Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-30

erumenL has sent reply TO the ultl-
matum of the United States.
Chile agrees to Withdraw the offensive
note by Malta. Chile also with
draws the request for the withdrawal OF
United States Munster Egan. The
Chilean government pro- oses that the
attack on the Balimore's sailo- g be sub
mltled to arbitration to some mutual
nation or be submitted to the decision
of the sup enc court of the United
States.
NOT YET GIVEN OF BLAINE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. &c Up to IL o'clock
this morning Secretary Blaine had not
received an answ from Chile, reported
in last nights Santiago dispatches to
have ben sant from that county.
| It is expected to be communicated
through Minister Mont, who his not
yet called OF been heard from on the
subject. The delay, however, is eX-
p.aIned by the amount of time requisite
to translate the cipher dispatches into
ordinary Spanish, and then into Eng
.ish, and also by the fact that official
calls are not commonly made in Wash
ington Def pre- the middle of the day.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Il the house
Breckenridge introduced O resolution
| asking the president if any reply had
been received from Chile to the ultimat-
UNI, and for any correspondence not YET
| made public,
AFTER HARRISON.
Breckenridge made an earnest speech
asking upon what intimation that Cnile
| wouldn't return satisfactory reply the
president had based the severe Ian
guage of his message. Blcunt, Herbert,
NcCreary Hit and others, however,
| supported the motion to refer it to the
committee on foreign affairs and the
motion was carried.
The cabinet met today. 1t was de-
voted nearly entirely to discussion of
tee Chilean controversy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z6.-The senate
and house committee on foreign affairs
discussed the presidents message today.
but no conclusion was reached: 1t is
understood that no report will be made
until the president has received an ans
wer to. his ultImetum.
REPORT CONFIRMED.
New YORK, Jan. ga private dos
patch was sent at 9:45 a. N. today, TO
Valparaiso, asking:
as there anything Official confirming
arbitration?" 1t produced this reply:
"Yes: willing TO forego decision Of Vol
paraiso judge and submit to the SUI
IRENE court at Washington without fur
Their resort to arbitration.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. &c. The most dis
astruus fire Columbus ever experienced
occurred this morning. The entire
block from Rlch street TO Walnut and
from High street to Wall has been de-
StrOyed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.-The Ex-
amIner, il a lorg editorial headed
There will be no war;" violently at
lacks President Harrison's manage
ment of the Chilean controversy. Ii
says nothing has occurred sioce the riot
IN Valparaiso that will do so much 10
quiet public feeling as President Har-
rson's message. American people
would be insane to go to war on such
showing. That message disposes Of
Mr.. Harrison. He proves himself to De
little man, not only incapable OF deal
ing largely with question SO grave as
lation's peace, but also incapable of
.Alrness and truth-tellIng when the
truth will benefit the nation with hich
he United States is N controversy.
Mr.. Harrison has deliberately con-
cea.ed the fact from the people of the
United States that the chief ca son for
exasperation against Chile that tina;
government expressed no regret for the |
VALPARAISO riots groundless.
The Examiner quotes comm unication |
OF Minister Mont Of Dec. IL and Jan
5, IN which Chile deplores the riot, ana |
also quotes President H6rrison's state |
nenls hat these expressions are III adj |
equate, and continues: Whatever
difference OF opinion there may be as 10 |
Chlle's expressions of reg there can be |
but one opinion of the COZ duct
The presi ent of the United States Ill |
,uppr ssing them"
1t closes by saying: "Whatever the |
grounds for ar. Egan's complaints of |
dlscourtesy may be, American people |
sill not poultIce the wound Inflicted on |
his sensibilIties by bonn bdToing ChIle's |
ports and saug hterIng her people. Had |
We at Santiago an American statesman !
unaffected by Sense OF personal injury |
and soiicitous only for peac= with non
OF, there would be no more danger of
nostilltles with Chile than there Is of |
var beteween the United States and
Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-There was a
very large attendance IL the galleries
when the senate assembled. Routine
business was proceeded with until the
presidents meesate was received. Ordl-
nariiy presidential communications AT
tract little attention, but things were
different today. Occasionally a senator
would be moved by particularly strong
point, and say a word or two of assent to
A reIgh Dor. When mention was mace Of
be fact that one sailor + al been dragged
along the streets OF Valparaiso with a
lasso around his neck Senator Vest gave
an involuntary utterance TO "A sound
which was easily construed Ito an ex
preston of sympathy for the sailor and
a demonstration Uf an anti-ChIleaD ma
ture At the CONCLUSION OF the read ng.
on M Dtlou of Sherman the message and |
accom- panying documents were ordered
nrinted and referred TO the com pittee
on foreign relations. Remarks in eulogy
of the tate Justice Bradley were made
by Mcpherson and Hoar, and then 10
token Of respect to bis memory, the SEN
ate adjourned until tomorrow.
PHENIx, Jan. 25-A telegram from
Deputy Sheriff McPnaul, CHA Bend,
sa +: A party came in this evening
with portions of 4 coat and vest Gov
cred with blood. No doubt a bloody
p,urdar has been comm itt.d as several |