The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-26
CHILE GIVES IN.
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nshed by the demands OF Balmaceda and the
concessions made In June and July. the whole
ltata case, the San Francisco at Quintero and
cable companies The statement thai the
North American ssamen were attacked in vari
Gus localities az the same time is deliberately
incorrect.
'As the preliminary examination Is not vet
concluded, 1t Is lot yet known who and how
many the guilty parties ara. You no doubt
ply to Minister ERan. in which request him to
furnish testimony which he would not give
although he said he had evidence showing who
the murderer was and who the other guilty
parties OF Oct 10, we're. That and
all other notes will be published here. You
viii publish a translation OF them in the United
states Deny 10 the meantime everything that
does not agree with these statements. We feel
confident OF your eXactness as we do OF the
right the dignity, and final success OF Chile.
| not"lthstandinR the intrigues which proceed
| from 50 low "a sourcel aud the threats which
comes from so high Ia sOurce)."
IN telegram on Dec. 49, Mr.. Egan
informs Mr.. Blaine that he has transmitted the
| following 70 the minis ter offoreign relations:
Hon Manuel 4. Malta:
SIR-Having learned to-day OF the interroga-
ton out yesterday in the honorable Senate APP
plying TO the relations between the United
States and Cnile. desire to know officially and
at the earliest moment possible, il the telegram
directed oy your eXcelency to Senior Don Pedro
Nontt in Washington, and which your excel
lency read in the Senate is the sane as that
puolshe In the Zero Cdrrl OF to-day. a COPY
OF which have the honor 10 send herewith. In
TINS telegram your eKcellency, minister Of
foreign relations Of Chile referring to the mes
sage OF the President of the United States aud
the report of the Secretary of the Navy, says:
CIranslation.) The statements on which both
report and message are based are erroneous or
deliberately incorrect
with respect to the seamen OF the Baltimore.
There 49, moreover, no exacLness nor sincerity
what is said at Washington.
Keterrlng TO my note of Oct. 26 your ex-
celiency characteriZeS 1t as: (Translation.)
Aggressive in purpose and virulent in language
with regard to the summary examination be-
gun on Oct. IS your excellency says that:
CTranslation.) It has been delayed owing to
the non-appeorance Of the officers Of the Balti
more and owing to undue pretensions and re-
fusals of Mr.. ERan himself.
Abiding TO the testimony regarding the sum-
mary, your excellency says: translation. }
You no doubt have the note of Nov. 9, written
IN reply to Minister Egan in which l request
him to Furnish testimony which he would not
give, although be had said that he had evidence
showing who the murderer was and who the
other guilty parties of Oct, IS were
Ana your excellency concludes this telegram
oy saying: (Transation) Deny in the mean
time everything that does not agree with these
statements, being assured OF their exactness,
as we are OF the right, thedignity and f1ual sue
cess OF Chile, Notwithstanding intrigues which
proceed from so low Ia source and the threats
which come from so high "a source)
beg your excellency TO be good enough to
favor me with reply regarding the authenti-
city OF the telegram to which refer and which
you excelency has read to the honor
able Senate with, as stated by your
excellsncy, the special authority of
his excellency, the Presden of the republic
and after having consulted with the other mem
bers OF the honorable cabinet
With the due expression of my considera-
tion, l remain your excellency's obedient
servant. PATtao8 BeGx
Dec. Is, he incloses Senior Matta's reply to his
inquiries, in the following terms:
In reply the undersigned has the honor to
state - aI{r a
ferences of words or letters the said text is the
same that was transmitted by the department
OF foreign relations.
"Ihs copy of the newspaper inclosed In YOUR
note is herewith returned to you, and to the
end that comparison may be made the under
signed tncloses the official journal of the 18TH
wherein you will find the genuine text of that
telegram and the contents of the series of
notes which have passed between the United
States legation and this department in
relation to the riot Of Oct 10 and to the
case or the persons to whom an asylum has
been granted. Inasmuch as that telegram ia
an official act of the government of Chile
whereby it communicates instructions to its
envoy extraordinary and minister pleuipo-
tertiary in the United States of North america
any explanation or dissertation on the part Of
the undersigned could add nothing to its con-
tents, which are to serve as a guide for Don
Pedro Montt at Washington in treating of these
matters. Your note being thus answered the
undersigned renews to you. as usual the essur-
ance of his high consideration, and signs him
self" etc
Dec. II, Mr.. Egan reports that pending fur
ther instructions he has suspended communica-
tlon with the foreign office He further states
that the newspapers are relentless in their Of
tensiVe and INSCRIPTIONS attacks and that he
learns from different sources, and on rumors
which seem to be well founded that it is in
tended TO drive out the refugees by attempting
TO burn the legation or an adjoining house.
Dec. 81 Mr.. Egan says that in the absence OF
instructions be did not attend the Inauguration
OF the president, and that the president of the
Senate, at a banquet in the evening given by the
president, expressed wishes for the happiness
OF the nations which were represented at the
inauguration OF the new government.
Dec. 30. Mr. Egan reports that the Chilean
government has received from Grace & Co
information as to the Intention of the
United States government to deliver an ulti-
matum, aud that the British minister, under in
structions received from his government in
consequence of similar news, called at the for
elgn office this day and urged course of con
citation upon the minister of foreign affairs
who, however. maintained with firnness and
defiance the attitude assumed by him.
Jan. Mr.. Egan announced the formation of
the new cabinet. He says that at least Two of
the new cabinet officers have openly sap
proved tht telegram sent to Chils's representa-
tive In Washington by the minister Of foreign
affairs, that it is strongly condemned by public
opinion and that it will now be in his opinion no
difficult matter to have its terms dis vowed or
the telegram itself withdrawn. He also thinks
that al the questions, safe conduct for the
refugees ,sault on the Baltimore men and dis
respect to the legation, will be completely set
Il q
in answer to this Mr. Blaine sent the following
teles ram Jan. s.
Mr.. Blaine asks whether all that is person
ally offensive TO the President aud other officers
OF the United States in the December circular
of the la'e minister of foreign affairs Will be
Withdrawn by tue POvernm mt; also
whether q safe conduct will be granted to the
refugees who are still IN the legation, and
finally whether all surveillance of the legation
has been removed ="
Jan. II, Mr.. Egan announced that he placed
town, and that there were five remaining in
asylum.
Jan. II Mr.. Egan summarizes the report of
the judge of crimes, which is of great len 9Th,
charging thu the disturbance began by the at -
taos of three American sailors on one Chilean.
all being drunk, which Mr.. Egan says is not
supported by the evidence. He thinks that it
may be about two months before the final SEN
terce is passed.
Jan. Is MIR. Egan announced that he has
ing five refugees and two refugees from the
Spanish legation. The italian and Spanish
ministers accompanied him.
Jan. IS Mr.. Egan transmits a relation of the
Interview which the minister of foreign affairs
accorded on that day, aud says that he was
told that in view of Mr.. Blalne's indications
and on tue ground, taken by the forme ar Secre-
tartes OF State, Buchanan and Webster, that no
foreign power, through its representatives,
could make the message of a President of the
United States the basis of diplomatic repre-
sensations or controversy, his government will
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