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KILLED.

KILLED.
SERGEANT HARRY A YOUNG, Battery D.
Utah light artillery.
CoRPoRAL JOHN G. YOUNG, Battery D,
Utah light artillery
CORPORAL GEORGE B. WARDLAw Pat
terry D, Utah light artillery
PRIVATE W. ]. GOODMAN Battery d Utah
light artillery.
PRIVATE PETER ANDERSON Battery ID.
Utah light artillery.
PRIVATE RALPH E. SHEARER, First
Washington
SERGEANT GEORGE ROGERS Comnanv e
First Wyoming
CHARLES BALLINGER Conpanv I, First
Nebraska
PRIVATE LEWIS PEGLER, Company I,
First Nebraska
PRIVATE F. EGGERT, First Nebraska.
CORPORAL DEAN, Battery G, Third ar
tillery.
SERGEANT WHITAKER. Battery X, Third
artillery.
CORPORAL JACOB LANDS. Company C,
Tenth Pennsylvania.
PRIVATE ALLEN B. BOKWELL Companv
G, Tenth Pennsylvania
RALPH w. KELLY. Company L, Omaha,
First Nebraska.
WOUNDED.
First Washington-Capt Albert H. Otis.
First Lieutenant Edward X Erwin Second
Lieutenant Joseph Smith, Quartermaster
Sergeants Rufus D. Clarke and Oliver
Clancy; Company A, Corporals Kendall Eel
loves, Charles F. Delago, John F. Mitchell.
f. w. Schander, ]. A. Timewell; Company I.
Corporal Miles NJ. McDougall; Company A,
Privates ]. E. Dougherty, j. F. Greik ].
Cline, Richard H. Mclean, Oscar Seward;
Company D, William c. Hepwood: Nicholas
G. Polly. Walter P. Fox; Company G., Geo.
M Duncan, William ]. Kais Company 1,
Ernest A. Fisher; Company L, John Pruitt;
Company M, Jesse NJ. Morgan, Civilian J. B.
Weatherby. cook; Company A, Privates Will
liam E. Everett, William R. Fait. Otto H.
hoppe, Albert W. Owen. Frank Ri3ers;
Company B. Lawrin. l.. Lawson, Albert F.
Pray; Company C. Augustus c. ZeIoder:
company b, Herbert E. Osborne Company
l, Mira Cusker, Rolla Proudfoot; Company
M, Joseph P. Bernier, Wesley Walton: Com
pany G, George Mcneil, William J. HAYES
Daniel Campbell
First ldaho-Company c. Musician Fred
erick W. Beck, Private F. P. Streeter. How
ard Hail. Thomas P. Burke; 3. John Switz-
er; G. Will C. Payne B, Frank A. Mccall:
H. James Hansen. Lewis G. Beach R. F.
Shell; B. William NJ. Keller. quartermaster
sergeant; Ernest Scott; c. Private James
Payne. Piley, WGlton; D. Robert Jones: F.
Enoch Koth; G. S. B. Bailey
Twentieth Kansas-Company F. c. Ham
mond. Private Daniel Conway William Mel
son; NJ. George NJ. Battersly.
First California-Company A, Corporal John
Murphy. Private john Slade; G. A. F. Sher-
er; II. Sergeant William L. Wall Private
David A. Cuttin. Oscar H. Heimroth William
A. Rogers, Richard Jentsen First Lieut..
Charles Hogan; Company F. William Hogue.
First Wyoming Company C. Sergeant
George Rogers. Private Ray Weiderer
First Nebraska Company c, First Sergeant
Orren F. Curtis. Corporal Henry Epp, Mu-
sican James Pierce; A, Corporal II. L. Hull;
B. Private ]. L. Bronson; F, Harry Brown;
l. William MADDOX. Private Lewis Pegler: F,
Egger; X. Conrad Egan. Simon J. Simonsen;
L, James P. Mckinney: NJ, Hugh Ke1oyer.
Howard l.. Kerr
Sixth Artilery-Battery D, Private J. G.
Lowerberg, hospital corps, wounded; Acting
Hospital Steward F. L. Hemstead.
Third Artillery-Private A ]. Corbert,
Neimeyer E. E. Clampitt Sergeant McQuade
Private R. L. Mitchell. K-Andrew Johnson,
George NJ S. Schulermerer, David Krider,
Holmer E. Hawkins, C. B. Ploeges, j. A.
Gray, Second Lieutenant Robert s. Aberne-
they
Discharged soldiers still with regiments
Isaac Russell, Battery A, Utah artillery;
George L. Clother, Company B, First Ne
braska; D. L. Bridges, Company F, First Ne
braska; Emmett H. Afischer, unknown. Tenth
Pennsylvania-D, James X. Esler.
WASHINGTON, Feb. THE total
casualties in the Manila engagement
was 1877. OF these 40 were officers and
men killed and las wounded. Above
is an additional list of killed and
wounded received by cable today.