Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-25

be- luivrd iu the same night nuu 10y the
Same crit.rlnu that he himself judged
them." Ia % telegram OF the cate "
September 3oth
MH EGAN STATES
thai in q no,e scnt him, .he minister
Nr foreign aii.iH IUfitcB the -r.e cou.
due. ur uurllissiun 70 Tire rtla gees Go
lrave the uuluiry, Nud maiutA.uH Tue
correctness of All thnt has teen doun hy
tb, nut.1rlfins. ru ministry Tor
foreign a1aIrs also repeats thr uu.
founded aud nbsufi chnfgos N the
ieluegls' clnsWriug In the United
states legation. since Saturday tho
Trouble 10 the legation hos c,aaed and
ul more arrests have been
made. Again was biz. Egan
suatliuci hy tho President. IN tho
foil1winr telegram dated Oc,0hcs L.
M. Evan Do Informed tn Fr"idcut
Lnsirra g. c.ilhilsh aud otirf,niu the
mot rIunIiy relations via Guile, hut
Inc RICH. OF asyiutn havinghccu tLc.tly
10 not expressly allowed TO other
foreign locations, and hnv .us boon ok.
cfcisci hy our minister with the ola
government ia the iniciefo and f0l the
fafc,y Of the ndhrreu Gl .ae party now
in mower, the pr'slIen' cannot but
regard application Uienoilef rule,
accompanied by nets Ofdissr puut TO
our LEGATION, ~ tho manies 1tion Of "a
most uunienuy feeling. Mr.. Lgan IN
Instructed lu furnish . COY ~ this ~
the mlui8.cr for foreign ilairs aud 10
take The utmost pFsgautln to prevent
any abuse oflbe
PRIVILEGE or ARLuf
by those TO whom he las extended %,
Their intercourse with iualdu pcr'onl,
Whnlhcr by pcfson on " leiisf should
huuu4er his suprrfisip and limited TO
the most necefsaryui Innocent mat.
tors. This dlscut hon aud Adjustment
Of the matter would robahly he mach
facilitated were theb IA authorized
agent Of Chile at Wnhin ton.
Ia answer, Oct. o, tho Fmlnis.cr of
foreign aiTtir receive telegram dis.
l claiming any intuutin Of dlsrps pgcl TO
I She legation, but clnltq right 10 take
measures outsllr the ssatl0n - fus.
| irntu tho conspiracy q the part Of the
/ refugees. Mr.. Cyan insists there has
I boon mo- abuse Of the Fylum md says
I he would prevent any IFS design s.
/ 10 obtain safe conductor the refugees
/ out OF the country. Heunouncts three
/ days later that the Spllsh minister mas
agreed 10 ACT Ia harmoy with him Ia
the matter OF thp refugee.
la tie no'ls passin between bin.
/ self and Senior Malta Wlch Dir. Egn
enclosed, the former sssrls that the
l authorities have no psirs 10 molc-t
f.r.4.Hf. ..tsNtNfsfr NHtfs fa.NI... .IHH......f.
I few persona have 1een detained
"who may have held itorcoufs, with
! refugees without Mr. kan knowing
/ Il o. beiug able TO know
H." He cites an iHinnce OF n
/ perou passing farfs through
an open window. In rely Mr.. kgan
I refuses to admit ths fight VI tic reg
ular authorities 20 blockade TIE legu-
ton and asserts tnst the papoyspassod
through the wiulhw we're letters
/ thrown In by QUE Of the brothtrs Of
the refugees who had BEEN twhe ar
rested for attempting 20 visit The lcTn-
ton; that the letter rnlgtd 20 amily
aQaiu ami was IN his (Ean'sl losscs.
sion and was at the minister's dllposal.
| Finally lac asserts that urdcr igprna.
tlOuai law lhe refugees ne nee 10 r.
ccive correspondence. IL n telegram
dated October ~, Mr.. ERn sayl The
! intenienle'a instructions luihorl1s the
arrest OF no ono oXCep uuon we'll
| founded suspicion, that IN miuisiorie-
pl0rrs al glresih made y the polise
agents and AYERS that no eEati0u was
! Intended Tor the legGtlllbut decliuu
that SAFE CONDUCTS he orfri, were u
possible TO do 70. haywilhout ila.
regard 10 the law, tho iItrosts OF tho
country or the pgv9tlge o!he govern
meut, Il would be giveRs proof Of
amity 70 the legation. n reply Fir.
EIan cited Instances who The Chilean
government had rcc0gubd the right
10 faie conduct In such COS.
a IONd coRHEspooEScs
followed between MIR. lgan and
Secretary Blaine &C bis polnt.
While II was In progp, October
Hixtcenth, the Baliiufe tragedy
occurred aud was rrpOue.on tbs lsth
by MIR. Egan u the stat. department.
On tho next dSy he wte: $50 far
Captain Sohley has not apr,6lnei tho
causes which led to the dtlrbance, but
the general impreaiOnn that the
attack was unprOy0ked. tomo weeks
ago an attack was made tpu num-
Der OF tko sailors ON afrman ship
u war, resulting IN the Hing Of tho
Germans. 10 WAS undOrald that tho
attack was made bocAuseB Chilean.
| mistOok the 0ermauHur United
states sailors" The mister closes
his correspondence Ia reli1n 10 the
assault, pazlug between im8elf and
I CANAAN AWAfnaF aud lINN fraN.
dan,o. In tho com OF tho
| quoting searching lvostiKatlon
he says; 81 can sny IN aance chat VI
my men. had heeu tho lsiigators IN
this allah they would no been dealt
with most severely uuc thu Laws Of
my country, aud feel q II It should
be others your eXccllenwill bring TO
Justice all gllenders,n hen follows
some more correspondent IN reference
10 the safe conduct Of Aiugets, with !
Mr.. Egan's statomunihat he Ind |
suspended the dlscusn until the
Chilean. government rlves what Il
considers proper TO do ider the sclr-
cumn.snces, aud that ~ interpreln-
ton 10y the United Stat OF tho refusal
to grant safe oouducths an act Of
slight courtesy aud couiomlion, osn.
not ue cause for surse. This cor.
fospondence returns toe
"nALTNonE" AdEDY.
Egan's telegram OCT, 90 says that
Capt. Schley's report lwd the assault
to have been brutal 4 unproyosel
and implicated the ICe ~ having
been In it. A prom ruply follows