Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-27

tAlnS the unOenlHOle rlg0t OF tDe Fiji
pinOs 10 defend their homes, lives and
lands against would-be dominators. who
would kill them, their wives and chii
dren.
LIST on klLLED.
Washington, March 27.-The following
list OF killed has been reported by Gen.
eTal Otis, Manila: March "a. % and 20:
Twentieth Ksnsas-Priyates a. .. Plumer,
Curran G. Craig, &. A. ). Anibal. Third
artillery-Priystes William Patton. Ser
geant fogarthy, james 0'Neil. Herbert
Ross, Carlenee Watts. Second Oregon
Privates II. b. Adams, william W. Cook,
Charles Herbert, Guy Millard. First Mon
tana-Priyates Joseph Bickmsn, Percy
Iockhart, steve Stevens, Nm. Mitchell.
Third infanty. Private Morrell, Corporal
Cummings. Tenth Pennsylvania, Priv.
ate Ais Newall, First Nebraska, Ser
geant Walter Poor, First Colorado.
Capt John 5. Stewart. Twenty-secOnd
infantry, Col. Z. &. Egbart.
WOUNDED.
Among the wounded are: First Lieut.
Harold l.. jackson, Twenty second In.
fantry; second Lieut. W. $. OyertOn,
ihird artillery; Capt. Geo. B. fortheD.
First Washington infantry. mortal
Capt. Maurice G. Krayenbuhl, subsist
ence department; mortal.
DESTROYED A TOWN.
The turret ship Monsdnock anchored
of the town oil Parsnque and the insur.
gents opened lire on her with muskets,
one man being killed and three wounded.
The MonadnOck then destroyed half the
town, including u church.
CLEARED A BUILDING.
The Washington regiment found a
band OF insurgents concealed In stone
house, over which French flag was fly.
ing. A private volunteered to set fire TO
| the building. lie did 50 and the troops
approached while IL was burning. They
we're greeted with q sudden volley from
the balcony OF the house. and the build
ing clear ed in short order.
SEVERE FIGHTING.
Washington, March 27.-The following
| dispatch was received from General Otis
this morning: Manila, March 27.-Mac
Arthur holds Maliloa; severe fighting to
day; our casualties about forty. The in-
surgents destroyed the bridges, which
impeded the progress Of train and artil.
lery. Our troops met the concentrated
insurgent forces OF the northern line.
commanded by Aguinaldo In person, and
drove them with considerable slaughter.
They left nearly one hundred dead on
the lield, and many prisoners and small
arms were captured. The column will
press on In the morning.
MADE A STAND.
Manila, March ga thousand Fill
pinos, composing the rear guard OF the
, rebel army retreating on Mal0los,
AguinaldO's headquarters, made stand
to-day in some strong entrenchments
about MaralalO, across the Maralalo
river. In the engagement six Amer
leans we're killed, including three Of
llcers. Forty were wounded,
MORE CASUALTIES.
Washington, March 27 General Otis
reports another long list of casualties,
including the following killed:
Third Artillery-Lieut NJ. q. krayen-
buhl, captain and cOmmlssaTy United
States volunteers.
Twentieth Kansas-Se Morris
j. Cohen, Private n Fairchild,
| Twenty-secOnd Infantry Sergeant
Charles +. Brooks.
Second 0regOn-Priyates l.. Y. Straw.
| wv hihh hhh ihNt' h' ihfibi'
POSITION OF THE FLEET.
Washington, March %. Admiral
Dewey has telegrsphed the navy depart.
ment the situation of the vessels OF his
ileet ~ follows: Olympia, Oregon, Mo
nsdnock, Monterey, CallsO, Asnila and
Helena occupying strategic positions In
Manila bay. The Boston. Charleston
Concord and Petrol cruising off LuzOn
Have sent the Bennington to Hong Kong
to dock. The Princeton ia at Singapore
repairing her propeller. The NanshaI
has gone to Guam. The Iris will sal
shortly for lloilo with coal. viii dis
patch the Solace IA early as possible"
BRILLIANT ACTION.
Manila. March %. - The American
forces advanced from MeyOauyan (nOI
Naykwayan), the brigade commanded by
Gen. Harrison Gray Otis being on the left
OF the railroad, Hale's on the right The
rebels had an unfordsble river in front
OF them, and poured In a FIRE 80 effective
that II showed they were veterans. Ap
preaching under cover OF the bushes Il