The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13

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WARRINGTON. Jan. IA cable despatch has
| bcen received at the State Department from
| United States Minister Egan saying that all
| the refugees. nine In number. who have been
| under the protection Of the American LeRa-
tion at Santiago have been transferred to the
United States man-of-war Yorktown. lying Mt
anchor In the hnrbor OF Valparaiso. These
refugees. 1t IL thought at the Navy Depart
ment. will be transferred from the Yorktown
to some passing vessel to be landed at Callao.
Peru. or II that is impracticable. the Boston.
which Ia now at Callao will return to valpa-
rnlso. and the Yorktown will land the refugees
at Callao. In the present condition OF affairs
1t Is not considered likely that Minister Egan
will DO loft tho protection OF q naval vessel
at Valparaiso. At the Navy Department 1t is
said that no orders have been sent to the
Boston to return to Valparaiso or to tho York
town to leave that port.
1t is understood that the Cabinet meeting
to-day was occupied with discussion OF tho
was manifested with tho dilatory course Of the
factory = settlement Of the question Of ID.
sRa Is not brsst
was last week. The Government IL not relax
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Shilian refugee at ths American LEIGHTON IL
in Chill. This Is a translation Of the letter:
from Santiago de Chill ill., dated Oct 50, ISL. in
Ms tS Rrs @ ss9 TN sss an
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Soon after our arrival in this city that tele-
gram was shown U.S. and We hasfened to con;
WS SS' can only Sevs been sent With ths delb.
crate purpose, OF ipjuring most worthy gem
tachment Of the Chiiians by his noble and een.
etous behavior toward al! who have ked
m to hs aq y ths es ssy
THE most prominent leaders Of the reyolu-
as Mase 3 Don Peros Mon
from NJ Esan. BUT also IS. passports 70 enSsis
them to leave tho country when they con-
sidered that their. presence was no longer 90
Egap has refused asylum to nobody: notwith-
who have been at the legation ever since the
troubles began. and he has always manifested
s x e then has
legation. the refugees resolved to purchase
soon IS Nj. Esan learned p this he ordered
notified to take Il to their rooms e t0use'' ~
When 2 mob threatsnea to attack the lega-
tSn Mr. Esan S out IF The safety ts hs
building With his wife and chiidsen. some p
that they f' should not remove emo the selusses
without passing over the dead bodies Of the
III sbS Ara . En- sStsi
INF: Esan's arm attitude restrained the
than irshten the Minister :: 50 ~ to oree
hin t. ssGd s
Ehe se e9s granted them an ssy!u%
abandoning their asylum. since 50 long
ffm & for the He aided hsg
The ng seS the
they might remain at the legation for . year
abandon th them Or diminish his attentions and and
good will. We often saw him jump. up from
who IN %sns owns
himself to help his guests to food at the table.
refugees ut the legation from Mr. Egan is very
S% 0eknf h Tas
ances to which he has been subjected since
q word that could offend the refugees or even
wound their national pride.
THE writer Of this was Q refugee at the
American Legation from tho time Of the revo-
luton until quite lately. when he vas able to
with perfect knowledge Of tho facts and as
an eyewitness. AUREIIo CoTAPoa"
Tho following cable despatch. received at
the Navy Department several days ago from
Commander Evans. was made public this after
noon.
VALPARAISO Jan. Q. 1892
" 10 ne Secretary ~ he Nary:
Yesterday afternoon my gig. while lying of
the landing place waiting for me. was stoned
by three men In q crowd Of bad character. No
one injured: Visited immedi lately the Gillian
senior naval officer ahoat and requested him
to notify the police authorities here that / de-
manded their efficient projection. and that II
the offence was repeated should take the
matter in my own hands and protect my men
with arms. Much regret was expressed by the
CHILEAN senior naval officer. who went at once
to the police. To-day have assurance that
the parties will be punished and protection