr.. ERan reported that the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs was well disposed.
and promised to return an answer at the
earliest possible moment. but could not take
any action without consultation.
The mail which reached Washington on the
I'D inst conveyed large amount OF matter
70 the apartment. In a letter of Dec. 8. re-
!pecttng Sepor, Matta's charge that he had
delayed the Baltimore Investigation by with
holding testimony. Mr.. EQan at lenQt ar