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OTIS.
Official List Of Casualties.

 Washington, Feb. 6.-The following report from Gen. Otis has been re ceived at the war department: Manila. Feb. 6, 1892 Admtant General, Washington: Fol lowing casualties in first brigade, first division:
 Tenth Pennsylvania. Maj. E. Brierer, flesh wound arm, slight.
 Lieut.. Albert J. Buttermore, flesh wound, slight.
 Sergt. Joseph Sheldon, Go. II; slight flesh wound in thigh.
 Private Thomas Conger, Go. II; ab- domen penetrated; serious.
 Private Edward Caldwell Go. D; lung penetrated; serious.
 Private Debalt, Co. D; flesh wound back; slight. First Montana
 Private Reynolds, Co. H; slight wound in ear.
 Private Charles Rummels; flesh wound in leg; slight
 Corp. Savers, Co. H. missing; prob, ably killed.
 Private John Sorenson, Co. L; head wounded; probably dead.
 Private Mayersick, Co. ngs pen. etrated; serious.
 Corp. l. Skinner, Co. L; slight thigh wound.
 First Colorado.
 Private Orton Twever, Go. B, wound. ed left thigh.
 Private Charles B. Morrison, Co., B wounded left hand.
 Private Maurice Oarkhnrst, Co. B wounded in pubes.
 Private C. D. White, Go. D, missing supposedly drowned.
 Private Elmer |. Doran, Go. l, killed shot in chest.
 Corp. Vim. II. Erie, Go. I, wounded in left check and arm.
 Private Charles Carbon, Co. l., sho' fin head; killed.
 Private Charles B. Boyce, Co. L flesh wound in left knee First south Dakota.
 Private Horace J. McCraneken, Co Ii, killed.
 Private Fred E. Green, Co. I, killed Private Wm. z. Lewis, Go. I, killed Private Beni. Phelps, wounded right thigh.
 Corp. Eugene E. Stevens, woundea right thigh.
 Private Frank F. McClain, Co. G. wounded in right hip.
 Private Hiram Fay, Co. I, wounded | in ri0bt knee Corp. Carl II. Osgood, Go. F. spraned knee.
 Private A. Haskell, slight wound in neck Third Artillery.
 Sergt. Bernard Sharp, Go. L, flesh wound in leg; slight.
 Private Orian Ryan, Co. L, shot in head serious.
 Private Edward Lundestrom, Co. L. shot through hand; slight. Private James Gleason, Go. L, flesh wound thigh slight.
 Further particulars will follow. LSignedl OTIS
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HoiN THE BITILE BEGAN.
The Story of the Battle of Saturday Night and Sunday with
 the Filipinos.
FILlPIN0S DREW THE AMERICAN FIRE.

Evidently a Prearranged Plan, Embodying an Effort to Place the Odium of Firing the First Shot on the Americans List of Casualties Forwarded by Maj.-Gen. Otis.
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Gen. otis Controls the situation.

