Valparaiso, Sept. 1, The Chilean Government recently, announced its intention to reduce the pay of the sailors in the nav; AS a result of the dissatisfaction caused by this news, the sailors revolted to-day, made their officers prisoners, and forced them to sign an ultimatum to the Government declaring. that the Navy would not permit any reductions to be made {in their pay. As soon as the ultimatum had Been signed, the crews rewarned to their posts and the revolt came to an end—Reuter.
"Santiago, Sept. 2 There was great excitement throughout Chile to-day when it became known that in spite of earl reassuring reports the revolt in the Chilean navy is far from being set-tied.
Tt ly mow learned that the crews lof several vessels still are holding] their officers. prisoners and have not returned to their duty as had been previously announced.
The Government, however, is now preparing to take Vewy drastic me sures against the rebels, If ne-fees sary. they intend to attack the rebel ships with submarines whose fees remain loyal and with bombs the fleet is in a posi as the vessels have three months' supply of provisions Jon board and are. fully supplied with fuel,—Reuter, Sept. 3, The three days' mutiny in the Chilean navy came to an end to-day when the Cabinet decided to rescind the ande, which had provided fora the sailors United Press, pet cent, reduction in the pay of Sept. 2 sequel to, the revolt. in the Chilean Navy has" been the fortation of a new Government under Dr. Gaspa" Mora, who has. been given extraordinary powers 0 sup" press the rebellion.
'To-day Admiral' von Schroeder flew to" Coguimba, "a coast. port about 220 miles north of Santingo, find arranged terms of submission With the matineers.
Meanvhile fresh mutiny is reported from "the naval. base. at Taleahuano, tome 270. miles south of here, andthe British and American residents in Santiago ate Reported to have formed a volunteer ward og they" fear_anti-foreiga smonsttations may occur Reuter.
Buenos Aires, Sept. 4 'Telephoned advices" from San-tiao, Chile, tothe United Press tiices here' early this morning declared tha: the threat of a Communist uprising in. Chile s develop Ing so rapidly: that the establish: Tent of a Soviet' Republic isa Airave of sclge has been proclaimed in Chile by the Provisional Government. A. drastic comarship force ar the result of threatt
Paralyde industry and transport general sre which, wold Communist agitators are, becom ing increasingly active sri Santiago street clasher have been" fre-tent, However, the Provisional Govern. meat headed by De. Manuel Traced as announced' that St has obviated the second threat of a mutiny in the Chilean navy.
Jdeveloped for the frictions in Chile bat, the Govern iment fa, hope of coping with the visit, is plating to. deport several the outstanding "Red leaders.
Santiago, Sept. The aval mutineers have refused to ratify the Government's leeders of the Tevolt have been issued—Reuter, New York, Sept. 6, A thousand mwa are reported to have been killed s¢ the result of a sanguinary battle to-day between the naval rebels and the Government forees at Taleahuano, about 270) miles south of Santiago de Chile.
This news is contained urgent telegram received here late this evening.
Taleahuano, which is on the coast of Central Chile, is one of the chi bases ut the Chilean Navy—Revter Santiago de Chile, Sept. 6.
Tue naval matineers having fassed. to ratify the Goverement'$ cory offer to. them, Govern-aeroplanes to-day, bombed the Routines warships at Couaimbo, Santiago.
Port about 223 mailer north "of
So intense was: the bombardment that the cruiser Rivers in reported to have. gone down, while the matineers on the battleship. Prat surrendered.
According to later reports from Santiago, the Government's version
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