Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

Manila, March 2s.-The gunboat La.
ghna de Bay attacked the insurgents at
Bulacan. Three Americans were wound
ed. MaeArthur's division crossed the
Marilao river and IL advancing north
ward The insurgents attacked the
Americans last evening at Maril8O, but
were repulsed with severe loss. Our loss
FIVE killed, fourteen wounded. Later,
Garcia, a native general, came from Da-
gupan by train with u thousand rihemen
and i,CJ0 Bslomen and took position at
Marilao. The river was between the
Americans and insurgents. The South
Dakota volunteers and Third artillery,
acting ~ infantry, were thrown forward
The south Dakotas charged brilliantly
across the open space on the east OF the
railway 10 the edge OF the woods They
lost ten killed and eleven wounded, IN
Gliding three lieutenants. The Ihird
artillery, on the right OF the railroad,
charged and lost nine wounded, two NOR
tally. ON the left, the insurgents. In a
trench east OF the river, made a stubborn
Resistance. Lieutenant CritchlOw. with
two guns OF the Utah battery, and Lieu.
tenant Davis, with a navy Colt gun,
forced thirty insurgents In a trench on
the opposite side OF the river to surrender
at the close quarters of leo yards. The
rest OF the insurgents got out with se-
we're loss. Ninety dead insurgents were
counted.
SEVERE FIGHTING.
Washington. March 2S The following
was received from Gen. Otis:
Manila, March 2S 49, severe hghtinS
yesterday afternoon beyond Mar lao, and
a brilliant charge by the South Dakota
regiment, led by Frost, against tn
famed troops that AguinsldO brought
from MalOlos. Repuleed the ent my with
slaughter Adjutant Lien. Lieuts. Adams
and Morrison and four enlisted men Of
the regiment were killed Lieut.. Nc
Clelland and twenty-five enlisted men
were wounded The loss yesterday was
mostly confined TO this regiment. Par
:lal destruction OF the railroad. which
Is being rapidly repaired, impedes Mac
Arthur's progress. Supply trains have
now reached Marilao aud Macarthur Is
pushing on. Our small gunboats are in
the BuacBn river, where great execu-
tion was done yesterday. They will re-
lieve the pressure on MacAtthUr's front
materially. The troops are in excellent
condition and spirits. A proclamation
signed by Luna, general-in- chief OF the
insurgent forces, directs that all towns
abandoned 10y them be burned. In cOI-
sCqn1nce thereof much OF the country
north IL In flames. OTl5.
CAPTURED MARlLAO
New York, March Dispatches from
NJ lnila TO ths journal to day report that
General MacArthur's division. after a
short rest. captured the city Of MaTilao.
tok up the advance toward MalOlOs at
us IN ta nh
jectiye point was the town Of BOcaye. five
miles north Of Marilao. The Filipino
prisoners tasen yesterday, according To
the journal, dispatches, informed the
Americans that Aguinaldo would make
his last grand stand at Malolos. and II
defeated would make no further resist
ance.
M'ARTHUR ADVANCES.
Manila, March 2S -General MacAr-
thurs dlyis on advanced nearly two miles
without encOuntering opposition this
morning. On approaching Balacan, a
town of 250O0 people, he halted, prepara
tory to attacking ii.
HOT TINE AT MANILA,
Manila, March y The heat being 90
degrees on the coast and fully leo de-
grees in the interior, II made the Amer
leans suffer great deal In spite of the
heat, however, every man WAS eager 10
proceed towards the enemy.
A detachment of ninety-six Filipino
prisoners was escorted into Manila To-
day. Their appearance aroused great In
terest az tines we're marched from the
railrOad depot TO piison;
The rebels unlOsded about 300 me-,
from train half mile In front o. Gen.
eral MacArthur's forces with the object OF
reinforcing the Filipino garrisuns OF
either Buiacan Guigulnto, on either side
Of the railroad leading to MalolOs
The fact that the railroad is in opera,
tion from here 10 OnT front facilitates the
transportation of supplies to the troops
Before the break IN the road was re-
paired the transportation OF supplies was
yeTy uncertain.
All is quiet in the front lines Of Gen
erals 0yPrshine and Hale.
The battalion OF the California Tegi.
ment. which has been landed ut Enrique
island Of NegrOs, was received with every
manifestation OF joy on the part OF the