New York, Feb. 6.-The Evening World prints the following dispatch:
 Manila, Feb. 6.=-To the World, New York: We control situation. En- gagement, which continued for the 24 hours ending last evening, was satis factory.
 [Sipned.I OTIS.
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salaries and expenses ot the commission was lost The amendments to reduce salaries of the commissioners to B, 600 per annuui and to make the offices elective were adopted. The bill was made special order for Wednesday.
 $. B No. 1l5 (McMuuen) prohibiting electors residing near county line from having voice in petitions for local prohibitory liquor laws in the adjacent county within three miles of their residence passed.
 New bills were introduced as follows: No. 1Ss (Quares) to authorize a state debt board, ta fund the valid bonded indebtedness 1 of the state; 13s (South), to provide for the
 confirmation Of titles to real estate l4O Shack i leford by requesU, to regulate photographers, l providing that they shall pay county license l according to population of the city or town n | which they do business; l4l CT. N. Wilson,, for l a uniform series of text books; 142 tWit0, for 1 an act directing the auditor of the state to call l In auditors certificates of indebtedness fer l services rendered in the overdue tax suits Of i this state i43 tMcNemer), to organize certain l territory of Pulaski into a special school dis l trlct IA (Iiammock) to create and maintain 1 state and county boards Of health; 14J (Kim- l eeID, fer an act giving and vesting in the gov l efnor and the state board Of health additional
 and increased powers and jurisdiction in all 1 matters Of nuisances, contagious, infectious and other epidemic diseases; 146 CWllson). to l provide for support and maintenance Of the l Arkansas Industrial University. for period of l tWo years. beglnnlng Aprll l, lsgs, S J. R. No. No. GHardy), proposing an amendment to the
 constitution, amending section B, of article 19,
 to read as follows: All contracts for greater
 rate Of interest than 10 per centum per annum
 shall be isoid as to the interest only. and the 1 general assembly shall prohibit the same by l law, but when no rate of interest Is agreed i upon the rate shall be per centum per annumi 1 l47 (South), to amend section l5 Of the digestt l l48 (Hammock), to change the time for holding
 circuit courts in the Fourteenth judicial cir 1 cult l49 fR J Wilson), providing that the
 auditor Of state shall approve bonds of insur-
 ance companies instead of the secretary of i state, as the law now stands; i51 tShackie- l ford), to make appropriation for deficit in ap- 1 propriations for contingent expenses of the 1 general assembly for the year 1881 in the sum
 of S1 654 #
 $. 5. No 16 CHardy1. prohibiting directors l from employing relatives teachers in the 1 public schools of the state, passed.
 <. B No l2l CQuarles), to appropriate s10500 1 for the payment of banks and individuals who l advanced money 10 the governor for the mobi- l lzation Of volunteers. was passed.
 i $. B. No. 85 (WitU, to prohibit running of 1 freight trains on Sunday, was defeated.
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Two of Dewey's Men Wounded.

Washington, Feb. 6.-Admiral Dewey cabled the navy department as fol- lows:
 Manila, Feb 6.-Secretary Navy, Washington; Insurgents have attacked Manila. The Boston leaves to-day for Iloilo to relieve the Baltimore, which will return to Manila. Two men wounded yesterday on board Monad- mock, one seriously.
 No Casualties in the Thirteenth Minnesota.
 Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 7.=The fol- lowing message has been received by Gov. Lind from Col. Fred Ames, of the Thirteenth Minnesota:
 Lind, Governors The regiment is still acting provost guard. There is no occasion for alarm. No casualties. City quiet.
 Signed. AYES,
 Colonel Thirteenth Minnesota.
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Little Rock, Feb 2.-Presidcnt Manning an nounced at the opening that only a majority vote was necessary instead of a two-thirds vote as ruled yesterday for the passage of Senator McNemer's bill to appropriate S5 900 for the immediate expenses Of the state board Of health. and that therefore the bill had passed It now goes to the house
 Bills were introduced as follows: No. l2a [Butlerl. reducing the penalty for failure to pay taxes from 25 to 10 per cent, and giving the collector his fee for collecting delinquent taxes without selling the property; 90 R. J. Wilson,, to limit punishment of minors convicted of felony to one year except in cases ef homicide and criminal assault: l3l Smith,, to repeal the act Of lss9 which established the bureau Of mines, manufactures and agriculture; I33 Hammock l. to prevent frauds in elections aud to ascertain the constitutional majority Of aYr ,itied voters in any city town, county or
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HE TREATY RATIFIED.
The Necessary Votes were Forth coming When the Crucial
 Moment Arrived.
WIS RATIFIED WITHOUT AMENDMENT.

