The morning call., 1892-01-28
STIRRING UP THE STRIFE.
Santiago Papers Inflaming the PeOpl
NIfh AlrIca.


with B,d Advice.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27-A BeTald's San
tago dispatch says: Intense anxiety is felt
In this city as to the reply Of the United
States to the note sent BY Minister Pereira.
Papers which favored Balmaceda and
the supporters of the late Dictator are
growing over the manner in which the mat
ter was handled by the present Government
and are doing all they can to iufame tie
people. In Valparaiso the matter is being
discussed with some calmness. Merchants
and bankers there generally believe that
settlement Of the pending difficulties be-
tween the United States and Chile will be
reached In lQuQue, especially, the people
appear t. be wrought up TO a pitch. The
Peruvian residents are jubilant over the eX-
istlng state Of affairs
TIE PRESS INFLAMED.
The press Of Santiago and Valparaiso
print the widest stories relative 10 the ulti-
matum. La Union is especially bitter and
calls on tie people, male and female, to
stand together in UNFOLDING the honor of
the county In regard 10 the story current
that the United States would require
salute to the stars and stripes, it
SAYS: "Our noble sailors would prefer
sinking to the bottom of the sea rather than
salute the Yaukee flag" The majority Of the
intelligent people look upon the act OF the
Government IN regard to the apology ana
the withdrawal of the demand for EgRn'S
recall IN a favorable light.
La Union prints letter from an English
man advising the severance of all diplomatic
and consular relations with the United
States.
MONTHS BAD ADVICE.
A report reaches NE that the Cabinet is
much dissatisfied with the course Of Montt
the Chilean Minister at Washington His
TpppIVpH Friday IL Coif
sured the Government that the affair was
coming 10 a speedy conclusion. He has all
along led the President and his advisers to
believe that Blaine was desirOus Of submit
ting the whole affair to arbitration. Some
think Pedro Montt was misled by Richard
L. TrumbUll, Julio Foster, and their Demo-
cratic friends. The excuse made for de-
manding the recall Of Minister Eagan is
that it was understood he cahled Blaine
that the Chilean Government had granted
safe conducts TO the refugees and then re-
called them. lie never made such state
ment.
CLOSING THE BALTIMORE CASE.
The Minister Of Justice ordered Judge Of
Crimes Foster TO drop all other work and
proceed at once 10 conclude the trial of the
Baltimore case. / hear the purchase Of the
cruiser now IN the Armstrong; yard IN En-
gland has been effected by the Chilean Gov
eminent.
TROUBLE WITH THE ARGENTINE.
There is talk tonight of trouble between
Chile and the Argentine Republic on the
question Of dehmitatiOn. The Chilean men,
bers OF the commission say that the Argen-
tine wants the ports on the Pacific side Of
Patagonian territory, which it is doubtful
that Chile will grant.
FAVORABLE TO CHILE.
A Heraids cable from Panama SAYS
The feeling In Colombia Is favorable 10
Chile, and the Spanish press believe Uncle
Sans move IS a deathblow 10 the Pan
American Union. Ii is understood that in
case Of trouble the vessels OF the South
American Steamship Company will be
placed at the service OF Chile
A M0ntevideO cable says: The White
Squadron has cOaled and is ready for sea.
The 1antic is at BuenOs Ayres.
NO FEARS OF WAR.
At the houses Of William r. Grace & Co.
and Flint d Co., Chilean merchants no dis
patches were received from Chile to-day
we dId not receive any dispatches from
Chile either yesterday or to-day" said Du-
bOIs of the firm Of Flint IL Co. to-day,
''and We DO not expect any. 1t has looked
like peace to US all along, and to-day it looks
even more so. The men at the head Of the
Chilean Government are men of brains. and
viii certainly do the proper thing"
The talk about war may delay some of
our shipments" said Grace, but it will rot
materially affect our business, and every
tmDg IS going on about rs usual 1t GER
tainy has caused no disturbance at this
end, and l don't think it has in Chile or |
should have heard. We received no dis
patches to-day and really do not expect any,
as / believe everything Is going along as
usual We never have believed there would
be a war, and the outlook to-day is more
favorable in that direction than it has been
since the war talk began"
The Santiago report that Minister Egan
had been assassiRated is an absolute un-
truth.