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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

Not long ago q uoighLor In frame
house was burned out and tho residents
In the vicinity al worked hard 10 try
aud sdvo some Of his furniture. To our
surprise tho man seemed quito iniingr-
ont 10 the fate OK bis chairs and tables,
out ran great risl; Of being burned alive
IN his efforts TO sayc u fuw flowers IN
some shabby looking pots. II did not
appear 10 me that his flower collection
was worth dollar altogether, and
could not Imagine why no took such
plins to save II from burning.
found olt aiterwari that II was not
tho flowers ur the roots that no carol
for, NJ they woro all scattered roughly
around the front Of the house, nos for
tho pots. which he threw away Tho
secret turned out 90 DO that he was using
his flower pats as banks In which toatlrl
his spare money, and ho admitted ON be.
ing questioned that ho had been doing
this Tor many years. Interview In 81.
Louis Gl0be-Dcmocrlt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

They toll funny story Of man who
rented box In the postoilico awhile ago.
He appears TO have been new 10 tho
business and Called TO get tho hang OF
the thing. Aitera month or so no called
ON ono OF tho postodico officials and be-
gan 70 kick about the box. "Thc blamed
thing never had any mail in it," was his
complaint.
81 have looked in that box every day
since l rented itand 1t hasn't had u thing
In It tho whole timo. Ioyen addressed a
tcrtomyself and never heard from Il. 4"
The two took n look at the box and
tho postoiiico man inquired ii the box
renter had over opened his box Why,
no; of course not. Couldn't ho seo that
thoro wasn't anything in II.
OF course It turned out that no had
forgotten tho number Of his box though
It was on his receipt, and had been
watching and swearing oycran unrentod
one He found stock Of mail IN his
box NJ last and went away feeling small
enough to crowd inside Of it.-BuIalo
LApIeEs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

CAIRO, H., jan. 1.-THE reported
suicide Of j. &. Llghtneg, son OF a
former Judge OF this county, proved TO
have been trick perpetrated by Light.
nef himself, who assumed tho name D
J., J. Adams, and claimed TO have seen
LI1h,ner commit suicide by jumping
Into tho river here. Adams was In.
duccd 10 write down his story while
en- route TO Memphl, on the steamer
New SOUTH" and comparison " this
litter with those written 10 the bulletin
Ia ills city by Lightnor, IN which he
Threatened 10 commit suidide, on ac.
count Of his wife's deser,iOn at ST.
Louis, proves that the letters were all
written by the same hand. The pre-
tlgnded suicide Ia In Memphis and we'll.
rue purpose OF the ruse was to make
hls wife relent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

NEW Yon,, Jan.lT.-lsabelln, daugh.
ter NJ Francis Culling Of ~ East SIX
ty.Hocnnl street, who was welded to
Harold COURTNEY, an Englilh actor
December 3lht, ami departed with her
husband two days Afterwards for Il
honeymoon sQjoum In Genoa, IA critic
ally ~ In that city. the voyage was
very stormy and the Bride became 81
violently insane that she made several
attempts to XIII her husband aud had
IN be locked IN one OF the state f0Onu.
One o: her relatives admits that pre-
viuu,ly she had an attack OF mental
trOuhlt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
Two Thousand Miners Gather with
View 10 Attacking the
Soldiers Camp.
QUIET PERMANENTLY HrsToRro
IN MANASSAS.
application by DR.. trnrcs 10 tho
Governor for a ReprIe,e Of
Sixty Days.
" TELEGRAPH 60 Tho NgwA
MINERS Ann SOLDIERS.
Trouble Anticipated st Coal creek,
grnnVs.ee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. GA special
TO the dpICdli raiaHchc from Knox.
Vile, Tenn, ays: Alarming reports
were received from Coal Creek late to-
night a man who came In on la.s
irnin snys the miners to the number OF
4DJb were assembling On the mountain
overlooking ,hr sOldiorF' camp, with
view 10 making an attack. Al lao tho
operator In the camp telegraphcd that
many mlucrs were maHsing on the
mountains and that there was some
Hiring 10y pickos. The camp II In
much confusion, expecting sn attack,
but tho men were prepared 10 hold the
Tort ~ midnight there was nothing
further heard from the operator at
Coal Creek, aud some persons were
predicting trouble. A. midnight they
were still up and the fact that the wires
had not been cut Il construed that the
movement Of the miners was simply n
denomination 10 worry the troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

