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

oitic.,, enJ crew OF the baltimore
ga tbr,.n out because conflicting,
A. C'apt. Evans. Of the "N0rktown,"
| toleaTapha. Mr.. Egan replies that the
| nsrsi ihrows out the testimony Of
Johnson and Laugen, showing that a
poiicrnnan fired nj close range the rifle
| which killed Riggln, rs con.
| licliup, and that the same oilictr
| ignores the evidence Of the officers aud
surgeon OF the "Balilmore," and the
circumstance Of Johnson's III aud
shirt being
PIERCED By A BULLET
January 10, Mir. Egan transmits q re-
| lation Of the interview which The min
istorof foreign Affairs accorded ON that
/ dny aud says that he was too thht ~
view OF MI. Blaine's indications and
on the around taken by the former
/ secretaries OF state, buchanan and
/ Webster. that no foreign power,
| through ils representatives, could make
/ the messate Of q prcsident Of the
/ United states the basis OF diplomatic |
representation or controversy. His
/ government viii not have any Objec.
/ ton 10 Withdrawing all that may be
| considered diaagroesble to that Of the
| United States In the telegram sent
to their representatives In Washington
| by the former minister of foreign
Affairs. He adds that ho expressed an
opinion thatau
EXPRESSION oPREGREr
for such parts Of that document
as were considered offensive 10 the
president and other officers OF the
United States would be expected 20
exrtctu 10 compliment the Withdraw.
NJ, and that he received from the min.
later positive assurance that the
/ Chilean minister near the
United States had been Instructed to
express regret for all that might create
unploasantncss between the two gov
crnments In the case. He wishes to
| know what action Ia 10 lie taken. Mr..
Blaine replies In the following tcrme!
"NHshingtcn, Jan. 10th, la02. Mr..
Blaine points to the osfen'
/ maintained by MIR. Webster and
whnt was done by MIR. Malta when 10
| his message Of the 18th December he
| instructed Mr.. Mont 10 have that
document printed In tue United statcs,
aud referring to the palpable insults
/ found In Il against the president and
other officers OF the United states says
that Ia his opinion the transmission VI
the circular was unprecedented, He
declares that the desired withdrawal
by President Mont OF everything Of
discourtoous character
SHOULD BE DONE FREELY
and In suitable terms by Chile. He en-
/ Joins prompt action. January l7th Mr..
| Egan teleEraphod that tho la OHiOH,
IA Newspaper Of Valparaiso, printed
statement TO the effect that the re-.
higevs were stuck fast on board the
Yorktown" although they hnd IT.
tended 10 sail ON the "John Elder"
The Hordido, belonging 10 u member
Of the cabinet, printed violent aud
untfuthfll personal attack on him, IN.
stlgatcd by the correspondent OF the
London Times.
MR. EuAN's CORRESPONDENCE
with the department closes with the
| following telegram: "5Antlugo, Jauu.
aTy IS, 1902. MIR. Egan acknowledges
the receipt on the previous day Of
the Geographic Instructions Of the 10th
and reports that ON the morning OF
this day he had on the subject
In question an interview with the
minister " foreign affairs, whom
he found well-disposed, and who
| promised TO return AN answer ut
the earliest possible moment, but
could not take any action without
consultation. The second division OF
the correspondence IL between the
! Chilean minister atWathingtOn,S Senior
bRzcano, and the department Of state.
| IL does not contain much Ol interest at
/ flta iifn.. aa 4 ralaf.a Ia iln nwarGat a.
| tending the revolution, efforts to pre-
vent the purchase OF arms for the rovo.
lutionists In New York, tho potency
| ofthe blockade prop ised 10 be made by
the Balmaceda government, and the
request TOT The detention Of the "Itata"
and the "kobeft aud Minnie.n In.
Ject,d into this correspondence IL n
telegram from President Luca, Of the
Juntn, dated lquique, March -, re-.
| questlng Mr.. Blaine not 10 permit the
shipment OF BalmRcedn's silver ON an
| American war vessel. The
THIRD AND LAST CASE
Of the correspondence begins with n
| notification from President Mont of
the Juuta 10 Mr.. Blaine, dated lquique,
that Richard l.. Trumbull, repre-
sentative OF the Chilean congress, has
powers from the Junta to represent II In
the United States In the capacity OF
confidential agent. A telegram OF date
lquique, June 9th, from Senior IRA.
zuriz Of the Junla, announced the
arrival Of tho "ItatR" aud her deliv.
cry, In compliance with his written
promise, Of the arms and crew TO Rem
Admiral McCaun, who states that the
vessel ~ preparing to return TO san
Diego. The Senate asks that the arms
and ammu niti0u be allowed 10 remain
under charge Of the admiral at Iquique
until the final result Of the lawsuit In.
stituted In California. Senator Pedro
Mont, the present minister, first APP
peared officially In the correspondence
Aug. 18th, whom he submitted 10 Sec.
Rotary Blaine announcing the surron-
der Of Valparaiso. December ist
Senior Mont lett the secretary tele.
gram received by him from Malta,
stating that Egan's testimony was
asked Tor twenty days ago. In n COM
munication with Secretary Blaine,
dated December II, Senior Mont
spenks Of the
LAMFSTABLE EVENTS AT VALPARAISO,
which "my government has deeply dc.
plorod." He says that the investiga.
| ton IN progressing according to law,
that the proceedings have not been
completed; that the appearance OF the
officers Of the "Baltlmore' wants delay
for some time, aud that up to the pres.
/ emf the eviIapts asked NJ Mipiatar