Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-28
AN APOLOGY
Pure and Simple, With
outAnyE EquiVocation,
Comes frcm Chill, L:aViDg No.
thing More TO bs Desired.
She ASSuFeS Us 0i Her Great
L9Va Tor lha Unlled States.
IN Apology fcr Hatti Lstisr and Regret
fox Baltimore Assaults.
4 Wild Runner That E6an Has Been
AssaSSlrated
IN Apology fcf Eatti Lstist and Regret
fox Baltimore Assaults.
IA Wild Runner fhit Eean Has Been
AsSaSSlratad
Comes from Some Source But Is Not
Substantiated.

WAsHIsGros, Jan. 27.-The Chilisn sit
usGon Is vsstiy improved since early ye p
terdsy afternoon. Tie situsti3n is no.
bright s-d what prosper there was for var
it is Vi ders,ood is now dispelIej. The frss
cable message received by the President
from Minister Esan, was not in sli re =
speCts satisfactory.
II was lacking in fullness, ard there
were many thir gs in il requiring additional
eiucidstioD. Arothar AVID .aier dispatch
has been received sni its contents are such
as TO leave nothing for Compress 70 do with
regard t. the Presidents message.
It not only condrms all that hss been
said ia the associsted press dispatches. bul
goes further and is c0uchei in Ihe most
friendly terms. The charge Of hostile
feeling on the part of Chill toward the
United States il utterly denlsd.
In efecT, the di,pstch reosived says
the charge that the Cbiiisns entertain a
feeling NJ eamity toward the United States
and It's & q aud uniform is utterly tsse.
We we'll remember il says, "the time
when that flag aud uniform were in Gillian
ports. protecting Us and sdilg us in our
struggle for independence, (referring to
20 years ago or more, when the Chinsls
sere engaged in the war for iGdepe1.
derce)
The dispatch says in order to show the
friendly feeiilg entertained by the ChillsBs
Tor the United Stat. snd as su evidence
thst their desire is % do sli possible they
are wiilJg 70 leave the affair 70 the
United States Supreme Court.
A gentleman VITO saw the 1isps'ch said
today that the United States could Dos af.
ford to proceed 10 lengths with a people
= no rnsde such respon5e aS e-s coalsluei
in the message received,
Tae dispatch vas received Yesterday
afternoon bat As it is very long it may be
that its translation vss not completed till
todsy. IL comes from Seuor Psreirs, the
Chhisn minister OF fJrstga sff,irs.
Il is said to be q ar and uns quivocsl.
Nothiug vhstever is left Of the Malta
affair F2r the Baltimore tff Iit tue must
sincere It gfet is expressed, snd the offer to
refer il to the SUPREME court ia said 10 be
more than tFopo, i Jon for settlem nit
is made as o. Illustration Of the friendly
feeling OF Chill toward She United States
BY sbaeicg their viiil' guess to leave the
mater to our courts, { n settlement
Tie exe re si1ns OF cordially toward this
country ara prnfuse Il is said that the
whole tone OF the document il apparently
go siscers, friendly and msnly, that it iess, $
the matter in such shape, tina; i; is hardly
possible t. fail to bring the tro countries
closer together and result In an smcabie
sdjustms ut ct the ahole difficulty,
Ia this adjustment Conersssi0Gsl sction
may be Necessary. il the offer 70 have our
own Supreme Court take charge of the
MISTER be Avsiled Of. Olher',ise il is b. :
iievsi by well Informed per,o1s thst The
only thi 2 remaining for the committees Of
Coz grsss 10 do With reference 10 the Pfesi-
dents message Is. perhaps, 10 make come
report Of foimsl and not very inpoitsai
character rpon it.
The correspondence on the suhjec. since
the message of the Presid mt will probably
be sent to Congress tomorrow. Secretary
Blaine it is understood Is entirely Statistic
With is and feels felir we'd that the conirc-
versy is now almost over.