Comparatively little paper IS made on,
Of rags nowadays exclusively, fact
which IA fortunate. "a the quantity Of
paper now used IS 10 great that there
would not DO enough worn out clothing
or shoddy 10 supply the demand. The
strangenoss Of 1t 10 that while paper "a
being used for dozens Of purposes former
ly monopoli4od by wood or oven q harder
material, such as car wheels. boxes, bar.
rol3, tubs, pals and 30 forth, wood Is rap.
idly driving other ingrcdicntsto tho wall
IN the manufacture OF nearly all tho
cheaper grades Of paper.
Wood pulp IS made by comparatively
lengthy process, but By taking the mills
TO river banks whore there Is raw ma.
terial and water power at hand, 1t can
be produced at less than half tho price
formerly charged. Now York Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
TIE Thought of Rohbers Drove ,gIor
MAD.

CHICAGO, Jan. ia dispatch from
Alliance, o., says that few weeks
ago Mis-. iiore Norshrup and her young
daughter loft San Diego, Cal, Tor THE
State, 10 visit some friends. She took
considerable money with her. The
fear oil train robbcr 40 proycl ON her
mind that nj alatiou Ia Iowa she took
her child aud lett the train. After
wandering about day aud night,
they were taken In charge by private
family, aud though nothing could DO
gained from the mother, tho little girl
gave her name, and stated that an
uncle lived here, who WA notified aud
Mrs. Nodhrup aud child brought 10
this city. Mrs. Northrup is now a raw
ing maniac aud phydcians state that
her case IL hopeless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

judicial examinations and the bimira
enthusiastically will figure In the pro-
cucdlugs.
After the introduction Of bills To-
morrow the House win take up the
nca,utc reported by Mr. Richardson
N The Joint committee on printing, en-
utlrd: ~ bill providing Tor the pub
liz printing aud bluding and dlstribn'
ton " public documents f" 1t Ia *.
ioctpd that NJ least half the session Of
lie Hou.c during the week wiz be
ronsumud In uon4ideration ofth y mon.
sure. The bill makes general fevi-
zion Of the present system OF printing
aud distributing public documents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
CrllIeI.m Tor lle Easle.

Why cannot some able designer got up
a representation Of the eagle that looks
something like that glorious birdg Tho
spread wing idea IS unnatural and ab.
surd. II Is only because OF It's antiquity
that It Is tolerated. An eagle that would
spread its wings and legs In an attempt
TO symbolic peace aud war deserves 10
be shot A fine design Of an American
eagle at rest, pcrchod on a crag or limb
OF a treo, would not bo bad one FOR our
silver coins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
Tho mou.e and ihe senn,c.

WASHINGTON, Jan, l7.--Although
the House h not able to act upon any
bills introduced, the Senate "a In the
full tide OF legislation. A dozen bills
have already passed that body aud
been sent 10 the House. The work
will be kept up this week. Tomorrow
tho Well aud FAubra claim will be
discussed In connection with the pend
ing bills 10 investigate the allegations
OF fraud In their allowances. A bill
recognizing the system OF printing
aud Issuing public documents may
also be- pfovocation Of debate. Senator
Kyle WIN tnik about marriage ami
divorce, and executive SESSIONS during
tho week win probably develop some
party feeling rs II ia expected that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

| used to live in Spain, and after.
ward In the Wet Indies. before came
10 the States. lmet tho wooden Indian
long before | onme to this country. |
have boenasked before whore the wooden
Indian got his start, ouly know what
! have heard about him In the Old
World. There was an advonturer
named Ruta who left his old city. Bar.
cclona, and came TO Virginia 800 years
ago Whom 10 returned he executed
tho wooden Indian In n rude way, ms n
type Of the sort Of animal he had mot in
the Now World, aud tho figure was SGT
up In front Of shop whore vino was
sold Finally II became n sort Of trade
mark. There were smokers in those
days and they assembled around tho In
dian, And tho wooden Indian is now
seen In front OF nearly cyory cigar store.
Interview in Chicago Tribune.
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wrote, "that This question Is coming to
the front in national way. In fact
the feeling Ia very strong To shut the
issue ron the tariff to the currency.
Something will happen, one Of these
days, which will open the eyes " q
good many people. Before this Con.
gress u over, In my judgment, you Will
lind n large majority Of the representa-
tiv,s, perhaps all, voting for much
more comprehensive measure In the
direction Of enlarging tho currency
than was ever yet proposed"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

