The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Is CHILL DOUBLE FACED?
cxpr sCHLEY AND OTHER NAVAL
OFFICERS EXPECT TROUBLE.
,,b,r.t Meeting Decides that Minister
ra., shall Inform tho Chii'ss Govern
...t,b that ITS Submissron IL Satisfactory
W.mors that MONT Will 60.

-, int II. submissron IL Satisfactory
Wvmors that Montt VIII 60.
w,su,SoroN, Jan. 29.Thc officers OF the
,x stationed in Washington appear to be
AZ, only rorsons here. 40 far as heard from.
..h, A, not think that the Gillian war cloud
s.s ,asscd away completely and permanently.
Th.se officers were tho most enthusiastic nd-
,n,,,es Of war during tho progress Of tho
,i,lomatic negotiations that resulted in
,,oacc.ul settlement OF tho controversy. and
VOW that they are no longer engaged in max
IN, active preparations for war; they arc still
nreJic,ng that hostiities are bound to occur
sooner or latcr They have little or no faith in
Tho stability OF the peace. and predict that the
Chilian feeling against the United States will
s,,n show itself in some act OF antagonism.
mo Of these officers. who holds high rank.
raid to day;
1.-THE sntagonism felt by Chilians toward
Tho tinted states is only stimulated by this
suhn,ission to our demands. and l honestly
i,ok for II rupture between the two countries
ta,ore many months are over. venture to
.av that if Bobby Evans goes back there with
Tho Yorktown and stays any length OF time at
y.,noraiso, there viii be trouble and some one
,in cot hurt The news that there Is to be
dinner given to Senior Malta In appreciation OF
his attitude in the case is tho surest indication
~ he feeling that exists down there"
Midtown vp viii be sent back from Cnliao, but
there seems TO be y feeling that shc will be
E"It there until the first burst OF resentment
m the part OF I he CHILEAN lonulhcc has pissed.
No orders hnvc been sent to either the Boston
or thu Yorktown.
The .atemcnts published this morning that
4, was said in santiago that Secretary Blaine
msi.l Mius,cr Montt in the negotiations ,c.
coiycs varied. degrees of crcdcncs in Coy:
nnspn sFe MSa.over w HSns riS s"-1n Thy
Tbian question. Members have ceased
to discuss i, aud 50 far as Thy legislators nrc
q memory Representative Brecknrid..c states
Tint he has no intention Of pushing further
his inquiry about whether TIE rtesden i knew
mem tint the Kentucky srn,Sn,an rather
s!f pa' ask in and s the rismSs y
rrIr" M"ntt. the Chilian Minister. are now en-
gagged in an animated disrusson ns to whether
each treated tho otiler with "ahuot curing III"
curresrondenc". ., -.
AI an inn M thu f'
Of the assault on tho sailors Of the Baltimore
in the streets OF tn!rar,iso. Capt Schley
near future with Chilli. and regards tho pres
ent settlement merely MS truce.
the Cabinst meeting t"1ay o the Ghi thnt
$shor rsrsrn; Gillian .MiR S Of FOREIGN
A Bn. t M rsp SIX tn hs sGts S Sssr on
tho part Of tho CHILEAN Government to satisfy
lie United States Of tho. feeling Of regret
s nsSan nSn II" srs as 81 the
Malta note OF Dec. II and TIL" request for the
Iscali q Minister Egan. the latter VIII be
states will leave tho matter Of reEara:
chill to initiate according to her sense Of JUS:
,ce and right; And with salute OF tho United
states flag the incident will hH , Son1sidered
some offer OF repnration. OF course there will
he nothing to arbitrate. as no points Of differ
se H oef haS cs SO
At the Cabinet meeting. the contents Of de-
day. were made Known. tits said that Mr.
Egan the st9Fy
Ter at Washington. had misled his Government
by the advices he had despatched to them.
s o. dssns w6 tPe
versy
A report was current tonight that Senior
Washington: but it could not be confirmed.
Elaine and Senior Siontt we're met with the
as IS Sseved S' hat eFs sse GSans Mnssyr
ss sEs he the Spn E is held That sPSS
receipt Of such n letter as that addressed by
the Secetary Of State to the Senior. the latter
not be necessary for Senior Montt to wait fol. q
letter OF recall from his Government: he could
quietly take his departure.
Tho next question to come up in the progress
Of the affair with Chilli is that OF indemnity to
tho sufferers by the assault upon the Balti-
NOR" sailors at Valparaiso. In this instance.
Chilli having indicated her intention Of offering
reparaton., nothing will be done until that
offer Is made.