Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-30

great satisfaction here, and exchange
has risen n pence.
WE ACCEPT CHILr's APOLOGY.
WASHINGTON, Jan 30.--Secretary
Blaine cabled Minister Egan this
morning that this governments ac-
ieptance Of Chilps answer TO our
lltlmatum, In accordance with the
lresident's message Of the 2Sth
nst. The salute to the flag was not
mentioned.
MUST SALUTE THE FLAG,
New YORK, Jan. 30.--The Her
ald's Washington special says: Pres
Ident Harrison will send today
another ultimatum to the little
South American republic. In sub
stance this cable was sent from her
~ Blaine yesterday morning:
"PresideDt Harrison accept
Chilis apology in the broad and
generous spirit in which 1t wa'
offered.u
A cable, to this effect will follow:
while ChiIIIs apology is In terms
all this country could ask, yet there
,s ore thing more to be done before
the dignity Of the United States bt
fully satisfied. Chill must salute
the stars and stripes
WAsHINToN, Jan. 30.-There was
nothing said at yesterdays cabinet
meeting on this subject and there is
no reason to believe thisgovernment
will require a salute from Chill.
THE CRISIS IS OVER.
LONDON, Jan. 30.--The Times
dispatch from Santiago de Chilli says
q short official dispatch from Senor
Montt, the Chilian minister to the
United States, was read today In the
senate and chamber of deputies and
confirms the unofficial report that
the crisis between Chill and the
United States is ended. The Times
dispatch also says the message OF
President Harrison to the American
congress was read in the lobbies, but
neither the American message nol
the otficIaI dlspaTcn or Minister
| Montt caused much comment.
WHAT ENGLAND THINKS.
LONDON. Jan, 30.--The Saturday
Review, in an editorial apparently
inspired by friend OF Lord
Sackvilie West, says The conduct
of the United States In the Chilian
matter is only another version OF
the Sackville West incident. In
characterizing 1t as cheap and want
ing In dignity we recognize that its
changes have point, and would be-
felt II made against statesman OF
gentleman. But we are not aware
that the machine politicians of the
United States are either. They
have acted toward Chill as they
have repeatedly acted toward us
when they knew that bounce and
bluster were without danger. IL
must console Chill to know that the
dime museum heroes Of President
Harrison has since been made o
look utterly ridiculous. We, who
have often suffered from having to
endure this same underbred swag-
ger, certainly learn with unaltered
amusement that Chilps apology
was received before the presidents
laundering message was issued.
The so-called American humor Is
as often us duh as 1t is vulgar, but
Americans have enough sen'e OF
The ridiculous to see the absurdity OF
the situation. II Is like the story OF
the gentleman who announced
boldly that he would kick the door
open or die, when he had every
reason to believe that there was no
enemy behind II,
FAvoRABLY DISPOSED.
NEW York, Jan. S0.--The Her
AIDS Santiago, Chill, special cable
gram says, "A cable dispatch was
received yesterday morning from
Minister Pedro Montt at Washing
ton, Ia which he says that he Ia now
assured that the government Of the
United States Is favOrably disposed
TO that OF Chill, and Is content with
Minister PleFrera's reply. senoI
pelrrerA read Senor Montts dis
patch at the session of the senate
yesterday afternoon. Nothlne
was said In the dispatch relating
to the question of future arbitration
and indemnity, but Chill will cor
tainly pay whatever indemnity l.
agreed ON. Little Il heard either n
Santiago or Valparaiso but exprs
slons Of satisfaction at the peaceful
solution Of the trouble. There II M
doubt that up 10 yesterday the at
most anxiety prevailed, bat now 4
. has been relieved. Minister Egar
! has received numerous callers wh'
congratulated him on the successful
termination OF tho negotiations
Judge Of Grimes Foster, OF Valpa
raiso, will today pass sentence ou
Gomez Homeda aud Others for th,
killing of Rlggen aud Tarnbull aud
assaulging the members Of the Hal
ilmore's crew.
TOOK rHR wnIrR vRIL
4ACoNA, jan. So.-'rns white
veil of the order Of Nups Of Vista.
lion of the Catholic church, was
bestowed for the first time on the