The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04
SURRENDER OF REBELS
OVER 1000 F4LIPINos HAVE CAPT.
ULATED TO GEN. YOUNG.
Their Action Partly Due tn President
MckinIey's Re-EIcctiOn-Oath OF
Allegiance Taken.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The War De-
partment to-day received the following
dispatch from General Macarthur telling of
the voluntary surrender of a large number
of insurrectionists to General Young at
Santa Maria. The omission in the tele-
gram comes of faulty transmission or an
inability to decipher the missing words:
Two thousand one hundred and eighty
Katipunan insurrectos from Consique en-
rolled as bolomen came from the mountains
and surrendered to Gen. Samuel b. NJ.
Young to-day at Santa Maria. They re-
nounced the insurrection and swore al
legiance TO the United States. The oath
was administered by the priest at the
church with impressive religious cere-
monies. General Young attributes the sur
render to the Presidents reelection and
vigorous prosecution of the war. Although
no rifles were surrendered, this is inn
portant as indicating a reaction among the
people.
80 . = movable columns Samar. Panay,
commenced operations.
The Twenty-eighth Regiment United
States Volunteer Infantry goes to Min
danao."
Santa Maria is a town of 10000 inhabi-
tants situated nineteen miles from Vigan
In the province of Ilocos-Sur.
General Macarthur also transmits the
following casualty list:
Killed-Nov. &c. at Umboa, Luzon: Troop
, Ninth Cavalry, Samuel Walker r ,l NGy;
Infantry, Joseph HI. Wenkler.
Wounded-Company L, Third Infantry.
Otto Kruger; Daniel o. Harkihs, head,
Company H. Twenty-sixth Infantry. Otis
Manchester, chest, slight.
Later in the day General Macarthur for
warded the following list of deaths since
Dysentery-Nov. q: Troop X, Fourth
Cavalry, A. Innis. Nov. Is: Company +,
Eighteen Infantry, Harvey Bimson; Com
Smith. Nov. %: Company b, Thirtieth IN
fantry, Christopher c. Kroegel. Nov. o:
Company a, Nineteenth Infantry, Musician
William II. Dorey. Nov. so: Company B,
Fourteenth Infantry, Frank Glumm.
Diarrhoea-Nov. &c: Company b, Thirty
fourth Infantry, Edward Hoover.
Heart diseaSe-Noy. 80: Twenty-second In
fantry, John Van Zandt; Company III,
Twenty-ifth Infantry. Henry Gage.
Typhoid Fever-Nov. 26: Company +,
Fourteenth Infantry. Edward Pierson;
Company NJ. Twenty-fourth Infantry. Jas.
s. Wilson. Nov. q: Company A. Thirtieth
pany L, ~Thirty-ninth Infantry, Sergeant AL
bert Kruger.
Drowned-Nov- rs: Twenty-fourth Infan-
try, unassigned recruit, Charles G. Geizer.
Nov. "a: Company G., Fourth Infantry.
Jacob Wisler- Oct. II: Company ID, Thir-
tieth Infantry, Andrew j. Nelson.
Tuberculosis-Nov. 26: Company A, Thir-
tieth Infantry, John Randle. Nov. IA: Troop
f., Third Cavalry, William Nj. Renner.
All other causes-Nov. IS: Company A,
Twenty-ninth Infantry, Joseph G. Morgan.
Sept. 10: Company Il, Twenty-tifth lnfan-
try. John Bell. Nov. %: Company Nj,
Oct. II: Company G., Thirty-eighth Infan-
try. Joseph l.. Mowrey. Nov. 20: Company
L. Forty-first Infantry. w. L. Brown. Oct
Is: Troop +. Eleventh Cavalry, Sergeant
X-1-rf1 Il LSl-vorIg NJ oc. rnronar nv
Forty-eighth Infantry, Isaac Reeves. Nov.
81: Troop b. Third Cavalry. Farrier Her
man j. A. Jorgens. Nov. 20: Company f,
Thirty-eighth Infantry. Ray w. DihartZ.
John ]. BURY. Nov. "a: Company l.,
Twelfth Infantry, Patrick O'Day. Nov. %:
Troop II, Third Cavalry. Samuel Byers.
Oct. 30: Company l., Twenty-fifth Infan-
try. William Burgess. Nov. 26: Thirty-fifth
Infantry, Principal Musician Lewes e..
Gale.