Evening journal., 1892-08-08
SOUTH AMERICAN ADVICES.
CHILL HAS CONSENTED TO ARel-
TRATE UNITED STATES CLAIMS.


Egan VIII Leave Chilli at the End Of the
Month. he Says The Charges Against
Balmaeeda-A Revolution Started ia
bolivia.
lBy Telegraph TO the Evening JournaLl
New YORK. Aug. S-A Valparaiso des-
patch says official kilograms received mt
Santiago state that General Camacho
started a revolution at Oruro. Bolivia,
and the Bolivian government, to sup
press the uprising, arrested Camacho and
sixteen deputies supposed to be in favor
of the movement and deported them all
to the Chilian port Of Antfogasta. All
the cities Of the republic have been
declared in a state Of siege and congress
has been summoned to sit at once and to
declare Baptist a president. 1t is be-
lieved that Camacho will renew his
attempt 90 gain control of the govern
ment
The Heralds correspondent i'm Naipa-
raiso learns that Chili.has decided TO grant
the request of the United States govern
ment to appoint commissioners 60 sit at
Washington and act coniointly with
commissioners of the United states TO
arbitrate all American claims against
Chilli The Chilian government, however
requires six months to make the neces-
saIy arrangements. L. S. Minister
Patrick Egan has announced that he
intends TO leave Chilli by the end Of the
present month";
There have been some developments in
the controversy between tine Peruvian
CORPORATION and the French claimants
against the Peruvian guano deposit.
| The corporation represented 10y the Brit
/ ish charge de aifaires has tried TO get
control of the money now on deposit in
the Bank Of England TO the exclusion of
French creditors.
Minister Errazarus objects TO this and
/ informed the charge that the money
must be distributed among all the credit
ors but that Chilli will extend TO the
corporation for n term of ten years the
right to work the guano deposits on the
/ Lobos Islands. and that 10 shall receive
their pro rata share of the money accord
ing TO the last protocol. IL the British
government does not agree go this then
lac insists that the whole matter must bC
submitted TO the arbitration of tho
president of the Swiss Republic, as pro.
vided for i'm the protocol Minister
I Errazarus has his hands full in settling
claims from various nations. The ques
ton of voting the amount agreed upon
i'm the settlement of the Baltimore affair
has not yet been brought before the
congress owing to the difficulty in
securing quorum, on account OF tho
epidemic of influenza.
The memorial containing the charge.
against Balmacedas ministry was pre-
sented to the Senate on Friday and dis
cussed Saturday II is "A lengthy anC
exhaustive document The politica
events of Balmaceda's administration arr
presented at length They are followe,
by legal and philosophical arguments in
regard to the constitutional rights of th'
country. Among the charges against
the ministers are that they prevento,
public meetings, suppressed the libort,
of speech, ordered the search Of houses
! by force. extorted money by violence, de
stroyed valuable industrial property, i'm
? prisoned citizens, many Of whom wer
/ tortured laid hold of the public treasurl
and wasted $4,000, 600 pesos; raised
large army bv violent means caused th
]
, and shot down men without legal form.
i The document is said to be a master
, piece Of constitutional Jurisprudence AM
is highly praised. The Senate has no
q yet lxed day for the decision of tn
r charges.
Il is probable that Captain Marin
Jorpa, of the navy. who defended lquiqu
against Robes, who commanded IA
Balmacedist forces, viii be appointe
intendante of the province of Tarapaca
4 The funeral of Senor Donoso was cele
p bratsd with much pomp in the presenc
n Of great crowds at the church of Ga
. Esprito where the body was buried. iii
death is greatly regretted by foreigner
!, here
4 The Herald correspondent at Bueno
, Ayres SAYS the negotiations looking Z,
, ward an agreement between Presiden
!, Sanez and the radicals have been discoI
. tinued Robberies and forgeries hay
been discovered in the bureau Of imm
grations. Locusts have appeared in SON
sections of the republic and it is feare
will do much damage to crops. Deocl'
clio Gorcia is dead
q Great vigilance is being displayed
Is the different departments of the cit.
r. Suspicious have been aroused that n
p volt is not improbable in the near futm
II and tine authorities intend TO be prepare
re TO meet IT, The Herald's correspondel
at Montevideo says the President of Urn
quay is closely guarded by soldiers an
l. the troops have been ordered to the
barracks.
n News comes from Rio Janeiro, Braz
m that President PeiXoto has signed q
" law granting amnesty to the revolutio
l. lists. A bill allowing the Immigration
r. coolies has also been signed by q
president.