Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-20

a'a''NN'''H HH.'HH a"H ".a" 800 'NrH
frarmonury reports reach Manila, of
the operations norti, which, when the
story BE- known, will prove 90 have peen
the most remarkable campaigning tho
Philippine war has known. General
LaWtou'n division o. spread thinly over
the territory beyond san Joae. whcrp
the telegraph ends Gen. N0unE'a two
regiments VI cavalry arc continuing
their rapid sweep into the now country.
and arc being showed forward 20 hold
the towns the cavalry takes. all In %
country whose natural diniculura arc
Increased ln'aacrihahly BY tropical
rains, making rivers Of creeks ana
awampH OF nolds.
Wagon transportation IL supposed TO
hav" been practically abandoned, tho
American troogs n,ing on captured
supplies. and the Httlo produce the In
surF,nt loyios have left.
Major Samuel st. sWigeri'a squadron
% the Third cavalry. BE- reported 20 b.
engaging greatly superior force nt
ruz0rrupau. northeast OF Dagupnn.
Th.a troops have fought three engage
myHta and are now holding their uuHi-
ton. waiting for rrinforcomguts. II is
believed % headquarters that this force
o. covering the ratroat ~ tho inHurgvnt
leaders 90 the ninguct mountuinHi that
the insurgents planned 90 retreat
northeast. along the Tayug road. which
h. stocked with atUrchousea, three OF
which the Americans have had 20 draw
upon ,n route. and that only the insur-
gents advance force had passed Tnyug
before the American occupation. the
main body OF AEulnaldo'H army being
within our lines
ThH majority " those insurgents may
dit1r9Unizc and pose uH amigos when
the Americans oyounke them,
Niuour the scraps o, news 1btulnnblc
ur, stories of the hhrdshlgg the Amer
lean army De- meeting. n Do reported,
fur instance. that General LAwton ro-
comfy narrowly escaped drowning
while f0riiuE swift river when Lieut..
Luna uui two uriyutpH v, lost cup-
ulu Henry a, Lo0nhaouHyr with O. hut-
nuou Uf the TNeuty-nfth Infantry, ls
uu hlH way from Hnmban 90 pionnoll
/ Go tab, the luurFyut gartHlgg-hllng
works hnfc.
A lllluluo captain. who surrendered
with four mon Co CUI Andrew 8. Burt
ot the Twsuty-nrh Infantry, desc
orllod the factory aud volunteered 90
guido the expedition.
The governor of Nuoyn Niscuyn has
determined Hike many other FillpInol
in these days, that the administration
/ or his PROVING. cannot change too
quickly and ~ coming 90 Manila 10 tell
Major General Otis OF hiH loyalty. and
incidentally 10 request that ho be- roe
tuinod In office under the new regime.
Admiral Watson has received au nd-
litonul credible report that Lieut. ), g.
Gilmore and Tive OF the captured sailors
OF tho United States runhont York
town were ut Tarlac. Nov. no. Lieut.
Gilmore was living in Filipino gem
erals house.
The cruiser baltimore starts FOR Lin
gny,n today. and Roar Admiral Watson
purposes 20 send another ship 10 NATL
ugn if the gunboat Helena which b.
overdue, has not arrived ut LinUayon.
Sailors OF the glnbout Castino occupy
Zlmbogugl on the southwest extremity
OF tho island uf MlnllnHu. The buHl-
moss men. chiefly Chinese, requested
Commander s. M. Very. uf the CustiuC.
60 take possession uf the place and proc
tprt thDm from the Insurgents.
Commander Very landed naval
flrgr. and although mo- "details have
been received. % uuuHHu hc found that
/ hH hul largo contract ON hand and
autographed 90 hiuiur General otis rH-
.sF
mono urs available except by Withdraw
iuE gIrf of the force from one 0f the
u.IghuIrluF islands temporarily.
THE original uIuu WuH 90 huFc lirlH.
Gou Alfred D. ButoH establish thn
headquarters uf the goyurnOrHhlp uf the
/ Mahummudun islands there. when the
new rpgImautH arrived 10 VIII Doc g.ir-
rlul out later, whom Cen. Bates rUturua
! from Ms tlg Goo thH southern lslumiH.
| tie has boon Visiting tho garrison Of
/ I0ln. SllH.i Wnd buumo
] Tho irlanIluUHH of thD Nurl7 Tor tho
/ Americans is increasing undor Gen.
| Bates diplomatic administration Tho
] threatened fruds uf che nulWhuH. Ju-
| kuinluH and Gallons against tho sultan
/ VIII probably ha uNrrtUl through tho
/ pacific Influence of the American Of
/ nrHrH
Mulonuo Villagers have seized 70
smurEliug schooner bound from lluill
! tn TlmhlIurl. ana supposed 60 boo run
l hy Two discharged soldiers They muir
| dgrrl ull tho GROW,
Con. Hutoa De- now on board the York
/ town, bound on O. mouih'H irIp 90 llolp-
/ huC ANA i,orugp, tO observe the methods
| followed by The British government OF
| tho MohommodonH
Washington. Nov. 2O.-Throe cable
! dispatches were received ut tho war dee
parimont today from Cen Otis. They