The Somerset reporter., 1892-01-28

rosite direction from the station In front OF
the house OF Senior MazziH he was again
wounded. fallin- senseess and oreathlesA
An Emphatic Demand.
After summarizing the corresp ondence
up to a certain point he says: The com
nunication of the Chilean government,
In relation to this cruel and disastrous
attach upon our men. as will appear from
the correspondence, have not IN any de
gree taken the form of a manly aud salts
factory expression Of regret, much less OF
apology, and on thu FIST inst, | caused to
be communicated t. the government OF
Chile. by the American minister at San
tis,o the conclusions az this government
after a full consideration OF all the evil
denee. and of every suggestion affecting
this matter. and 10 these conclusions ad-
her. They were stated IA follows
"First-Tbat the assault il not relieved
~ tho aspect which the early Information
Of the event gave 10 u, VIZ. That OF an at
tack upon theuniform " the United States
navy. having its origin and motive in
feeling OF hostility to this government,
and not in any net Of the sailors or OF any
of thcll.
second -That the public authorities OF
4 Valparaiso nagrantly failed in their duty
/ to protect our men and that some OF the
police and of the Chilean soldiers were
| themselves guilty of unproyoked assaults
upon our sailors before and after arrest
He tthe prcsident) thinks the preponder-
ence Of the evidence and the inherent
probabilities lean 10 the conclusion that
| Riggin was killed by the police or sol
diers.
'Third-Thnt he uhs PRESIDENT is
,,eu;t;a .,i..., I've mis- government
~ " ~ 900 ~ Nr Wharton of Oct. %
~ ."o ia - a.k Tor a suitable analogy
aa.S ~ soma adao,,ate renaration for the
p'D.i ~ L., 30 ~. ,,o,ernment -
'"'u''
Wants inc ""''a N"'e
| in the same note the attention oI tne
! Chilean government WAS c"iieo 70 INC
offensive character OF hote a'ihres@en ny
Mr. Malta, ITS minister OF lorr'en anairs'
10 Mr Moh'', us M. 1.' ~ ~ ~ 10,
o a,s ens o,,,,,ricatad 70 this govern.
-, h,+ ,,ben Mr. Nontt was directed To
.ns,a,a - al ,,,,o n IN tho nress Of
~ oo,,ntrv I, scanned IN he that il could
WIS 'ou".' ;,L - ,ain;s1 notice II was
w. P'',5 ,'nIi,In,oo,ic hnt grossly insult.
~, ~. o,, ~ ayaI nf;cnrs and IN the .x,cu.
~, ,i's y. I.t,,art as il directlv imnuted
w. -, ,',, ;,',i,o,r;,,. ia tho rcnorts of
~ - ,,f;,'rs and to tho orical com
t''o nov e,,,;,. A.
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p"i - tai ~. f,L;taan
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'n,.ion 49,, 49, ~, ,nlI;o
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'ou', ~, tha .,,,,agt Ia hpsad unon
az ''.N ~, .f. r., which boya 10
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Urges inc f"i"rcf"e"' Vi Tue
In submitting these papers 10 congress
Tor that grave ana patriotic consideration
which the questions lhVolVed oeinahus'
desire TO say that am Oh the opinion .n~s
'no oe',''nu' il, - 80 a.,
I'm, Is 49,. ,;',,,i,u as .,all NO tho
.a',;a,, M ;neuan7.a Of tho Irnited States
p. -. -, ,.IalI,, oacr;fc.d ya must
s,,'.,t To- ,,,hn in f,re;on nor,a 1isnl.v
the nag or wear the colors OF th's govern
ineiotod In -esantnent of the acts Of their
,,a,,arn,,an, and not for any f.ult of their
- T, l,as haa,, INV do.;re in everv yav
~ a,,,,;na,. fr;andIy .,d intimate rela-
.;o,s ,,,;,h Tho oo,ornr,apra of ibis bemis.
80 w. 40 No, covat tbe;r territory
We desire their pence and prosperity. we
look for no advantage IN our relations WIN !,
y yU UPON 9 "ant 70 hat d;stnrhs