The morning call., 1892-01-26

report relative to the occurrence OF October 10th,
winch Chile has lamented and does sincerely la
ment, VIII be senton Monday the An INST
PUNISHMENT PROPOSED.
January SIN Mr.. Montt in a note 10 MIR.
Blaine, transmits TO him the preliminary inYesti-
CATION AT Valparaiso. and informs MIN That the
next step IS The forming OF an ihdlc mtnt based
ON 10 against lie responsible persons. lie says:
The prosecuting attorney has ofought an accu-
SatiOn against those who from the SHmarlo ap-
rear 80 be guilty.. and they are Carlos Gomez,
Federico Rodigues aud Ahumada, ChIleans,
ana Davidson, an American. and has asked that
ur0n them bc imposed The penalties assigned by
Tie law. namely: upon Gomez, uf three 10 nVe
years penal Imprisonment; Rodlighes, from Two
TO eighteen months, and Ahumada aud Davidson
twenty 10 forty days Imprisonment
Upon Tie conclusion Of tie sumdllO, the pro-
cedure prescribed 10y the laws, Is 10 cOmmunl-
Gale 70 the criminals the indictment framed by
The Prosecuting Attorney and 10 set down the
case for trial within a brief period; theFeupOn
tie sentence is pronounced. which must be re-
viewed by the Superior Court. considering the
bulk OF The record OF the proceedings. Whlch
exceeds 800 fUloS, the necessary lnNt>liRatlou
TO discover the culpTlts, the numerous Witnesses
whose dispositions nave been taken. ana tne de-
Law in the aupearance OF several OF them. or
which yuu have knowledge the activity SHOWN
bV tie Criminal Judge OF Valparaiso IN lls
matter to he enc that public justice shoul1 %
speedily done, has been satisfactory 10 my GOV
eminent, --..- -.
i have also received special Instructions to
state 10 the Government OF the United states
Inat the Government of Chile has ielt very SIN
cere regret for the unfortunate events when oc-
Cured 10 Valparaiso on the 10Th OF OCTOBER
Although incidents of THIS nature are not rare
ia parts frequeuted by sailors Of various nation
alIIes, The TACT that deaths ana WOUNDS were
caused IN this disturbance, the zeal win "hlcu
the Chilean authorities are accustomed 10 Watcn
over the personal security OF all WHO tread us
territory, the fact thai persons employed IN the
service OF friendly nation we're concerned, aud
the frank desire for American cordially Whlch
mv Government euiertainS, have led II cordially
to dcplnre The aforesaid dlstui bance and to DO
everything IN its power toward The lflal ana
punis hmeut of the guilty parties
The brief kilograms received by Minister
Mont and iran Smi ted 10 See etary Blaine stale
that the English fireman shields on the Amerl-
can merchant vessel keWeenaw was declared
OF October last The same day the police took
him up drunk IN the street.
DISPOSITION or THE REFUGEES.
January Ilth Davidson was accused Of Stonlng
Shields Tie last note In the correspondence de-
NVeied 10 Secretary Blaine by M. Lgan Was
simple Enclosure OF "a telegram in Tie following
language. "TLe commander Of lie Yorktown
has notified the Naval Command3Dt mat he was
gong TO send By mail steamer lie refugees he
had on board. Having asked Instructions. the
Naval Commandment replied 10 hlm that he Gov
eminent did not give sale CONDUCT 10 tHe ieIu-
gees. Iu5y VIII understand the contingencies 10
which they are exposed by enbatking IA meT-
chant vessels or Ia mail steamers. Signed, / eI-
TelTa.'
January 20.h Mr.. Egan reports by telegraph
that she Minister OF Foreign Affairs has not yet
returned an answer go Tie matter OF withdraw
ing Mathis Telegram OF December l3th,duu Jauu-
AIRY 2Isl teieErapus thaJ tbe Minister ToI Foreign
An IFS lad promised him in The course III an M
te3yiew tuat lie had with him uD the lotb ga The
matter of having Matta's Telegram Of The l3ih OF
December Withdrawn, 20 consult WIKI his col
leagues OF the Cabinet aud return his reply III
another interview. specially appointed, lie SAYS
This promise has not yet been discharged ana
lie answer is Stil Withheld. He asks whether
The telegram OF withdrawal sent 10 Washington
Is Iu terms entirely satisfactory 20 Pr silent
HARRISON and Blaine, as Tue correspondent Of
the New York Herald to-day was told Uy the
UuueI Secretary.