I.OSp1s. Jan. l8.-Prlnce Lewis
Clovis BOnnparte, who on complaint Of
his INST vile, Ro'alie Bonapartc, was
arrested, charged with compiling 10
deffauI her OF c.0,00O worth of Jewrlry,
which, 1t il alleged, hu had gwen to
his second wife, formerly Miss Laura
Elizabeth Scott, was nrralgned again
today and released on honds of cl60O,
biz wiie's mother becoming his secur-
ifv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
WIN Lea,e tho Mlll.nr, department

Boston, Jan. l6.-Ths Heralfs
Ottawa special says: Sir Adolph
CarOon viii at once leave the Military
department. His successor will be-
Hon. Mackenzie Bowel, J. G.. Patter.
sou OF Essex succeeding Bowel IA
minister OF customs. In connection
with the retirement Of Caroon inter.
osting developments are looked for. As
the result OF his administration, the
affair OF the department Of militia 10
said TO be In very cory plight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

Miss Antiquc-No, I'm not going ia
Mrs. Whitchair's reception.
Miss Budd-Why nor
"Oh, she always talks about old times
and that makes mo tired. don't SEQ
how You can stand her."
But, my dear, her subject ia now to
most ut us, YOU know."-New Yor,
Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

NEW YoiuS, Jau. l7.-George, n
sailor, % years Of age, Of Port au
Prince, wns stricken with npopleNy to-
0hy at his landing. lie was sent here
by Hlppolyte last July To purchase
supplies. About the middle of De.
cenibcr he received "a check from his
government and instructions 20 report
10 Port au Prince. Instead Of obeying
otiyts he spent the money In having n
gooi time, which contributed largely
" his attack today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

=, WAslllNGTON, Jan. II. - Tho au-
iihOrltiea Ia Guatemala have approved
The contract entered into with tho
agent OF the New Orleans ~ Belize
royal Mall < Central American
steamship company for n regular scr
vice between tho port OF Livingalon
ana New Ofleans. The government
agrees to pay $1,000 n year FOR two years
anu Is to enjoy special rates for en-.
hloyes and carrying the mails, while
we company viii be free from all port
and similar charges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

RiEoRAs BLAEcA's RkNcH
CAPTURED.
The CARA Movement said TO Br
of But Little lm-
poriaucc.
rho Trouble II said 10 lie sub-id-
Ing.

SAN ANToStO, jan. i7.--The CARA
troubles have apparently subsided No
far GA open hUstilities nre concerned,
but there IL stiil widespread distfust
all along the border that the willy re-
vOluiionist may bob up again ut any
place, aud this troops remain In the
fleld. So ia- as Cara IL concerned,
there In no reliable Information 90 TO
hl- whereabouts aud plans, but this Is
40 indication that he has given up Tie
movement, " IL without sympathilrra.
The report that he IL In tue vicinity OF
Eagle Pags, TN considerable follow
ing, appears without foundation,
while the statement was bulicd
from the ilrst by tue Mexican author
lln..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

CAIRO, Jan. lT.-Upon his arrival in
this city the Khedive NJ once pro-
ccedod to Abdiu palace where tho
firnan Of the Sultan Of Turkey, APP.
pointing him Khodiye OF Egypt, was
read. After reviewing the troops n ro-
ccptlon was held Mt the palace, which
wsH attended by the ministers aud all
the members OF the diplomatic corps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

LONDON, Jan. l7.-All the sermons
IN London today contained references
70 Inc allllclion which has befallen the
royal family. The remains OF the
geai prince have been removed from
hAnirlngham house to tho parish
ohuTeh, whore the Prince OF Wales
All lamlly attended services lolaY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

CHICAGO, JAn.l7.-Mrs. Mary Slmr-
son, fashionable dressmakeI, COM
mitted suicide In novel manner
Saturday night. Walking upon the
Ice on the lake, Mt the foot Of Ohio
street, she div6s.Hi herself OF her
clothing and lay down perfectly nude
on tho Ice TO die. Her dead and frozen
body was found this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
An orIrLnal Iaen efnn Annrcnl.l.

