The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-16
CHILE Is HUMBLE.
Milling to Make Any Repara-
ton United States Demands.
col. Pixies MEN NOT NEEDED.
x.~srk and Miantonomoh Not Under
orders-The Correspondents Likely
70 Be Sent TO Congress Next Week.

orders-The Correspondence Likely
70 Be Sent TO Congress Next Week.
VALPARAISO, Jan. Ia New York Herald
.r,cisl. There has been a decided i'm
rrsyenent in the situation in the past
.x4nty-four hours. There is now no war
~. Minister Montt cables from Wash
;esten City that he has assurances of an
s.rly settlement Of the question involved.
s,ncr Pereira, minister of foreign affairs.
-. assured Minister Egan that the Chill
al government will severely punish all
sersors who have insulted Americans
Yxo of the roughs who stoned the
occupants of the Yorktown's gig a week
90 have been arrested, and early convic-
ION and sentence may be expected. Not
outstanding the reports sent from Wash
;ngton City that President Harrison is
prring an immediate reply to the demand
made upon Chile by the United States, I
have been told by a representative of the
Chilean government that no specific re-
auirements have been forwarded TO Santi-
40. Up to this time only general proposals
have been made, and the Chilean govern
nsnt Il now awaiting the delivery of the
yrpress terms of the demands which the
United States government will make upon
Il It's not expected here that these de-
hands will be made until after the entire
eyjdence concerning the Baltimore affair
has been received at Washington City. /
an told on official authority that the
Chilean minister at Washington City has
bern Instructed TO act in the most concilia-
tory manner. United States Minister Egan
rev meets with great consideration when
vsting Moneda. Even diplomatic caval-
rs acknowledge his success.
0IyafIA, Jan. 15.-fSpecial. Colonel
Pike, who is here attending meeting of
the military board, said today that he
could get his regiment ready for service in
Chile IN weeks notice.
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. ia cable
message was received at the navy depart
ment today from Commander Evans, of
tie United States steamer Yorktown, at
Valparaiso, but Secretary Tracy said it
\ contained no information of Importance.
II is said at the navy department that it
not true that the Miantonomoh and
Newark have been ordered to the West
Indies.
Senior Mont, Chilean minister, had a
| short interview with Secretary Blaine to-
/ day, but il is understood he had nothing
70 communicate indicating a change of
policy on the part of Chile.
The president today concluded his ex-
animation of the diplomatic correspon-
dence IN the Chilean controversy and sent
the documents back to the state depart
ment. At the cabinet meeting today he an
nounced this, and indicated that the next
sep in the case would not long be delayed.
The whole matter was discussed in
general way, but no action was taken, as
there is nothing to be done until the
Jurisprudence is published. 1t has been
sseertained that the president will accom-
pang the transmission of the correspond
snee by message on the subject that will
sdssnce certain propositions which will
dehne the attitude OF the administration
avery positive manner. The expecta-
Ton is that he will have the message ready
70 that il can be submitted to the cabinet
i It's meeting on Tuesday afternoon, or
more probably on Wednesday morn
ing The government investigation
MO the attack upon the Baltimore's
Milors conducted at Vallejo, having come
e sn end, there is no reason why the facts
nus far ELECTED, which would seem to
greatly strengthen the governments case,
should not be incorporated in the docu-
ments sent TO congress. especially as por-
lions of the testimony have been mailed TO
Warrington City from day to day. and the
last batch OF evidence should be here in q
very few days.
VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. determination
groves that the Baltimore was not injured
| sy contact with the Vallejo shore She
crifsed and settled on an alluvial deposit,
and on return of the tide iIoated of with
| cut assistance. She will not
be locked again. A force of
maehinisis, boiler-makers and helpers
| are working on her engines and boilers,
overhauling them for the first time in two
years. All repairs 10 the ship viii be fin
ished inside of twelve days. The Mohican
IN The stream ready for service, and the
Adams and Ranger are bang put in readi-
ness for service.
SAN DTEeo, Cal, Jan. l5.--Ssiling orders
were received by Captain Remy. of the
Ihsriesion, today, and he viii leave here
Monday evening or Tuesday morning.
ihe destination is not stated, but it
y believed the cruiser will first
80 to Mare island 10 be cleaned
the marine growth on her
bottom and then so 10 South Pacific wa
/ iers. Cnolticially il is said the Baltimore
1 VII report here At once 20 Rear admiral
\ Brown. Paymaster W. Goldsborough. OF
ne Charleston, has been appointed feet
laymaster of the Pacific squadron, vice
ray Inspector Arthur Curtis, detached on
leaFe Of absence
4 IAN FBAScIsCo, Jan. I5.-The collier
ssn Mateo has been chartered to take coal
Fom Nanaimo % Chile. The captain
the collier states that the United States
gsernment has chartered the vessel and
aas ordered him TO rush his cargo through
rapidly as possible The vessel will
rave this port for Nanalmo tomorrow.
ne san Mateo can carry cargo of over
1 '0h tons, ana can steam nearly twelve
ahois an hour. SO that it will not take
Il hAay days 10 make the trip.
| AKRpoBT, Il. l., Jan. l5-Commander
a'asiow, Of The torpedo boat Cushing,
z ass received orders TO proceed TO Brook
ssh navy yard, and now only awaits
Asofable weather The officers detailed
gave not yet reported to the vessel. At
vac torpedo station considerable activity
Being displayed. The gun factory is
running npon nearly full capacity, and
vsaefs have Just been received 20 double
we shipment for the Mare Island navy
!ari.