New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

suspension Of d plomailc relations; h In view and ID
s s'i Tss M na, Of the Ch about
take place and afterward III lui nci VIC" v" - 90 ,
psab 1 was notice. sa Of his grave offence has been
DELAYED am now. however uIre,'en = ',e ,h ~ he
TO say that II The offensive parts of the d,par" %, nd
suitable apology offered Win inc nm, pun ho ga no
was given 10 the offensive expressions he VIII NV o
ntr c0urse open to him except 10 terminate dplolac
relations with the Government Of Chli. ,,s,d ma
,t he Ia. been directed BY his Government to inform
Tie Government OF the United state, tiat ~ are ro
Pm r",au This has been laid laid bcOrc the Pr,S-
dent and lie directs you 10 nl tld', "a view l V nv
,oTcs ,.e renons4 thereto IT will be quite time 70
Consider this suggestion after reply to t Inv nC ror,e Is
.uondcnce can be maintained with the Government OF
Chill upJn terms OF m!,uh uIil. -, roeiyn Affairs
Yon will furnish to the Minister Oh f"Tig, 1\t:
a full copy OF this no'e'
MIR EGAN's ACTION.
I'm ,,o ood Mr. Egan sent the following tee-
cram 10 Mr. Blaine
The Minister of Foreign Affairs In an interview
OF the 18th inst promised amer ~, eocas ,s
hna Den 81 tbe 18Th Of December TO appoint another
interview TO communicate his answer have been S
awaiting it, but d n has S been od By the Under
secretary that the telegram had been ritH fa
in Washington In way t.. wa el'rciy S,et
to the President Of the United states Is E + al
IN the e3d inst. Mr. Egan acknowledges
the receipt of Mr. Bainc's telegram OF the PSI.
,vlch he states he will deliver to the Minister OF
Fnroign Affairs tomorrow. lie further states thar
in .n interview on the 9th inst. the Minister Oi
FnrciOu Affairs pressed upon him tire acceptance
~ Tho Withdrawal of Mr. Matta's telegram on the
h,sis stated i'm Mr.. Egans telegram of that date,
saving that those bases were entirely acceptable
to Mr. Blaine and were in fact 5nggrNted by nm;
Ndtwithst anding these assurances. Nh. Lgah would
only consent to submit the proposition AZ he hai
done At,
With regard to his being persona non grata, Mr.
loan SAWS that al diplomatic banquet AZ the
home of the Minister of Foreign Affairs on the
10Th inst Prime Minister LucO told him, with
approbalion of some OF his colleagues. and III the
preencc of the English and Spanish Ministers; that
The present Cabinet entertained most cordial feel
ings for the United States and Tor himself per
sonally. 49,
A note appended 10 the foregoing Official state
mrnt of the contents of this telegram says: 40
Telegram of January 18th was received rom VII.
EQan hearing Ola this subject. Possibly he refers
10 his Telegram OF January l6th.1
MIR. TGAN PRONOUNCED PERSONA non GRArA.
Tho following is Il translation Of the letter from
Senior Montt TO Mr. Blaine notifying hlm that
Minister Egan is not persona grata to The Gillian
Government
Lecntion Of Chill, Washington. ID. C.. Jan. 20. l-92
sir: / have received Instructions from my GOV
eminent 10 state tO yOu that In IT. desire 10 cultivate
cordial ard friendly relations win the inlied >tlcs
states In santiago. + Lot agreeable To H. Mr. Ian
/, persona ernia for my Governments WHICH WIN
have much pleasure In receiving another r'pie'eiti-
tive of the United states The desire "i tine ,'oN.rn
Of the United states II, motive for taking this step
with sentiments, etc. PEDRO WIN l.