The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-21
GEN. OTIS REPORTS
Place Gen. Macarthur Within Five
Miles of Dagupan

WASHINGTON, Nov QO-Three cable
dispatches were received at the war de-
partment from Gen. Otis. They are all
dated today, but received at different
times. The first received at 2:15 a. m,
says:
"MacArthur's advance within five miles
OF Dagupan, to which point railroad in
break. The northern five miles destroyed,
but rails discovered. Large quantity of
rolling stock destroyed along line. Prob
ably either Lawton's or Wheaton 81 men
in Dagupan. No report from those Off
GERS since 17th Should hear today
Roads becoming practical for transporta-
ton, and troops moving from San Jose
to Lawton's front. Leonhauser, with
three companies TWenty-fffth infantry, by
night, much surprised and captured, with
out casualties, insurgeEt force at ODon-
nell, seven miles from railroad station,
Bamban Or Capas. One insurgent killed,
force consisted Of four officers and 200
men, their rifles, 10000 rounds of ammu-
milton, transportatio four tons subsist-
ence. official records and considerable
clothing secured. !. Insurgents South of
Manila somewhat restless, again driven
pack from linus, six men slightly wound
The second relates to affairs in the
Southern islands, and was received at
$3.50 a. m. 1t follows:
One Of the contending insurgent fac
tions at ZamboangaA secured the city and
the United States war vessel in harbor
Other insurgent faction made demonstra-
tlon against city, and Very called on
@ Jolo 10, Tor troops. one company sent. Com
Inaholng oft1cer asked permission to send
three additional, leaving two there: two
companies Will be dispatched from Jolo
BotH J0lo and Zamboanga must be re-
lntorced as soon as practieable It will
require several days;Fft was not Intended
TO take possession of Zamboanga Until
ieater: No provisions made. Latter part
ment in Cottobao district Southern Min
danao, beheaded. New government
formed which calls for United States
rortPo ,lo4Ps. Cltles Cottabao. Duyao, suriago,
northeastern point Mindanao of imporf-
ance. Troops will be sent to these points
When available. Hughes moving in pa
nay with two columns; insurgents have
island" 's1H porlioh OF
The following relates to movements far
ther north
"MacArthur's advance entered Daeu-
RSm troonS sooSg; Sa Ascertained that Wheaton7s
were Withdrawn last evening. Is heliaTaJ
mat Illat many 1nsurgent detachments are
,'osi. mest OF railroad in province Of zambaies:
9nedttating concentration and fItIre
demonstrations; they will he Ioolxad of+ar
ntotnlng yet received from either Law.
ton or Wheaton.
MANILA DEATH LIST.
WASHINGTON, Nov 20.-Gen. Otis has
V@Tied war dem 6ae following death report to the
i1 io 9ssGR TeesleE hosPlta chren
TTantry; Sd, Marvin A. Golfer ciIi ciYilian an
G5 5ate Company G. Seventeenth tnfantrV'
G{hronIe dysentery-11th, Charles GIaS. a8.
{Er' fner' Company B, Thirty-fourth infsntru.
!oth; Reginald Herzer, Company NJ ny
IyI,slxth infantry. Castro enterifis-1nattbt
JeantL 3onn LBreney, musician, Company =. S, SIX,
teia1 Leenth infantry; 18th Ignace Romon0- mo
Tf5sei: faSt. sergeant Company D, Third Thioi0- i0-
aantry- Gunshot wound, while resie+ino
aTLrest-l2th James Murphy, ComnanV +as
TWTfi97ntty-seventh Wfi7tnyy Infantry Vy VarioiaEy7th h.
em william p. Curry. Company K Sixth IN, H.
1NanIry. Gunshot wound accidenta1N1ottb
ih49aman in9ata Lewis, Company K. FourteeInrtli5, Irli,
infantry. Endocarditis-T Boanb 5eecjn
p6oid p6G%P4ay fayeIa1S L infantry o4fp T4
=, IWenty-hrst infantrv; John Tarro1I.oS T,p%rIS
r9hrt4 I1fh infantry. Mitral fnsuficiencWyee. {.
fee4th 1ff, infantry; Appendicitis Jamas nlr
I'll n. bdIli. Company c. Nineteenth infsn4ry ir1S
IIuperculosfs, pulmonary He1TS,, f1la1, y;
1T dt[LoWned' accidentally IN river st Or
9th, John K. Woodward tartif7caarr e. OIen- zen
pany l. Eighteenth infantry, Nom-