Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-13
A Peremptory Note Sent to
Chile.
Temporizing Will No Longer
Be Tolerated.
Full Reparation Demanded for the
Valparaiso Outrage.
A Reply Expected In a Few Days-Ad-
miral viers Apology for the Ston-
ing of the Yorktown's Gig.
Egan Honored.
Associated Press Dispatches.

New York, Jan. PA Washington
special asserts that President Harrison
is weary OF the Chilean delay, and
within the past forty-eight hours Egan
has been instructed to notify the
Chilean foreign Office that not only do
we want speedy reply, but still in
sist upon full reparation being made
to us for the outrage upon the Bal
timore sailors. 1t is understood that
Egan replied today that something def
inite from Chile may be expected in
few days. ma
TIME FOR ACTION,
SAN Francisco, Jan. 12.-Regarding
the investigation of the assault on the
Baltimore's crew at Valparaiso, now
being held at Vallejo, the Chronicle says
editorially: ns
mo one can read the testimony OF the
sailors of the Baltimore without feeling
at once that the subject of the
Valparaiso attack has assumed
such a phase that the hurt can
not be cured by mere apology from
Chile. We believe it is clearly the duty
of the United States to demand COM
plete reparation and suitable Indemnity
from Chile, and to enforce the demand
if there is any hesitation in complying
with it,
ADMIRAL Wells APOLOGY.
New YoRK, Jan. 12.-The Herald's
Valparaiso correspondent, cabling about
the stoning of the Yorktown,s gig, says: !:
Senior Naval Offer Viel made an apol-
ogy to Commander Evans, in the course
of which he stated that the authorities
are aware of the fact that certain per-
sons are actively engaged in melting a
number Of unemployed Chileans to
attack Americans. "These inciters Of
srouble," Viel adds, ''would like nothing
better than to stir up war between
Chile and the United States. The
authorities have also learned that an
attack upon the American legation was
planned, so arrests of the suspected lead
'ers in the contemplated raid were made.
"A pOllCCndu 10 dibU cuSdScQ III
guarding the American consulate in
Valparaiso, while secret-service police
men follow Consul McCreary around the
streets to protect him in case of as
sault." 4
Viel, after stating the above, alleges
that it is caused by Incorporate and
bellicose talk, recently, of Consul Nc
Creary.
Jose Carrera, one Of the three refugees
escorted by Minister Egan from Santi-
ago to Valparaiso, and placed aboard
the Yorktown, sailed on the German
steamer Abydos. The two McKennas
are still on the Yorkton.
The report that Balmaceda's ex-min-
lister, Concha, was shot in the Andes,
has proved a canard
The American bark Rose Innes, Cap
tain Warwick, has just arrived, bring
ing the British ship Gencorse's crew,
saved off Cape Horn December 2lst. The
Glencorse's cargo consisted of coal,
which shifted. When the crew were
taken off, the vessel was dismasted and
completely at the mercy OF the sea.
The report OF the revolt of two regi-
ments in Argentine is contradicted.
Foreign Affairs Minister Pereira en-
tertained the diplomatic corps last night
at banquet in Santiago. Minister
Egan occupied the post of honor.
Admiral Riveros has just died. He
was the hero in the capture of the Huas-
car. -