The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

| partmeat. The labor on it cost but $1,000.
| The gun weighed 100000 pounds and thus
| cost about 40 cents a pound, or nearly half
| the average cost of guns of the same size
| abroad. This is regarded as an excellent
| showing for our foundry. 1t is denied at
! the Navy Department that any order has
! been issued to exclude visitors from the
! Washington Navy-yaTd.
AAnIUS1rIoN FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Secret orders have been issued by the
| Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance of the
| Navy Department, Commodore Folger, to
| the commandant of the Washington Navy
| yard TO immediately ship all the projectles
| in store to San Francisco. The order was
made two days ago, and the work called for
was completed last evening, when the cars
| loaded with solid shot and shells were
! delivered to the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad to
/ be sent West by fast freight Each car has
| capacity Of 10000 pounds, and the aver
/ age weight of a projectie is about 100
/ pounds, which would allow 400 for each car,
! or about 1900 in all. The Chief of Ordnance
/ was very busy yesterday in seeing that the
/ projectiles we're loaded properly, and urged
| j. j. Walsh, the gunner at the nayy-yard
/ to rush the work. All the shells were
/ odAboU hAQ Sutpl4tQ VIII iuSts Uuk hOA
/ filed with powder. Such haste was made
/ ali the proiectiies were not pointed.
MINISTER MoNTr INTERVIEWED.
The Posts interview with Senior Nontt
| the Chilean Minister, on the subject Of the
! supposed unfriendly feeling entertained by
/ the Chileans against Americans, says: The
/ statement that there is really a general
/ unfriendly feeling against Americans in
/ Chile is false" said MOutt. He spoke Of the
| fact that several weeks after She Baltimore
affray the officers of that vessel gave ball TO
/ the Chileans. He has received the Chilean
/ papers with long accounts of the brilliancy
! OF that scene, and in praise Of the galiantTy
+ Of the American officers as hosts, etc,
/ while your press has been making war on
/ us and pTejudicing your people against US. "
/ said MOntt. 1OuT press has been pub
! fishing your officials as our friends. and
/ thus I cannot make my people realize the
( feeling that exists here. Then, you know,
J the sailors OF the Baltimore gave one tesli-
mOny on which our courts in Chile based
/ their action; when they got back to the
/ United States they give testimony quite
| different"
/ The reporter suggested that the sailors
/ explained that they had to sign a paper in
( the Chilean court without knowing what it
meant.
/ AN INDIGNANT CHILEAN
/ Senor Montt became exceedingly indlR-
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NEW YORK, Jan. 16-Ihc Her1lj's Val
parajso special caoleEram says: Definite
instructions were cabled to Minister Montt
yesterday directing the withdrawal Of
Matta's offensive note. It was presumed
that this had been done before, but
it is now known tnat the withdrawal
was not made. a new complication arose
today in regard u the Balmacedist refugees
permitted TO 90 aboard the Yorktown. At
the last moment The Chilean Government
refused 70 guarantee 'He SAFETY oI 'ne
tGa GansrtfDT sraanars or avan - agree
frot tba stas-nars mon which thev trok
nossaga r,o5jJ not ba saarcr,ad Foan had
baan tscftlv assured nv Pereir, Minister
of Foraiqn 4ffsfrs t5at those n whom he
had given asylum wouId be permitted to
leave. Acting on these assurances they
purchased tickets and prepared to sail TO-
day.
AFRAID TO LEAVE.
The refusal Of the authorities to guaran-
tee the safety Of their late foes made it IN
safe for them 20 sail. In order to obtain
promise that their flight would not be pre-
vented, they offered to take any steamer
sailing either north OF south from Valpa-
raiso. bat their offer was not accepted
Without a guarantee Of safety they
are liable to arrest or assault by
the mob. Under the circumstances they
remained aboard the Yorktown. Captain
Evans cabled 10 Washington for instruc-
tious. 1t is believed that his instructions
viii be that the refugees be taken to Nal
lendo. Peru. aboard the Yorktown. There
is no doubt that the request to guarantee
the safety Of the refugees was ref used to
avert trouble d the Cabinet.