THE WAR IN CHILI.
[IIY KI.ECTIUC TKLECKAPM.— COI'VItICMT.] Vam'AKAiso. September 3. Till-: Almiianle Ooitdell and lusperiale the la< of Halmaceda's fleel, have surrendered. The Junta has refused to guarantee the safety of the officials on board the warships, and they are therefore being conveyed to Pern. It was the British Miuistr.'!' at .Santiago who directed th.: captain of the E«pei«rl'j to take the treasure oil board. It is believed the United States will officially recognise, the provisional Government. September <3. The Chilian coinage was the cause of President, Baliiiaoeda's downfall. The Junta legalises the notes issued by President Iklniaeeda, but confiscates the bank accounts of Loyalists in order to meet such notes. The insurgent army is being disbanded, and the censorship established over telegraphic messages is being removed. The whole country is tranquil. Mr Patrick Egau, Unite 1 States Minister to Chili, who has been accused of siding with the Cougressionalists, expresses anxiety for Congress to enquire into his actions, and denies tho charges of partisanship.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2988, 8 September 1891, Page 2
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166THE WAR IN CHILI. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2988, 8 September 1891, Page 2
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