Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-06-30

official list with the names of the dead
and wounded. The high grass and
bushes of the battle-ground make it diff.
ficuit to find the bodies.
The bodies of 80 Spaniards have been
found and the Spanish loss in killed
and wounded was doubtless much
heavier than the American.
The Killed.
A complete list of the killed. revised
to four o'clock Saturday. is as follows:
Capt. Allyn X Capron, First United
States volunteer cavalry.
Sergt Hamilton Fish. Jr., troop L. First
United States volunteer cavalry.
Sergt. Doherty. troop A. First United
States volunteer cavalry.
Sergt Marcus d. Russell, troop G.. First
United States volunteer cavalry. Sergt.
Russell lived in Troy, N. w. and was for
merly colonel on Gov. Hil's STAFF.
Private Leggett. troop A. First United
States volunteer cavalry.
Private Henry Heffner. troop G, First
United States volunteer cavalry.
Private Milden w. Danson, troop L. First
United States cavalry
Private W. T. Irwin, troop +, First United
States volunteer cavalry.
Private Slennoc. troop X. First regular
cavalry.
Private B. Work. troop B. First regular
Private Krupp. Troop B. First regular
cavalry.
Private Stark. troop A, First regular cav
airy
Private - - troop 4 First reg
Private I<elbe. troop X. First regular cav
airy.
Private Barlin. troop X. First regular
cavalry.
Corporal White. troop X, Tenth regular
cavalry.
Within Four Miles of Santiago.
headquarters of Gen. Chaffce, Two
Miles Beyond Seyilla, by Dispatch Boat
Port Antonio, Jamaica, June 27.--The
American troops are now within -four
miles of Santiago de Cuba. Two brig
AIDES of Brig. Gen. Lawton's division
in command of Gen. Chaffee, and Col
II. II. Hall, of the Second Massachusetts
volunteers, Saturday night and Sunday
moved forward past the village of Sc
villa, where the Spaniards were expect
Cd TO make stand, and occupied the
hills TO the right and left. Two mile.
beyond, far ous :; me front of tn,
American forces and occupying the
roads leading 10 Santiago, is force O.
] 1900 Cubans under Gen. Carlos Con
zales. The entire Cuban army, under
direction of Gen. Calixto Garcia, i.
massing for a cooperative attack OF
Santiago. Garcia, with 5000 Cubans, i.
momentarily expected from the in
terror, while from Aserraderos, 20 mile.
TO the west of Santiago, 1900 Cuban.
arrived Sunday.
No SpnniRrds in the Country.
There are no Spaniards in the entir,
country between Baiquiri. where mos
OF the American troops were landed
and Santiago. The retreat of the enem,
after Fridays battle apparently be
| came a rout. which did not end until til,
| Notifications around the CITY wer
reached. The transport Leona brough
TO Juragua from Aserraderos rearl,
1000 insurgents. thoroughly armed anC
| plentitully supplied with ammunition
| They are part Of the army of Gen
| Garcia and have been sent Ii the from
70 join tie insurgents already occupy
ing the roads TO Santiago.
| ReenforcementS En Route.
The secretary is sending along re
endorsements with all possible prompt
ness. Il is a good deal better 10 hav
1000 too many soldiers than one too few
/ iii his opinion. He believes that Ger
Dufield's troops. TO the mum Der Of ]. SOC
which embarked four days ago fror
Newport News, Will arrive al Baiquir
to-day and within four days 1000 NOR
| troops. which leave Fort Monroe tc
/ Gay. VIII he at the scene Of action. i
4 addition thee Will be further move
ment 81 troops 70 Santiago just az so,
as TIE men and transports are rea5y
The CadIE War Fleet
London. June 27.-A dispatch fror
Alexandria. Egypt, states that the Span