The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-28
GENERAL OTIS CABLES

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Murder Aguinaldo's Son.
WASHINGTON, Nov. N.-General
Otis to-day reports the situation in the
philippines In the following dispatch to
the war department.:
MANILA. Nov. 2T-Ths steamer
from San Fabian yesterday brought one
hundred and fifteen Spanish prisoners,
seventy-fve thousand dollars Of insur-
gent money and other property captured
by Lawton's troops near Tayug, on the
25th. wheaton's troops, Fowler's COM
pany Of the Thirty-t third, drove the enc
my westward from Mangataren, a few
miles southwest Of Dagupan, and cap
tured fivc three-inch muzzle loading
guns, twelve rifles and twelve thousand
rounds Maxim cartridges, one thousand
shrapnel, eight hundred pounds Of pow
der and other property; also, ninety
four Spanish and seven American pris-
oners. Bell, with ThIrty-sixth infantry,
is in pursuit, and will march down the
western Luzon coast. Indications are
that two or three bodies of insurEent
troops, numbering probably hve hum
dred or more men each, in mountains,
west Of the railroad, can be readily han-
died by Macarthur: they have the bulk
OF the insurgent artillery, all OF which
Will be captured unless buried. Young
is still In pursuit Of Agulnaldo, who Is
heading for Bangued, a few miles east
OF Vigan; Young, with cavalry and
scouts, Is followed by battalion OF the
Thirty-thlrd and by the balance OF a
battalion OF the Twenty-second; two
battallons Of the ThIrty-third are en-
route for Vigan by the military post
road. Young's reception by the lnhnb-
Itauts was enthusiastic; they give all
aid possible. AEuInRldo has collected
more than one thousand OF his troops ct
the north; probably most OF them Will
desert him. Numbers OF small detach-
ments Of insurEent troops throughout
the country north of Manila have been
cnptured and the inhabitants manifest
gratitude for dellverance.
The Indications are that the insurgent
force south of Manila Is dlsintegratinG,
and troops going to their homes. Re-
ports from southern islands are favor
able; ZamboanEa insurgents have sur
rendered to our troops, and no trouble
Is anticipated there"
Later In the day the following dis
patch was received from General otis:
1.-THE Oregon landed marines Mt Vlsan
yesterday. YounE'S column at Nainog-
pacan, twenty miles north OF San Fer.
nando, on the 23rd, from which point
they passed north into the mountains.
Troops will relieve the marines at Vigan
on the 2sth. The bulk OF the Spanish
and American prisoners reported at
Bang,led, twenty miles east Of Vigan.
Wheaton, at San Fabian, Just reports
capture Of seventy-three more rifles and
eleven hundred dollars In money; also,
that he has been Obliged to take the
mother and son Of ARuinRldo under
guard Mt Fabian, TO prevent their muir.
der by the natives. They VIII be sent
here the first opportunity and delivered
10 friends. Natives in the vicinity of
Bayombong, Nuestl Vlscaya, are OFFER
ing their services to drive out the In
EurEents and request arms, They re-
port only four hundred insurgents
there.
A report from ZoamboRnRa says the
insurgents surrendered heavy artillery
10 the navy, and since have surrendered
10 Nichols. commanding n battalion Of
the Twcnty-thIrd infantry, one hundred
and sevcnty-nlne rifles, one NOrden-
feldt and four breech loading cannon.
order restored in town and vicinity.
About eighty TaEolos are scattered in
town and vicinity. About eighty Ta-
galos are scattered In the mountains.
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