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

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nted Staten 30 a az ito
tho officers Of the San Francisco md Bal,i-
generous. and fraternai hospitality extended
to them during their stay ON board OF those
The appointment of Manuel A. Malta MS Min
Goyernmeent was communicated b. Mr.. Egan
BRITISH INTERMEDIARY.
against the United States by the young and
ton to the Goyernme nt-a feeling which ''the
ala all cf %ns so sR%
tary Of the Army Of the. North. who said that
on tho AK q the landing g q Il. tie northern
back the most important Information to the
Rear Admiral Brown denied tie Charge sb-
solutely. stating that the landing had been
ment officials before he left. and that he had
no communication with them after his re-
Sept "a and 25 Mr., Egen, photographed that il
turn the refugees out That we're in the lesa.
neutral territory: that the feeling against the
fomentod. Secret police surrounded the Legal
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tested to the Minister Of Foreign fairs.
Ry sPssG IF the rrsn s M Xs nts
the Minister q the. United S! atss and to the the
tho Ch!lian authoritIes. The Government q
friendly spirit tho question whether asylum
has. under, the circumstances. been properly
VIXEN ss 81 Se he :sS 6
aow 7" Wh9St % E5et
this protest viii be followed by PROMPT action
on the part Ct the aTthorities 81 CLii
the next day tina! thirteen refugees were n
tho legation; none charged with e9mmon
ing against ne Of t Hf an S o9s ths
asnsa s
asked safe conduct for tho refugees. Safe
Se EssS Kysa ct To ssss a
MsnEthy report Of the situati3n was . sent by
tned stses Solely because hsd
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Minister Malta said OF tho arrest Of Raycraft
nS o ned on
II bs tine
a@. Mr. Mr.. Esan 1 SAID may her" State that
hsse or rather susrecn,s Of
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army Of President Baimaceda, the, domoraliza.
and ev TIE suicide % Of the E
self they well be considered rdf1ous
IN rder nSod and
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the position that they entered into tho lcra.
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ever may pc the inconvcnience to me person.
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BACKED BY THE PRESIDENT.
ve THE aps s SSssa With hGyqf Of fs II.
Minister Malta. sept 80. again iino refused SAFE
the reugeyes IN the United G States Lessto
Respecting tho charges OF cons piracy Oct. !.
Mr. Egan was informed that the President ds-
sired to establish and maintain, friendly rela-
tions with Chill. but the right OF asylum
having been tacit!ly. IL not expressly allowed
to other foreign Legations. and having been
exercised BY our Minister with the old
the. safety Of tho adherents OF tho
rule. accomplished by acts 81 disrespect to our
iSls"diy seiilE NJ. Esss 4 ias.ruess$ e ta5
prevent any abuse OF the privilege OF asylum
by those to whom he has extended It; their In.
tercourse with outside persons. whether By
person or letter should be under his sunei;
vision and limited to the most necessary ard
innocent matters. The discussion and adjusi.
ment OF the matter would probably be much
iacllitatrd were there an authorized agent ol
:, This note being shown Minister Malta; Oct
3. he assured Minister Egan that no disre-
spect was intended TO the legation that or.
ders Tor arrest applied only To those against
whom there might be legitimate grounds for
suspicion. and that the uolice must have mis-
Understood i. promised an investigate.
In note Of Oct. Mr. Egan says the Amer.
ems arrested at tho legation were Charles
HUMAN, nm engineer: y. u. =. MADAM. "A . ~
mission merchant twice arrested. and VIZ,
l!aycrait. Among the other arrests w"rs
three persons natives. who came on business
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