Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

evidence has bgOn already iotWtfhpl
o. Washington ana thu rrmhntur
viii be- sent vt once.
1lrr rErLiSq AZ TIE CAPITAL GRAVE.
WANuNoruy, Jan. is.--fherc can
Ic little ruub. Hat the dev.lopmrnt7 OF
the uast lpw days' investigation nov
icing conIur'cd at s IN Francisco ~
Judge Ndvo-aic.Otneral lleWy into
tbe nttack pu the "BnltimOft'f crew,
.hr publication OF testimony In the
Shields case aud fhc ugly aemnn'ii.l'
Hon 90 rnlpafliHo against the ~ ON.
town'-" gir crew. have has thc euecl
VI creating grave feoliuE al the capl-
tai. scnntor and Representatives
who have all along cNtocied pace'
able frsult % the Chilean cores
ptndpnce, aud hal The greatest
confidence tnat Chile would soon
tender an ample apology anu
make reparation for mo misuetIA
of her citizens, nrc nov Willing 10 Hl,
NIT privately that the situation Is lul
rf grave I.ilicultirs. Ono umihouA
.ign is the lrcAt inactivity ~ tonrrttA
] In the matter. Hersioiof" " has hrrh
customary whenever a matter N me
smai!est public intUtcft IA the sulgecLoi
/ diplomatic coFrthrundenco' i1f one OF
/ the Two houses 90 call uuuu uie l'ttsi.
I dent for Information. Tho gravity 81
I the situation appears 70 nave MAJ
l retiressi8lu effect upon JonErt.t' u"
situation In Conrrcss 10 one u anxious
| waiting In the hope that u'e i'f,,lugnt
/ viii a6on relieve the general desire Tor
/ i,iormatior. Very naturally the Sem
| ntofa nud members who are mtmhcra
Of the committees haviug the foreign
relations pf the government In chaiEe
are upwilline TO express themsslves AZ
this luucturo upon the merits OF the
controversy, with which they may
soon have 10 deal officially. But ftum
their private expressions " Is clear
Tint no uatiy lines are TO be drawn,
nnd the preaidout will have the united
support OF Congross ia The adoption OF
any uiensur he feels necessary Tot
the pross walton OF tho dignity Of the
United S.aics.
senator Morgan, leading Demo
cratic member uf the SENATE committee
on foreign relations, Ia particularly IN
uguant at the rovolNionA ih thc
ease o. Patrick Shields, the fireman
on tho American steamer "heeWte'
nav"
Ia the House The momhrts OF the
foreign affairs cOmuiittee nave dis
outraged an who spoke 10 them iu
favor ofcalllpg for tue c0rru'p1udencc.
Tho memhers Of the committee ssid
that it would not ho wise 10 pr,clpittt'
di.cussiou IN the House while the cor
fpspouuencu vas incomplete, iur ieal
thar iil.cjnsiiorci utterauce. OF aca1n
might result 10 embarrassing the ne
gotnuOns. 10 indeed, it would not pre-
vent an honorable understanding orihi
reached.
ouR PACIFIC sQuApHov.
The navy DEPARTMENT is in'orme,
, thsl the gunblai bloomington" NJ
rived 10: Nouteviduo today. &c lB *
p-rted that the Atlantic" viii arrive
there this morning or tomorrow
rh,sr vcsscla viii increase the Amefi
can ilurt Mt that point TO five, IN,
other. being tho GgsQi9 "Chicaso,'
and the "lssstx" ami tbe "isitic.'
These will ali he available In cass th'
negotiations with Chile should sssum'
o.. a more wariike aspect than at present
Che "phIisdeiphIg," concord" an.
"lIrar.nutp axe at Port an Prince
AMI cGuld be utilized IN tha event o
i prolonged trouble, together with TN
UAiiantGn8mahn at New York, an.
the "NswAraD nj Norfolk. The dis
pu-itluu ~ the vessels on the Pacih
station IA ~ follows; Tho 'Sau Fran
cisco" and "ChaTleston" az San Diego
, the "Raltimors" ard "Alohicnu" a
san FHncHcH, the "pebsaoOls" a
Honolulu, the "Bls1n" NJ Cailho, tn
yorktown" 40 N,IplIalso, ami th
% "lruquDlsn ut samoa.
4 Camp, the Philadelphia shl
. builder was 40 the navy department
j today In conference with OH 'iala II
q rgsnrii ~ the condition uf the work OF
, the naval vessels lUr under c0ns,rIr
/. ton in his yard. He said that "a
, woik was progressing "a rapidly q
4, possible, uut was hampured tpmewnd
=. by a scarcity OF malsriAl. For tnl
reason lac could not say positivel
when cruiser Ne. ~, better known Il
, the "Plrnte," would be- finished. Sin
IL well under way aud will DO read
y for launching Ia May.