PARIS, Jan. l7.-An English an.
archist named Thomas was arrested
hero today tor preaching his doctrines
In the street. He had attached him.
self with chain TO tho top OF lamp
post and the police had 10 tilo through
the chain before they could take him
into euslOlY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

fARts, jan. II. - 10 Icmps an.
Houheos that the Swis government
ills ussontel In temporary arrange.
intnn with France by which Switser.
isud comedies the lowest tarif on
french Imports In return from tho
Imports. - '@'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

FAhis, Jan. l7.-lInavoldable DELAY
has arisen IN tho conclusion of In,
ueS,y OF commerce between France
anu lhe United States. II 10 now ex.
lt1,.d That satisfactory settlement
VII DC reached In ton days. Although
Hhen laid before the Deputies the ultra
hFolegllon'sts will attack the measure,
II W'li retain a secure majority,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
A letter From the Late sena,or
Plumb.

m ,LhAAyESwoRTu, Kan, Jan. H.
me Hnos today publishes u letter
written by the late Senator plumb
last before his death, to that p,ner' i q
II he said he was glad that the Tmss
quCatiuns. "S'N'
"ihere Ia abundant evidenoe,u he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

ST. LOuIs, Jan. l6.--A Denver spec
lal says that DR.. Graves has applied to
the governor for u roprieve for sixty
days. He deniea that he IL guilty,
aud ayers that II will require at least
thirty days to prepare n transcript OF
the case for his appeal to the supreme
court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

Husband-Thank heaven am not as
other men
Wife-fou are mistaken there. II Is
they who should bs thankful.
Free Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

1t was proposed that u certain very
small boy should hive his portrait paint.
cd. Ho was greatly distressed, saving,
between his sobs, "Oh, father, don't
want TO always hang upon tho waltz
London Truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

PARIS, Jan. observation-disclosures nd
Vices are 10 the effect that the Bul-
garinn government has accepted, with
slight modification, the note the Porto
pfOpuscs ~ address 20 fiancc, ending
the Franco.bulgarlgn dispute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

In Germany thore has been a colony
Tor opilopiics sor noarly a quarter OF a
century, colony which now number,
moro than 1000 patients. There are
similar asylums IN other countne. Of
EurOpe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
4 dangerous Individual Swallowed and
Caught by New YORK
Detective.
yr usro TO CUT THG THRoATS
or PEDESTRIANS.
u.n Thought 10 he an Escaped
Iuuntic.

Nuy Youi;, Jan. l7.-For the past
,,,,, weeks the police have been asi-
i,,,I over setleo of peculiar assaults
,.',,,,,,Itt.J by a man come TO We known
sSttisrt The Slashcr,i who suddenly
walking up behind partially inioxi.
,sf,"i Iedcslriaus, would cut their
,hr,ats with razor ami then dlsap'
nfar- This morning detective Mae
irr.on. noticing suspicious actions on
tho uafi " roughly dressed stranger,
shsJnwcd him. finally catching him In
Inc net Of committing an assault OF the
tInd mentioned. lie was arrested,
m when searched, n blood-stnined
upr was found upon him. The mans
Identity and motive for the orimos are
unknown.
The man now gives the name OF
Henry Dowus, and says ho was born iu
Liyefp10l, coming TO this country
when u boy. He has confessed some of
the crimes, saying tho Impulse to XIII
under certain circumstances was IN.
comfortable. Hn wanted 20 Kill all
Germans. A German had once ravish'
Ell his mother, aud whenever he saw a
man who looked ike his nfoiher's
nyshcr, hctried 60 Kill him. Ho had
lsru incArocrstcd In "a asylum for tue
iuauo Tor some time, bu; had escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

Tho siuch talked OF Prince Ferdinand
OF honmania is slender man Of middl,
height, with blue eyes, light brown hair
and pleasing manner His character "a
0nnila hut Nv 10 means soft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

NEW YORK, Jan, LITTLE Hcrdidi,
Valparaiso special says: Definite In.
siructiOns were cabled 10 Minister
Mont yesterday, directing the With.
drawsl OF Matta's offensive note. II
was presumed that this was done be-.
fore, but II Is now known that the
withdrawal was not made.
a new complaint arose today In 70.
gard To BalmRceda's refugees being
permitted to 10 aboard tho "York.
town." At the last moment the
Chilean government refused ia
guarantee the refugees while going
away from the "GorktownD to the de.
parting steamer, or even agree that the
steamers upon which they took pass
age would not he searched. Exam had
been ncitly assured by Poreira, mini.
ster OF foreign affairs, that those to
whom he had given asylum would be
permitted TO leave.
Acting on these assurances, they
purchased tickets aud prepared 10 sail.
To-Day the refusal Of tho authorities to
guarantee the safety OF their late foes
prevented their leaving. In order To
10 certain the promises TINT their
Hight would DO permitted, they
ultIeu W take my hlthhltr tAlllns
north orsouth OF Valparaiso, but theoiIrr
was not accepted without guarantees
Of safety. They are liable TO arrest or
assault by n mob. Under the circum.
stnnces they remained aboard the
Yorktown" Captain Evans has
cahlod Washington for Instructions.
II is believed that the instructions will
he that the refugees shall bo taken to
Mallondo, Peru, aboard the "York.
town." There Is no doubt that tho
request to guarantee the safety OF TIM
refugees was refused TO avert trouble Ia
the cabinet. Minister OF Finance
Niercrra proposes to lay duties upon
nitrate and sOdine payable In ninety
day bills, say at the rate Of six,y.one
aud twenty.lhroo pence respectively
per metric quintal, thus placing the
government IN the position ofsellos VI
exchange Instead Of buyeH.
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wOELD's PAW MATTERS.
The Columbian Commission aud 60.
lumbar Exposition.

