Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
Insurgents Running Away from
Americans al All Points.
AGUlNALD0 Is IN HIDING.
TITS Body Guard Destroyed -uabini,
Founder OF the uiiipino ttsbci Gov
eminent, T. Now - Prisoner.

Washington. Dec. i3.-Gcn. Otis had
some stirring news 20 report today
from Manila. his adylccs going 10 show
that the insurgents are. US he predict
cd few days ago. at the end ~ 'hcir
resources ffom military point OF view
and are running away before the rapid
advance Of thc American troops ut all
points. His cablcgrams were az fol-
lows.
Manila. Dee. ia.-Fify men " che
navy and nfty men OF the army, trans
ported by the navy. took Laoag on tue
10Th inst. Gen. Young. with stan, Iol-
lowed next day. lie reports Howe"
with Pennsylvania battalion 81 the
Thifty-iourth, followed by portion OF
the Thlrty.thlrd infantry. passed north
TO Padding. east Of laoag,
"Mnrsh'H battalion Of the Thirty.
fourth was at Cnyan, province OF i,-
panto, on ith inst
Tho Third cavalry was along the
coast ana In the mountains PURSUING
the enemy.
Young statoa his extreme northern
force passed over the mountains. driv'
Ing the insurgents under General Tho.
who was badly wounded, killing % ana
woundlng many. He made large cap
ture- OF rifles and property. with all
ineurrcnt transportation. and released
all the Spanish prisoners In that see
tion. to the number ~ about 1000. our
casualties were two wounded. Our
troops arr SIN pursuing the remnant OF
Tino'r command.
Marsha battalion OF the Thirty-third
reports from cayan, Lepanto province,
ON the 5th Inst, that he has destroyed
AEuinaldo's body guard. killed Gen.
| GrcgorlO lllnr, received the surrender
Of Gen. Conception and rtaff. KILLED and
wounded % insurgents, released DO
| Spanish prisoners. including 100 frinrs
and captured considerable property His
| loss was two killed and nine wounded,
My Information n that Aguinaldo
| has disguised his Individuality,
abandoned his troops and IL hiding In
the province Of BenEuet"
otis' second dispatch follows;
| Manila, Dec. i3.--Admiral Watson
Informs me that the province u cayan
surrendered Internationally TO Captain
Mccalln. Of the Newark. on the nth
inst, all arms being surrendered. Mnjoi
Batcheldcr II ninety miles south Of
Aparrl. Command In good condition.
Navy VIII take supplies TO Batch
elder IN launch Surrender doubtless
Includes the province OF Isabella.
Gen. Bates at Znmboanga, reports
| affairs thstc ne satisfactory, Nearly
all rifles surrendered.
Macarthur at Bayambang. reports
| he holds ns prisoner Of war Mnblnl the
| ahlcst q IN" Insurgents. and founder Of
the late government"
Manila, Dec. ~. 1880 n. m.-Licut.
! Col. HowHc reports show definitely
that Gen. Tinto II conveying American
| prisoners north, Bruce. ~ the First
Nevada. and Edwards. OF the York
town. were rescued near In Pas.
Iiowse In rapidly pursuing Tinto with
Pennsylvania battery Of the Thirty
| third Infantry
Major Marsh. probably from Abra
province. reports the destruction of
Aguinaldoa body guard. and the Kill
ling Of Gen. Grcgorin del Pillar
Gen. Conception and his STAN sur
rendered to Major Marsh. who iibcr-
ntcd and sent to the coast 90 Spanish
prisoners. including ii0 friara
Reports from Lepanto province show
II has been cleared NJ insurgents.
Aguinnldo ~ furiiive In the noun
tnins without u command.
Major Mnfah's loss was two men
killed and nine wounded
The latest reports show that fifty Of
the enemy were killed and many
wounded The Americans also cap.
turcd 100 prisoners 200 rifles, several
cannon. quantity Of provisions and
some money and released q number Of
that some American officers and sew.
crs were conveyed from i.aoag TO Tar.
cova. whore Gen. Tinto. who II severe
ly Injured had arrived.