Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-27

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,amniltee OF foreign relations in
Of Chili's latest dispatch
AVS: "The whole matter is settled
md nothing but the prellminaries
remain 10 be arranged"
The apology made by Chill is
,omplete as could possibly be.
they propose In connection with a
,onplete and humble apology that
The matter Of reparntion be referred
10 the United States court 70 deter
mine. There Is no reserve.
ALL is HARMONY,
WAsHINaToN, Jan. 27.-The first
cable message received by the pres-
ident from Minister Egan was not
In all respects satisfactory twas
lacking in fullnesn, and there were
many things in Il requiring elucids-
ion. Another later dispatch Is now
received, and its contents such as to
cave nothing for congress to do IN
regard to the presidents message.
Il not only copfirms all that has
been said in the associated press
dispatches but goes further, and Is
.ouched in the most friendly terms.
n effect, the dispatch received says
the charge that the Chillans enter
ain a feeling II enmlty toward the
United States and TO It's flag and
uniform Is utterly false. The dis
patch then says that In order to
,how the friendly feeling entertained
by the Chillans for the United
states and as evidence Of their desire
TO do all possible, they are willing to
leave the affair to the United States
supreme court.
STILL THERE.
MoNTEviDIo, Jan. 27.-The squad
ron Of Am rican war ships are still
here.
NOT SATISFACTORY.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q. Further
inquiry last night strengthens the
impression that the reply Of Chill Il
not satisfactory to the members o.
the United States government. Al
though the answer proposes, II II
understood, to withdraw the Mats
note, the tenor Of the offer is moi
agreeable and the proposition said Il
be contained in the reply to arbi
trate the Baltimore affair is taken tt
mean the whole question, whether
or not Chill will apologize, as wei
as pay indemnity. or course thai
will not be entertained. The United
States must be the Judge of the pro
prlety OF demanding an apology
that cannot be arbltrated.
MoNTr BErwEEN TWO FIRES.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-The correspon'
dent Of The Times at Santiago d'
Chill today telegraphs thNt the tex
Of Chill's reply to the ultimatum o.
the United States Is not yet dis
closed and will not be made public
until Saturday. The correspondent
furth, says Chill is relying on ad
vices received from Minister Mont
as late as Friday, that pacific assur
ances are given him constantly by
Blaine. IL ~ considered the settle
ment is practically arranged es
pecially as Chill through Presiden
Mont was given counter assurances
of friendly feeling and Of desire L
satisfy all reasonable demands
President Months position, the cor
respondent says Is now seriousl,
compromised, Everything in Chil
remains quiet so far.
TIE REFUGEES HAVE LANDED,
WAsHIN0ToN, jan. 27.-I'he ful
text OF the dispatch received at The
navy department from Commands
Evans, Of the gunboat Yorktown
II as follows:
"CALLAO, Peru, Jan. ~,
"rhe Yorktown arrived today
The refugees have been landed
win be ready for seas as soon a
ooaled. II the Yorktown Is TO re
maia here long enough, l shoulC
very much like 10 give the crew
liberty. Delayed on account OF fol
two days OIL Callao. EVANS.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. a0.-The sec
retary Of the navy yesterday after
noon sent cable message 10 Com
mander Evans, OF the Yorktown
now at Callao, authorizing him 4
give the crew shore leave. rhb
shows the vessel will remain a
Callao for NJ least two or three days
IL Is said al the navy department
that Il Il not decided whether the
Yorktown or Boston or both shal
return 90 Valparaiso.
cHILIAS CRUISERS.
PARis, jan. ~. - The Chllial
cruiser Presidente Pinto lies a
Havre, ready 20 go 10 sea At any
momenI The Captain Pratt vii
not he In n condition TO sail befOr'
April,
ouR HARn0R DRFESsKs.
Nav York, Jan. 2I.-ln an Inter
Wow ON the defense of the PaeihS
coast. 0eneral o. o. Howard said
"We can conceive that a small navy
on the Pacific eoass could make q
, large disturbance, II could run into
small harbor like that Of san
Diego, take possfssion and hold 10
the city aud water, standing on the
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