Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-24

-i'HhfAH A'tANlNAH
Jan I 1901 the Chilian navy broke
into open rcyol, apnins, President Bal.
mnccia United statos Minister Exam
reported this fact TO his government \
revolution followed, aud lighting W.,
Kept ar until the Insurgents conquered
and now government was sot up Sept.
This fact was also az ouro reported by
Minister Egun WHO was thureup0n In
structei TO recognize tho now govern.
ment THIS DO did sept o. From Aug
q I'LL the 8lst mob law raiynod In S.yi.
tingo. while tho OLD government was
dying nnd the new ono coming in. BAL.
macc'la's supporter were nobbel IN the
streets and their properly destroyed
One hundred OF the Bulmaccda refugees
iod for safety TO the United State. lcsa.
ton. The minister admitted them aud
protected thom ell the disorder ubalal.
Tho other foreign legations did thosamo.
except the British. which reiusod
Minister EgauB course Va saving tho
lives Of tho refugees excited III feeling
agains, him aud Americans generally ON
the part VI tho udherontg Of tho nov
/ government This feeling had begun
before. May u revolutionary trans.
/ port, tho ltuth, cndoayorod TO take away
from San Diego. Cat. supplies and mn-
milton IN violation OF the law Of neutral.
ity among nations Tho United States
cruiser Charleston pursued her aud
brought her back from lquiquc. tho
principal port in possession OF tho IN.
surgonts Aug. 90 tho royolutionisi8
landed force at Quiuioro, bay TO nt-
tack Valparaiso Rear Admiral brown.
[ OF tho United States navy was In Chill.
ian waters then with the San francisco
Ho steamed TO Quin,eros bay to watch
the movement, knowing beforehand that
1t was TO 10. The rcyoluuonisb there
upon charged that hc went rs a Spy 70
report their movements TO the Balma.
ccia government, This Is certainly not
true, but tho Chililns perhaps helioyoit.
Tho ltata Incident. tho cutting OF u
telegraph cable, The presence Of the san
Francisco AZ Qlinteros bay, together
with q bgliof-saiI to have boon fosturcd
by English traders and merchants for
commercial ndynntage-that tho United
States sympathizod with tho Balmacod-
lists. prepared the violent Spauish-Amer-
lean temper to lash itself into fury when
tho American legation protected tho
Bnlinaccdn refugees. II was nothing 20
tho point that othor legations did tho
Same. The grudgo was against North
Americana Us tho Chiligns call tho
people OF tho United States sept. Il
Minister Egan wrote to his government
that ever since the ltata incident bitter
feeling had existed against the United
States among the young and uuthinling
element. "a feeling which tho English
did all In their power to promote aud
fostor.n
Then came the deplorablo street igh,
in Valparaiso. IN which two American
sailors wore killed aud seventeen wound.
cd. Tho evidence obtained by tho
United Statos tonds to show that this
assault on American sailors was pro
meditatod, and arranged for tho time
when the Baltimore's men should hayo
their day ashore. A conrado OF one Of
tho men'who was killed says tho affair
began by a Chilian sailor splitting In the
face OF Que Of tho Bsltimorp's men. The
United States asked an explanation
When this was not given apology and
indemnity were added to tho demand Of
the United States.
10 our representations Senior Malta
answered that onr statements were false
that tho affair Of tho Baltinoro's men
was nothing but row among drunken
sailors Senior Malta even accused the
president of tho United States OF do
liherato lying Jan 20 Senior Malta
went so far rs to ask tho recall Of Min.
istcr Egan rs person not pleasing 10
tho CHILEAN government, To this dc.
mand Mr.. Blaine answered that II would
be quito time to consider that matter
after Chill had explained her own Of
ionsiyo conduct
And at last, to end tho story like q
satisfactory romance, Chilli upologaod
tn the handsomest maunor, Withdrew
both Maitas offensive uttorunces and
her demand for the recall OF Egan, and
offered to submit the Baltimore affair to
tho adjudication OF any tribunal tho
United states might select, aud every.
body must be glad there IS To bo no war
But at Is solely because We were ready
Tor war that war was nycrted, says the
New York sun. Ana well that ondi
we'll