Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-29
IN Chilli.
The Public Generally Satisfied
With the Outcome
Of the Threatened Trouble
With the United States.

The Followers of the Late President,
in Their Power to Stir Up strifo-The
Press of Chill Siop Over with Talk
About Their Sailors Patriotism.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.--A special to
The Herald ssyom Santiago "Wednesday
night, said
Intense anxiety is felt in this city as
to the reply Of the United States to the
note sent by Minister of Foreign Affairs
Pereira, relative to the ultimatum. For
the past twenty-four hours nothing else
has been disc Used in the streets, in the
cafes--in fact, in all public places. The
papers which favored Balmaceda and
the support $ of the late dictator gener-
ally are Growing over the manner in
which this matter has been handled by
the present government, and are doing
all they can to infame the people.
In Valparaiso the matter is being dis
cussed with more calmness. The mer-
chants and bankers there generally be-
| lieve that peaceful settlement OF pend
| ing difficult between the United States
and Chill wiz surely be reached. Tele-
grams are a. wing hourly from Iquique
and all the provinces north and south to
the papers in Santiago and Valparaiso
asking if TIA question has been settled.
Intense exc Jment prevails throughout
the entire country In Iquique especial
" the people appear to be wrought up
to high pit n. The Peruvian residents
of Iquique a. jubilant over the existing
state of affairs.
81 D.,kx, AAA
The press of Santiago and Valparaiso
print the widest stories relative to the
ultimatum. La Union is especially bit
ter, and calls on the people, both male
and female, ) stand together in uphold
ing the honor of the country. In regard
to the story current that the United
States would require salute to the
stars and stripes, it says: "Our noble
sailors wout. prefer sinking to the bot
tom of the sea rather than to salute the
Yankee flag"
Kept Back.
The exact terms of Chili's reply are
not generally known, or the papers are
purposely keeping them back. This is
regarded as strange. A majority OF the
intelligent people of the country regard
the act of the government In regard to
the apology and the withdrawal OF the
demand for Minister Egan's recall In
favorable light.
OF Course.
i La Union prints letter from an En-
glishman adv yising the severance OF all
diplomatic relations with the United
States.
Minister Montt Mistaken.
The report reaches me that the cab
met is much dissatisfied with the course
of Pedro Montt, the Chilian minister at
Washington. His last message, received
Friday, it is said, assured his govern
ment that the affair was coming to
sneedy conclusion. He has all along led
President Nc rtt and his advisers to be-
lieye that Mr.. Blaine was desirous OF
admitting the whole affair to arbitra-
tion. AS I cabled you, this statement
appears in the reply to the ultimatum.
Some here think that Pedro Month has
been misled by Richard M. Trumbull,
Julio Foster and their Democratic
friends.
why They Wanted Egan Recalled.
The excuse made for demanding the
recall of Minister Egan is that 1t was
understood he had cabled to Secretary
Blaine that the Chilian government had
granted safe conducts to the refugees,
and then had recalled them. lie never
made such statement what ne ana
say, as cabled you, was that minister
5 Pereira had given his tacit consent
, their removal, and this can not be de-
, MED.
The minister Of justice has ordered
= Judge of Crimes Foster, at Valparaiso,
: TO drop all other work and to proceed OF
once to conciude the trial OF the men
the Baltimore case. Judge roster
|, , promises that he will finish the case by
Friday.
/ hear that the purchase Of the cruiser
now in the Armstrong yard has been ef'
: fected by the Chilian government.
It Nav Have War with Argentina-
d There is talk of trouble having arisen
t between Chill and Argentina on the
4 question of delimitation. Tho ChihaL
{ members of the commission say thai
d Argentina wants ports on the PACING
Q side of the Patagonian territory, which
n IL ia doubtful If Chill will grant.
II Malta n Hero, for All.
whatever the government may say
officially in withdrawing the offensive
- note of Senior Malta of Dec. II, Their
. are abundant indications that Seno
70 Matta's popularity will not In any wa.
q be decreased because of his authorship
r. Of that now famous dispatch. Instead
y Il looks very much as though this. wa
70 the most popular act of his adminlstrn
s, tion OF the department Of foreign affairs
te While the cabinet has been delibei
& ating upon the precise form Of languaC
in Which to apologize to the Uuite
States for Senior Matta's discourteou
and undiplomatic performances, prepar.
lg tions have been actively going on by
10 Committee of leading citizens to homo
N Senior Malta with a grand and imposin
70 banouet. This will take place ne,
re Saturday, and promises to be brilliar
TX affair.
DIX Attempt to Arrest Refugee In Peru.
H. CAILAo, Peru, Jan. 29.--Just as "a
steamer Abydos was leaving AREA
attempt was made TO arrest the refuge
he yaldes Carrera. It was foiled, howeve
ed and he proceeded with the steamer.
d" ''''N ~ ------.--
Found the Missing scows-
y. NEW YORK, Jan. 29.--At l0A5 Tnur
m day morning was received at the oin
v. Of the Barney Dumping Boat compar
he that scows Nos. and 10 had been -four
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