WAsHINdToN Jan. 1.-THE com.
mittUo on federal legislation OF the
W0rli's Fair, In order to correct the
misspprohenslon prevailing nv 70 the
separate duties ~ tho WORLDS Co.
lumbar Commission and the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, has issued an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18

Nrw YORK, Jan. 1.-THE HcruiPs
cable adyices from Mendoza Afgeu-
tine say.. The president u tho Legis'
latufe of McndOcis has requested the
chioi ui police 10 arm sufficient num-
her " men for the protection OF the
Legislature from theassaulta ~ revolu.
tlonlsls. The governor has also called
upon tho federal governmental Argen'
tine for guards at the approaching
election. All Argentine seems to BE-
IN fgment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
ruE KANSAS WAR
The Trouble il Thought 60 so
over Now.

Liberal, Kan, Jan. i6.-The pre-
llminnry hcariGg Of the men charged
with killing sheriff Dunn has been
continued until the 2jth. Governor
Humphrey authorized the removal Of
the troops today, and It Is believed now
that quiet IL permanently restored.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-18
The Balmacedist Refugees Thrcatcnrd
With Arrest, II they Leave
"Yorktown."
a GREAT SURPRISE TO OFFICIALS
At WASHINGTON.
ny telegraph % tho SEwsi
TUT CHILEAN RIFuCErs.
Minister pcrcirera changes ais Mud
aud arcntr- - surprisr.

WAsungroN, Jan. II. Secretary
Tracy tonight male public she follow
ing Dispatch from Commander Evans
o. the "lOrktowu,' nov at Val
paruin1, In regard to the Balmacedist
refugees abroad nat vessel:
NAL'AWsD, Jan. lG.-rho Amofi-
can Minister Informs ne that the
Chilean Minister OF Foreign Ahihf-
has changed his mind about the
refugee now Oh tho "YOrktown" and
that they may not be- Akcn Out On q
merchant vessel. Arrangements had
been made Tor all Of them 10 sail today,
but th. change on the part Of the
Chilean Minister Of Foreign Affairs
c0mpcls me 10 keep them, whic
crowds me very much. Shall LAM
them at CallRo or at Mollondo, Peru.
No steamers from here 90 direct TO
neutral territory. This unexpected
act " tie Chilean Minister Is due, hc
states, In part 10 my .aluting tho
Spanish Minister, when he came on
board TO deliver two Of the refugees.
I have requested the American Miuis-
ter TO say 10 the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs that | am responsible % my
own Government anu not 10 that Of
Chile.
Ills action seems unworthy OF "a rep
rssuutsuyc OF a serious g0yurnmcnt
t5lgnedl EvASs
The action on the part Of poreirrra,
the Chilean minister Of foreign affair,
IN dccidiug thut the refugees might
he taken hul oi any merchant vessel
touching at q Chilean port by local
authority, was
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20 ihc officials In Warrington. They
were ioi 10 believe, from tho iIot that
the refugees Were allowed aboard the
yorktown" withou, molcstatlon, that
they would be permitted TO leave the
country without hiudraucc. NutNilh.
standing tiiis setback 10 their departure,
there IL 40 doubt that they will yet be-
able TO get 10 neutral territory, II the
navy department can bring about such
n result. Secretary Tracy said lOnight
that no will send reply 10 Com.
mandor Evans tomorrow, instrIcliug
him what TO do In the matter. lie
will probably order the refugees taken
10 some place IN neutral territory by
the yorktown"
The latest move Of the Chilean gov.
eminent as voiced by the minister Of
foreign ailalFr, Is very unsatisfactory to
such officials In Washington az Will
express themselves with respect 10 the
matter. II II felt 10 be n case Of add
Ing insult to injury. Secretary Tracy
evidently regretted what had occurred,
and seemed to think 1t an ailront to
the nation.