Salt Lake Herald | 1891-04-23 | Page 1 | Chilian Affairs

Chilian Affairs BALTIMORE April 22 Captain Pratt of the bark Onaway which arrived from Galesea Buena Chili says the rebels had everything their own way when ho left The chief revenue for the government the nitrate mines was in the bands of the rebels and President Balmaceda and cabinet were unable to get money Their friends are becoming disheartened and the towns are being burned The rebels have virtually virtu-ally imprisoned the president and his disgusted dis-gusted army and those residents who have been compelled by them to remain are in need of food