Intense Excitement Prevailed About the Carl O as the Hour Approached for the Vote To be Taken, and the Opponents oI the Treaty Expressed Confidence to the East.
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R1> 1T recess the McNemer reform school bill < $ taken mp, Senators Lambert, Kirby and 3imbeI spoke against the bill. Senator Me fNemer, ia one of the most eloquent speeches Of the session closed in support Of the bill. Dur ing his remarks he was frequently applauded The bill was defeated, failing to receive the re quired two-third $ majority necessary to carry an appropriation. The vote was as follows:
 Yeas -Buckner, Butler, Clark, Dowdy, Hall, Hardy, Haynle, HiIlheuse. King McGehee. McMulliH. McNcmer, Qnarles, Raines Smith. Shackleford, Witt Mr PreSident-ls
 Nays-Garlock Collins, Douglass Ferguson, Hammock, Kimbel1, Kirby, Lambert Lank- ford k. J. Wilson T. N Wilson-ft
 s. No. PA IMaHning1 to empower the town Of Clarendon to collect municipal tax, was passed.
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The House.

Mir Williams, Of Pulaski called up his bill. No i'll. repeating section 21s5 of Sandels & Hill's Digest. The bill passed The section repealed requires the written consent of two thirds of the property owners before any rail- road can run over any street in city.
 New bills introduced were. No. 2lf rPattonT fixing salaries Of officers of Benton county PIP Henderson, to provide school directors with county maps. 2l3 tYadenl. authorizing the establishing Of fencing districts by order of county courts on petitions from two-thrds Of land owners affected 214 lFI5yd to amend paragraph i, sections 5518 and 5599 Of the di gest so as 10 set apart every one half of one mill for pensions to Confederate soldiers,
 II. H. No n Holt Of HowardI an act to cure defective acknowledgements was read third time and passed
 II B Na 43 fBrooksi to amend section 7145 of the digest permitting directors of other than special school districts to spend annually SD for maps and charts providing that such ex- penditnre is authorized by majority of the electors at the annual school election, was read third time and passed
 At Che afternoon session II. E No Hath cock Ter consolidation Of state and national elections. was taken mp MT Head offered an amendment striking out the enaetlng clause. Messrs Hatheock Nixon and HeHrn spoke in favor 0f the bill and Me-srs. Caldwell Wood. Patton. Yappan. Scarborough Greer, Butt. Chew and Ponder in opD1sttloH.
 Mir lisaa5s amendment carried by a vote Of au 10 5s which kills thr bill and puts the house on record as opposed to consolidation.
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Ceneus BiII Passed the House. Washington, Feb. 6.-The census bill passed the house by vote of 1T to 42
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 now provided by law; III e~s aSts H to egalize the Arkansas ' lse1sts AasaeiatioH, and to encourage falssng e pgulTs the association to have F EsIsHse FsldeHts from different counties, YE nose alN s5fltnens shall be approved by the K oveFt59rs The bin qppropglates the sum Of V03aas Ehe pse of tae as1Sapaatien. E iaeHsE eaza Etss va asien up and number b;lisTaaa Hrst essa seeoad times. 3 z. D 'sr sSss s q Age) to repeal the act Of sss for me Ifsf rlaa of fish in the waters Of f4 sq v. z saa passed
 ]. #s.o repeal the present prohbitory
 tspendenoe county. was read third fa passed
 sSse afternoon session s B. No IA fGol- #sa faake life insurance policies taxable ee~ sxHtr cash surrender value. Has read third and nassed-ayes % noes k B- Go-2s tHardy1 an act to give mort aAgees right Of redemption when real property ,sss seId under foreclosure proceedings in chan HaIaFf4 t4aeg The remainder Of the day Was devoted to reading of bills.
 The House.
 In the house. Mir. Butts bill to appropriate 5,0o0 for immediatz use of state board Of health with which to eombag smallpox was discussed at length. nnd failed to pass. The following. voted for the bill Barrow Butt Clark. Driver, Gannaway. Greer. Kesee. Lefler Martin Of Grittenden. Niell of Independence Patton. Rector of Garland, short smith Stan field, Tarpan, Taylor ToHey, Weaver. VIII ans Of Pulaski, Winfield Wood. MT Speaker The committee appointed for the purpose submitted appropriate resolutions on the death 7 Of ex-Governor Garland
 $: HSa r dIaynie) making penalty for violadn of-consent law imprisonment for not lessx than one nor more than twenty-one years zts passed-z5 to l2. The only change the act makes in the present law Is to reduce the minimum punishment from five to one years imprisonment
 s. B. No % fWilsonl for the relief of bonds men Of city marsAais and collectors of i'm provement districts. passed
 s B No 43 (Hammond) increasing salary Of clerk in attorney generals office from $50 to slO0, failed 10 pass, as did also $. B No. 31 thayEie1, regulating impounding of stock, & B. No 54 fHead) changing time of holding court in the ninth judicial circuit, read third time and passed.
 After introduction of the following new bills, the house adjourned:
 No. 2o6 fJobe), to provide for the collections Of fire insurance policies on personal property; 205 (Taylor1, to amend sections 6906 and COOS of the digest, declaring certain drugs poisonous. 20S (Steoel. 10 change time Of holding court in the Second judicial district. 20g (JoueS of Bax- ter) to declare White river lawful fence be- tween Baxter and Marion counties
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The House.

