The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-26

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RSaiis sr ss ssiss In house where he had
:. Coal Hesyer Jerry. anderson was robbed
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stabbed seys5s In she back yopnd
N asipS Sas stabbed
eighteen times tn tho back and beaten with
clubs; IA AZ two Fl the wounds penetrated the
,tsrpenters Mate e NO" John S''I Hamilton was
knocked down with stones and then stabbed
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ward brutally dragged In an unconscious con-
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stones a SSrG cut inses TlsS
and WITH si Ensss tSous eha 70 Tess
serious extent. Complaint Is made. by several
ss sa fnsz .ha ssen
That NUMBER S e q T lie 1 ssands are
70 point to the police rs participants in some
few cases though l am glad TO DO able to say
Officers Interviewed most couraseousiy to pro.
teSt our men against the mob.
,.Thirty;six OF my men wore arrested and
proof 81 their suie sosid be s sddacsed. cam
ordsriiness and good bshsSior. and d'p poIlts
ness Of my men 70 the CHILEAN officers up to
MY shp S hs AT aors sSs tsis
II: when TIE disturbance occurred:
gated y Shilian sailors recently discharsed
from the tran1sports together With the long
them Iy the crowds. That this was SO Is shown
caiities IL the town while the men We're At sup
Per In the hotels and resta4sants II isnot DO
IN 5 81 r y. there
instances in which some Of them generously
Assisted our mon against the mob and into
press OF Vaiparaiso. ~ - '. 49, WV
men ana De ana ths
cover an Instrument beyond several small
could dsssr!e IT, name q weapen. sss mo s
copy the Board
and would add that the testimony therein
given Is By score or
unprovoked and brutal beyond expression. ="
In times Of peace. In the port Of nation
ts .ssaus and aas
Of my men Is an indignity Of such gravity that
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serious sonsidsFa.sioa which i merits: -'
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discharsins them when no guilt Appeared.
GERMANS BETTER TRHATED.
Mr. E 1h rspoftea Nov 2 reeeigt 2, LITE.
dhsn sailors as 81
was mistaken for an Americana Judge Foster
Quoted the Investigation, Into the Baltimore
case,permitted in October. the secretary Of
tss ssss Ees
mission for one OF his officers to attend.
pssk rs 5nssd ss
SsS; ySe:. sesofdins e 2 s report rom I tho
ed for drunkenness. a charge denied by him.
kept for several days in Jail without process Of
g hs
Be ma sseous Condition. and That tie Ss4 local
AFss mae aesa Sied
sailor. t9 Surgeon White: and the report q the
q oss Il to M
all the dccqmentsfn the case. which are SGT
ten vtS sSisidss claim for $500 ds S1asss
citizenship are suggestive:
SIR In the case Of FssfeH ssa SS, Il &.
n ch the
q this city, dssre to state that the 'c cse S1s ss
~ fnaFr nah rN oh hat 1 h4~n L.
&H H5;tdd 3 R;! Mso SsI En,;;
SANTIAGO. Nov. %
"sIH: Replying to your communication Of
te s %
and rstsl
in the latter Of which you Will find the follow.
The principles which are maintained By
this government In regard to the protection.
as the RELIEF shst q
stance that the vessel Is American is evidence
that the seamen on board are such; and IN
the flag that covers them.
is ss b shs s.s and Also
5p, Protection as II he were Unit United States
TARDY PROTECTION
On the same day. Nov 2. Mr.. Egan reported
2 rublic,. meeting called to .denounce the
United States Legation. and to request the
tacks In the press The Government sent a
squadron OF cavalry to protect the legation.
This meeting was called ly a proclamation
which charged that the refugees In the lega-
ton had conspired to kill Col Canto After
the meeting the Intendente issued procla-
nation denying the existence Of the con-
spiracy. a proclamation which. Mr.. Egan said.
would haue been much moro valuable before
tile meeting. or this incident, Senior Malta
wrote to Mr.. Egan that the Goeernment does
not alarm itself. however 1t may dlsapprove
the vivacities and misdemeanors of speech.
spoken and written. which. as has been OBJ
served by the honorable Minister Plenipoten-
tiary. were not borne out by the results"
Mr.. Egsn called Nov. 8 upon Senior Jorge
Mont, President OF file Junta. and congratu-
the Presidency Of the Republic. He was. he
tntormed Nj. Blaine, cordially received. and
United States his warmest acknowledgments.
Under the new order of things Mr.. Egan ex-
pressed the hope that tho state Of feeling
toward the United states would DO improved
Congress rsorganized the Government Nov.
10. each member OF the Junta being recog-
nized: Silva was elected President OF the SEN
ate. Luco President OF the Deputies. and Montt
invested with Presidential power,
preceding his election and regular installa-
tion.
Senior Malta. In q note to Mr.. .Egan, Nov 9.
asked him to forward to the Judge Of Crimes