The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-21

incinded In the capitula;son remain at lib
erty, the officers remaining In their re-
spective homes which shall ha respected
a. long as they observe the regulations
prescribed for their government and the
laws In fierce.
Two Officers shall retain their side
arms. horses and private property. All
public horses and public property at all
kinds shall be turned over to the staR
officers designated by the United stsxeS.
.'Taree-Complete returns In duplicate
of men by organizations and fssll lists of
public property and stores shall he rcn-
.iered TO the United States within ten
days from this date.
"Four~-An questions relating 10 the 70
ratriation Of officers and men of the span
ssh army and their families and Of the
expenses the said exratriation may os>ca-
sion shall he referred to the government
OF the United States at WashinxSon.
Spanish families may leave Manila at any
time convenient TO them The return nf
the arms surrendered ny the Spanish
forces shall take place when they esacuata
the city or when the American army
cyacuates.
''fiye-ofiicers and men Included inrsfs
capi.u.atso1 shall be- supplied by afh0
United States according To their rank
with rationa and necessary aid az though
thry were prisoners of war. until the con-
cinsion Of a treaty of peace between the
United States and Spain. All the funds
in tho Spanish treasury ard other pub.ts
funds shall be turned over to the authors
ties of the United States.
''Sixth-This city. it's inhabitants. IT.
churches and all religious worship places.
iss educational establishments aud Its pri.
va'e property of all descriptions arc placed
under the safeguard of the faith and honor
of tho American army.
IF. W. Greene.
"a sz.~r -
''B. l.. IAAMBERToN.
Captain, u g. n.
CHARLES A WHITTIER,
Lieutenant Colonel and Inspector Gem
"E. II. CRowDER.
Lieutenant Colonel and Judge Adyo-
NICHOLAS DE IA pENA.
Auditor General.
'CARLOs REYES.
Colonel de fngincros.
Jose MARIA cLINQrEN.
''Felia de Extado. Major"
MERRiTT.
The war department also posted the fol-
lowing:
'HonSkeng. Aug %.
I'm the assault on Manila August Ia.
Anderson commanded the division Gen.
ttfeNH0
the Second. TIE losses were: Killed
First Sergt. Holmes. Astor battery. sergt.
Crimens. Astor battery. Bugier Paster.
son, Thirteenth Minnesota: Private Taoi-
len. Tweasy-shird iafanfry Private DsnH-
more. First California. wounfed-~fapt.
eaheck, Thirteenth Minnesota serious.
Capt; B5ornefsssl same regiment bad;y:
Lieut. Bunker. same regiment. slightly;
ard forty enlisted men.
tsigned, MERRITT"
Also the following.
''Hongkong. Aug. -.
"C8bifgrara cf i2th, directing that u,iIt-
tary operations bs suspended, received on
the afternoon OF the fssh. The span,sh
commander notified
Acknowledge receipt ef ,he cabiegrarn.
same date. containing proclamation % the
presidsns.
,signed5 MERRITT.
Cable so Manila Again working.
Maj Gen. Merritt has notified ire war
department that the cable frem nongkong
10 Manila Is again n operation.
The dispatch from Gen. Merritt came d.
rest from Manila and was receives. a: ths
war department ~ II % p. IA, 1t read n
follows.
Manila Aug D. tssa
'Adjetan. General Waxhlngton. cabIs
now working 10 this paint.
MERRITT"
Adts Gen Cofbln Immediately bor. the
dispatch 10 President Mckinley. whas
nothing was made public. II is believed
dispatches were sent direct from the pres-
sdsHs 30 Gen. Merritt and Admiral Dewey.