Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-04
BLAINE TO EaAN.
The Latter Notified That Chili's Response
Has Been Accepted by This Govern
meut.


The Latter Notified That Chili's Response
Has Been Accepted by This Govern
ment.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Secretary
Blaine cabled Minister Egan this morn
ing the governments acceptance of
Chili's responses to our ultimatum, in
accordance with the Presidents message
of the 2Sth instant. The salute to the
flag is not mentioned. Specific inquiries
as to the truth Of published statements
that this government has taken the
position that Chilli must salute our flag,
elicit positive and authoritative denials
of most sweeping character. No de-
mand is made upon Chilli to salute the
flag, and the stories printed this morning,
as to alleged proceedings in the cabinet
meeting of yesterday on the whole sub
ject of Gillian affairs are pronounced to
be absolute conjectures and inventions.
THE NEWS RECEIVED IN CHILL.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-The Times to-day
publishes dispatch from Santiago de
Chilli, saying that a short official dis
patch from Senior Mont, the Chilian,
minister to the United States, was read
to-day in the senate and chamber of
deputies, confirming the unofficial re-
ports that the crisis between Chilli and
the United States was ended.
The Times dispatches also say that
the message of President Harrison TO
the American Congress was read in the
lobbies, but neither the American mes
sage nor the official dispatch of Minister
Montt caused much comment.
GOOD EFFECT OF THE NEWS.
VALPARAISO, VIA GALVESTON, Jan.
30.-The United States acceptance of
Chili's reply to the ultimatum has given
great satisfaction here. Exchange has
risen one and one-half pence.
WASHINGTON Jan. 31.-The following
is the text of the cable message sent by
Secretary Blaine accepting Chilis
| propositions for settlement of the differ
ences between the two governments:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, d.
| G., Jan. 30, iS92.-Egan Minister, Santiago.
l am directed by the President to acknowl-
| edge the receipt of Senior Pcreira's dispatch
Of the 25th inst. 1t has been commune
Gated to Congress and has given great plea
snre to the people Of the United States and
to the executive department; as 1t restores
the correspondence between the two re-
| PaOheS W a. paoio Vi hLd llhhtS
us be believes, full and honorable adjust.
mont of all unsettled matters easily attain
| able.
The President notes with qualification
the expressions Of regret for and condem-
nation of the assault upon the sailors OF
the Baltimore, offered by Mr.. Pereira. and
9pngratulates the CHILEAN government upon
the frank and ample withdrawal of tn,
Malta circular and upon the spirit of jus.
tice displayed towards Minister Egan
| You will assure the CHILEAN government
that the President will be glad to meet in
the most generous spirit these friendly
| overtures.
Believing that the subject of PREPARATION
for the assault upon the seamen of tn,
baltimore Is now capable of adjustment
between che two governments by the usua
dipiomotic methods, the President post
ponies, for the present., any discussion Of
the suggestions made by Senior Pereira a,
70 the use Of other methods; not doubtinl
that the sense OF justice OF Chill will enabl,
the two governments to speedily ant
honorably make full end of the Who'll,
matter. BLAINE.
| WAsHISeroS, Feb lin the House to
day Representative Arnold MOI presented
resolution requesting the President t
recall the minister Of the United States t,
Chill, Mr. Patrick Egan, to the end tina
reciprocity OF amicable relations between
the two Countries may be had and main
tanned. II was referred.