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

! AstHf ~ tNAlH VIII NANF Nfoml aLN
Z iull explanation" (fhis note has al
/ roady b,cn pulllshlG.)
Mr Egnn ioiegmphs Osloher 20,
| asking what femWa1u would be cx-
/ pcc.el if I've facts were us reported by
! C1pHin 5chlay. The correspondence
/ 90 tlliH point friuH again ~ thr quUs-
| lion Of the refugee, and iu OUt0ter,
Secretary Blainu himself, hnvlug tnon
returned 90 WafhiugIpu. trlggupheI
I the minister ~ follows; "hlL. lsnu "a
I Instructed 90 mMnAiu his present 20.
sitinn and is authorized tuutsw un tine
{ dcpnunon. Tor money go meet the
extra oApCAle % needed"
Returning again to thosuJcct Of The
nanult on the sailors of tho "Baltl.
more" Mr. Ernn cont telegram DC
tober 81 which hlA been Published,
summarizing tho reply made by Minls-
istcr Malta ~ hiH ptrgeutn,ion OF the
case, IN TIE course q which ihe minis
ter says that the United states i0tmu-
lHttu Demands end advances threats
that without being clst hyck with ac-
rimony, arc not acceptable nor could
they 30 RCctptahlD iu the present
case nor IN others of lliiu nuluTu.n Nit.
/ Eg1n gt the same time mailed %
" HtA'AN tNNN NNNAH go NNAN ANNH iN'NNNHH
Hs well 10. % Irrnri mlde 20 him hy
Captain Schlcy OF the results OF tho In
Nestiggtiuu conducted 10y the board ri
naval uiururs nppOinted 10 investigate
I thC Trouble. CAPTAIN Schlcyia rop1r, is
practically identical with hts state.
/ mrut made before Judge Allocate
| Rrmuy %, san FrnuciscO rUccntN and
published IN the newspapers. lie snys
that o. number Oitho wounds were te.
cognlzed
BAYoNEr WOUNDS,
pointing 10 police participation IN this
ns-lult; that o. ll believed tho nsasult
was inspired by Chilean salons recent.
~ discharged from tho transports 30.
| EclhCr with tho l0nFshorumeu, and
that 1t was prrncditstei and wac
known In tho widely fopa.
rated localities. IL occurred
while tho men were az supper
In the hotels N.d fcaiGuants. He
asserts that his men were unHrmDd and
| deicnselcsH, with no instruments be-
You'd sevenl small pocket knives and
% small iron pllinl. IN communicating
| tIeae iacls 90 Tho Chilean foreign
| ollce, Egnn said that tho sailors Of the
Baltimore wore urarmcd, wefn orderly
IN thc'r conduct gNvo mo Caufu or pro.
vocation, that tho attack was apparent.
IS prgmedilntnd and that the assaults
were made by armed mvn who, this
government must c0lc.ude, were AMI
mated Ia their
BLOODY WORK
by hostility TO those mon rs sailors Of
the United States. ilD says that 1t
must be conceded from the character
Of many Of tho wounds that the public
police or some OF them, Instead "
adOtliug protection 60 tue men
assaulted, took part In this cowarily
Atlatsaul generally acted iowardithose
uuafmed men with brutality, therefore
IL conformity with Wharf ou's note,
he asks Tor inquiry anu the punish
mont Of tho guilty parties, and sug.
ges,s fepAaliou. Mfr. Egnn transmits
thu iull loxLOf
sESOH MATTA's NOTE
In ropiy. The summary u II was
given Ia his telegram 10 Mr.. Wharton
already published, October 30 Mr.. Egau
tclegripha that tho invertlEnllon %
secret. The next day no telegraphed
he had received from the minister Of
foreign affairs note from the intend.
ontc IA reg ard 10 tho assault aud that
"liko the minlbter's other motto this
note expresses no regret lur tho occur
renee" IL gtttes that the result Of tho
investigation would DO communicated
10 Mr.. EgAu, and n tho real culpelta
wuro discovered tlI0y would receive
due punlBhment. The report VI tho
iulcndcnte OF valparaiso says q, IL
entirely impossible that the police OF
that city would have committed the
cruel and brutal exercises which the
United States minister iiuI1tes to
them aud that @ mob OF 1000 collected
and that The light In which all, espnc-
illy the Americans, fought with
stones, clubs and light weapnna, WAS
general, and that tho only part taken
tn Il by the police and military guard
vas their Undsay0r 10 quull tbs police
and tho disturbance and arrest the
participants. The intendeute proies-
les Ignorance Of the origin Of the fipht,
but thinks II commenced between
drunken sailors. Neither does hc know
who shot kiggin. Ao believes tho au-
thoritiIs
DID ALL THEY COULD
under the clrcumBlances.
November SIT. Blaine, by tole.
graph, insttuots MIR. Egan ~ claim the
privilege OF reading the paper, which
tile American sailors received IN secret,
In a Language thoy did not understand
and without being accompanied by
counsel. Ha was also instructed 10 see
that no one from tho "Baltimoro" IL
allowed TO testify except la tho presence
OF q friend acting aB counsel aud Ia his
own language, openly, not aecretly.
November 8 Mr.. EgAu telegrgphed
that tho same Judge who would not al.
low an oiicer OF the "Baltimoren
to be pyUsont nj the inquiry
permitted the secretary Of the German
consul 10 attend the Investigation OF
the killing Of a German man.of-wars.
man which took place last month.
On the same day lac writes that the
minister OF foreign relations had OK
pialnod to him that the Judge Of crimes
h independent OF the executive under
the old Spanish laws In use IN Chile,
and that ho
COULD not COMPLY
with the request and show the docu.
msnt until the proccsR was completed.
In note 10 Minister Egan November
~ Capt, Schloy gives him tho namea OF
a number Of Witnesses 10 the assault on
the "Baltlm0ru's" men, and on the
same day Captain dchlny wrote thp
iutOndeuto that Ministor Egan could
supply the names 20 him upon Hppll. |
cation. Nov. 9 Minister Egau.
no ft,l tI,nt HI,. F..t.....l 80. -. - q