Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-19
A Washington Corrc>po''lt n t
Dcclatcs War Avain>t ;'hili.
i: LtH$t-Wl~" He :5oys It Is
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Chill i, lnr<, at!-. the ctetA1y
tht navy has s.l1"u teItxrupt'js nr'jr
10 VI! hr-"t,t.}** IT, &tIW nil uvui al
ansnltlnltln4. 10 ~uu ftrull,ti>,at. III!
*'n t.c ofy and >i.sl! ts,,~t ~.
""rk vi ttnts|.ie time. with day III.
| might tu'c'-, commencing VI lniay.
Ift "tdtr wa~ pr~l'urtd to ut4ll
! uI1 submitted } the pr.'-tdrn' 'nr ~,
pr+'vn:, ~huu l~ wlthntl1 over Sun
uay.
General Sch field, rotn nnlandiug til
aruiy. tnju the prt- i,lent that not its
than so, 900 men cAn cout1rer Chill
u d they 1liunt be +ent all ut once ut!t
landed simultaneously Y In the event q
war.
Senator Genera J HawI-y .aye suri
war wuulu u Al nut le,s than $lUO.
700 0U0.
Blaine IL still opposing war and try
'Lg to avert it. but tn bta! Informed
Statesmen ray It IL imWs<lb,e.
WAsHINtiT0S, Jan IT.. --I'he reror.
ted preparations Of The Chiliau gov.
ernnient for wHr, though lacking of>
tlcinl confirmation In All the details,
nrt Viewed with deep cunctrn ut the
navy Department.. Tie rep"rtt d dir
patching OF II tieet If tt,r-e cruiser. aud
Il ttrpet!" n,ut from Valparaiso under
>etle orders, WItirh ~ 1tpn1t+tl FROM
C.ill tttruttGt, tr.vnte sources yt,'er-
Iay, j. Thought IT. TT. fur the 1ur,o~t
Vi guarding the -,rei Ut A1uEttjau,
~h,th IL !tSarht.i ~ lie xut WHy ii
tn'll.
a comparatively >nl~ II nnlut'er III,
w~i'Arin Il vessels a'lpantagtnu,I,
t,!Attt in the straits. .r,iIt1 III ttt nt,lu-
l"l' of naval t:1ttr~. lit'il tina: itn
f>rtnHt a,a -ugt. nE4t1.-ia u large tltrt
To be sure th = W.,au ii ue;:ts3 4rtty
Prevent ti'e II tr ..tt 1nt!,,1it* nl CnIv
tt"f" tt AL Amer c.h 'u!%t}ruu to,,lni
:nr t'li4!', IT, two days stunning Aln );
W ILL.,. >n.ry The nt,tt'> lGtn tie rac. ilv
hy tht ou,scc .t4ut.
Mtnthtf~ q: rrnEr+a- at+ awaiting
wt'h lnt"rtAt thr Eul'llcut1nn If th+
I thit1au "'trt .I,o,A"nr~. TIE r ~ l..
II" itf ttItt't'tnttt by ~oIllt II tll,l,rf-
that a lttct!ul -riut.pn will b. !,rl1ntt
nt'd, while The sttuAtlun il GIAv., wal
VIII 1,ot result. 1t IL understood TIT
W'-ltiou assumed hy thu Uniten States
Ii that ah apology n'1>t br taAe by
Cl!lt. and there Will titn 1oi!uW tin.
4ueetlt II IF indemnify. S''1nr fear l.
thut Chill II asserting he,
Independence and trnn outside press
sure ard may, by ptorrhs lnutlon,
bring th'ut a state OF things which
will terminate in rupture Ut the re.
la'lon1 he. Ween the two countries and
hostilities may then eneue, although
this latter ts regarded ~ unlikely aud
I'M possible
Mtmt ers WIN xpr 3ss themselves in
II pacific manner also intimate veri
plainly, however, thbt they will hot
be backward / 4 upholdng ths admin-
lstrat' III II, any steps necessary to the
mnintallance of national dignity mud
self-resl ect.
DilIgent inquiry ut the war deparf-
tnent 'aiIs To disciose my warltke pre-.
pnration-. Men are III work nu tostt-
ticatlonS around San Francisco, but
this work WAY begun Inst spring tefnre
any suggestions Of WAT with Chill.
For the comfort Of Cullforulnns WHIT,
have been represented as drfensele.s s
1t n1hy be stated on uuth'rity of ord,>
nanc1 officers tAut tho G;'I%len Gate i.
defended by SOME tifteen-inrh guur
which, though smooth bores, nre yct
most formib.e weapons.
Experiments made ut Sandy Hunk
win tual~ Of this ->ze have shown that
tle to" der charge may be largely in.
creased compared with wtfu: where
regarded ~ safe charges iuriug the
war. improvements In slow burning
powders have made thi4 possible, aud
now a 1ltteen>inch stlloott. hore with q
ch"rge IF 130 pounds ot powder will
shro" II projectiIe weighing 450 pound.
u distance Of nearly four miles. A 5N
yarAA, the usual naval fighting dis.
tanee, this heavy shot will penetrate
10 Inches Of nrn,or, and the Chiltuns
have as yet l1o vessel that could with.
stand such ptoteutilez.
A1UN1T INTERVIEWED
WASHINGTON, Jan. lD.-The Post
to- morrow will print an interview
mil Il Mani H.. a.i