The record-union., 1899-03-29

tant Lien and LieutenantS Adams and
Morrison, and four enlisted men of the
regiment killed. Loss yesterday most
ly confined to this regiment.
Partial destruction of railroad, which
is being rapidly repaired, impedes Mac
Arthur's progress. Supply railway
Macarthur is pushing on. Our small
gunboats are in Bulacan River, where
great execution was done yesterday
They will relieve the pressure on Mac
Arthur's front materially. The troops
are in excellent condition and spirits
A proclamation signed Luna, General
in-Chief of insurgent forces, directs that
all towns abandoned be burned. In
thereof much country
north is in flames. OTIS
The above dispatch was received in
Washington at 2:40 a. M, March 2Sth
1t is observed that it refers only to
fighting yesterday, nothing being said
of the operations of to-day.
The Frost named in General Otis dis
patch is Captain A Frost of the Twen-
ty-second Infantry, now Colonel of the
First South Dakota Volunteers. The
three officers killed in the regiment are
Joseph H. Lien, First Lieutenant and
Adjutant First Lieutenant H. Adams
and Second Lieutenant Sidney E. Nor
rison. The wounded man is Captain
H. E. McClelland.
dispatch from General Otis an
that the Third Infantry has
taken the place of the Twenty third In
fantry, which was at the front. Two
battalions of the Twenty-third were
brigaded with the Oregon volunteers,
and have seen severe fighting The
Twenty third has been recalled to
Manila.
Adjutant General Corbin has received
the following dispatches:
Manila, March 2S.-Adjutant General,
Washington: Following from Iloilo:
All quiet here, Smiths additional
troops received at Enrique with great
show of gladness, Van Valzah' The
additional troops, Second Battalion Cal
ifornia, sent to Colonel Smith to protect
inhabitants from raids of hin robbers.
Negros developing internal government
under Smiths supervision; reports very
encoura ging."
Manila. March 2S.-Adjutant Cen
eral, Washington: Prince Lowenstein,
with Wheaton's command, morning
10Th, took refreshments to officers Sec
ond Oregon on firing line Was eau
toned as to danger, but advanced with
line, when it charged insurgent in
trenchment He was killed by enemy
and a friend with him wounded. His
delivered to friends in city.
"OTIS."
General Greeley, Chief of the Signal
has received a cablegram from
Manila, which is confined to routine af-
fairs
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-General
OTIS has forwarded to Adjutant General
Corbin the following casualty list under
this date for March 2rth:
KILLED.
First South Dakota-First Lieutenant
and Adjutant Jonas H. Lien; FL. First
Lieutenant Frank Adams; E, second
Lieutenant Sidney Morrison; d. Pri-
Yates James Nelson, Matthew RYAN:
e, Harry Keogh, Lewis Chase, Peter
Ryan, Frank A. Shrader.
twentieth Kansas-G, Corporal John
Sheare and Private Carroll Williams. I.
William Kinney.
Tenth Pennsylvania-H, Private J. o.
Kline
WOUNDED.
First South Dakota-I, First Lieuten-
ant Paul D. McClennand, arm. c Ser
geant Sidney c. Cordena, ankle, severe:
Private George Amoor, thigh. severe
D, Privates Ray Washburn, shoulder
severe; Isaac Johnson, arm, severe:
and hand, severe. E, Sergeant Arthur
A. Northrup, thigh, severe; Corporal
Frank e. W. Wheeler, testicle, slight:
Privates John Staube, lung, chest, Sc
we're; William F. Pankey, arm, mod
crate. l, Warren Crosier, shoulder
slight. F, Benjamin Stronle, neck. Sc
we're; Peter j. Jierney, ankle. slight.
K, Guy P. Squire, leg, severe; Ray S.
Nichols, shoulder. G, Corporal Alex
Hardy, hip, moderate. I, William Amos.
arm, slight; Privates Lockmeyer. knee
severe; Will May, abdomen, severe. l..
Allison Myer, arm; Fred Brunger. arm
moderate; M, Matt Schuebel, leg.
slight; Charles H Jockson. head. Sc
we're; First Sergeant Charles Preacher
chest, severe; Musician David Elmes.
leg, moderate
Tenth Pennsylvania Private Nor
rfs Barclay, side, severe; J. C. Michery.
leg, moderate
First Nebraska-F, Captain c. w.
Jens, elbow, slight. A, Privates Joe
Scott, knee, slight. B, w. T. Rymes.
arms severe; D. w. Scriven, knee. Sc
we're. F, Frank Peterson, knee, severe:
George Newsort, leg, severe. H. H. E.
Wright, foot. severe. 1, Cab Halbrook.
shoulder, severe; Sherman Denzel.
knee; Musician Albert Taylor, SCALP T..
Privates M. l. Smith, chest, serious:
r. E. Riley, thigh, severe. M, George
l.. Sears, hip, svere; Perley M. Busic.
forearm, severe. l., John Greetzer.
scalp, severe.
Twentieth Kansas-A, Corporal Fred
Recob, thigh, severe. H, Privates Jo-
seph Wahl, neck, severe. L, Leslie
Sitter arm, severe
First Montana-A, Private Harry
Athey, thigh, severe. B, J. o. BolkIey.
neck, severe. F, Joseph Lorenz back,
severe. G, William Yost, hip, severe.
H, Frank Gibson, leg, severe I, Addi-
son Seymour, chest, severe; A, K.
Lundenan, chest, severe; John Tierney.
thigh, severe
First Colorado-H, Private Harry
Kerr, chest, severe.
Twenty-second Infantry-T, Private
John Hogeboon, shoulder, slight.
Third Artillery-Battery H, Sergeant
He'll, abdomen; Musician Henry J:
Roth, forearm, severe; Private John
McConess, leg, severe. K, Frank 3.
Catron, thigh, severe; Orin Mckay.
leg, severe; NJ. d. Broeekling. knee, Sc
we're; John Gilligan, foot, slight. l..
Tom Culberson, ililum, severe: Clarence