The first business considered was H. B No i3 lLtehtl, prescribing conditions upon which foreign corporations may do business in this state The bill passed
 $ E. No. g IBucknerl to extend the time in which tue Mississippi River, Hamburg and 1 Western railroad may complete it's line to earn its land grant, was read second time and made special order for Tuesday, February r s B. 26 lkirbyl relating to changes of venue passed-66 to l2. IL gives judges discretion in granting change of venue in civil cases and allows application for changes to be resisted An amendment was adopted providing that in a case where the plaintid shall have instituted suit in county other than that of his resi- dence, or Of the county where the occurrance Of which he complains took place, unless com i pelled t9 do so in order to get service on the defendant. the defendant shall have the right to a change of venue upon presentation Of his petition duly vcri fed
 s B. No 30 [Fergusonl, to provide for county burning boards failed to pass
 $, E. No. A, repeating act to prohibit sale of liquors within three miles of Sugar Loaf Academy. Cleburne county, passed 45 to B.
 $ B. 36 lllardyl, requiring three credible witnesses in support Of petition for change Of venue. in lieu of one witness as at present, paSSed-aHes D, noes i5.
 The following special message from Gov. Jones was read
 February g. 1899. To the House Of Representatives:
 Supplementary 10 my special message of January 2 and for vour information in passing on senate bill No. l02. 1 transmit you herewith all Information which has come to me in writ ing in regard to the existence Of smallpox in the state. am also Informed. and aS l believe reliably, that the disease exists to greater or less extent in the counties Of Lonoke Pulaski Faulkner, Yell and iZard
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lSenntaIr.lcpedine..

Little Rock Feb. 3 After routine business the roll was called for introduction of bills and the following were pFesenteds No. l33 Me GeheeI giving majority or the school direc- tors of county or a district authority to change text books l34 .llardyi, to amend section l of the act. Of 1sg5. conferriug additional powers on citie- ef the second class l35 tQuarlesI. to pro vide for dCpositing state funds. Bids are to be received frou banks for state depository and the governor. attorney general and treasurer arc constituted board 10 carry out the pro visions uf the act. t36 lMcNemerl making 1t a mise emeauor for any person 10 take charge of any dwelling. lands CT premises of any de- scriptten tthout authority from the owner CT agent for the same. <, J. k No, TButIerl proposins an amendment to the state constitu- tion to allow women to vote at all elections in the state.
 II E No ls1, the newspaper and stamp bll was taken mp, and on a vote, defeated ayes F noes l2. motion to reconsider and lay on lable prevailed by a vote of II to 13
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Washington, Feb. 6.-The following report from Gen. Otis has been re ceived at the war departments:
 Manila, Feb 6, 1892 Adiutant General, Washington; Fol lowing casualties in first brigade, first division.
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Tir Die Wldnner.

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