Connecticut western news., 1901-05-02
FEW INSURGENTS LEFT
General Tinio Has Surrendered,
as Have Malvar's Officers.
JAILLBs STILL IN THE FIELD.

I'll. the Only Command of Any Size
Remaining out-E>tension of Ann
ne.ty to July 4 Favored In Manila.
Rebellion In MarInduaue Ended.
Manila. May 1.-The rebel general
Tinio, with his entire command. has
surrendered To Captain Fred v. krug
Of the Twentieth infantry at Sinait. la
Infanta province. Luzon. This COM
pletes the general paeification OF north
Luzon.
General Tinio has long been active in
Ahra province. Ii was Tinio who held
Lieutenant Gilmore OF the United
States gunboat Yorktown and his COM
panions prisoners and treated them
very harshly, eventually turning them
adrift In the hope that they would
be killed by the savage Filipinos.
General Baldomero, formerly secreta-
ry of war under Aguinaldo. and Colo
mel Pedro Aguinaldo. cousin OF the for
mer rebel chieftain. and Colonel Nacta-
gal and u other officers surrendered 10
Colonel Baldwin at San Francisco de
Malabon, province OF Cayite, and took
the oath OF allegiance TO the United
States. There was great popular
demonstration and parade, while
Aguinaldo's band played popular airs.
General Alejandrino. who was looked
upon by the rebels as the most probabl
successor OF Aguinaldo. has surren-
dered Internationally at Arayat, in the
province Of Pampanga. island OF Luzon-
Colonies Callao and kaIibac. two OF
General Malivar's best officers. surren-
dered TO Colonel Kline at Lipa. Batan-
gas province. ON sunday. with % OFF,
GERS and los men. with ST rides.
Major Smith. accompanied by the Fill
ipino colonel Abad. who surrendered TO
him some time ago and promised to use
his influence in inducing other rebels to
come IN, has returned from a tour OF
the island OF Martinique. They re-
eeived the surrenders OF 1 officers and
% men. with their arms, at TorriJos
and Santa Cruz. This ends the insur-
rectIon on the island OF Martinique.
Cause Of Surrender.
The expiration under the amnesty
decree OF the period wherein those
who surrender Will be eligible To hold
office has caused large number of
insurgents. with guns. to surrender.
the average during April being 100
daily. One hundred and hfty surren-
dered yesterday. The negotiations in
the hostile districts indicate the prob.
ability OF n majority OF the active com.
mands surrendering within "a hours.
The only important forces which
have not been dispersed are those COM
manded by Malyar. Cables and Mas
cardo. These insurgents approximate
1000 in number. In Samar the rebel
leader Lukban remains defiant, not.
withstanding the pressure exerted
upon him by Aguinaldo. General Trias.
other military officers and the Federal
leaders. His attitude will probably
necessltate the concentration OF two
or three regiments to operate against
him.
General opinion here favors an ex-
tension OF the amnesty period for a
month. owing TO the distances TO be
travelled, the isolation OF many OF the
insurgents and the peculiar conditions
of warfare I'm the islands. Ii Is held
that the government can afford to be
lenient with the few misguided stray
glers in the final wind up.
The bureau OF statistics is revising
the Incorrect Spanish census OF 1887
and the uncompleted census OF 1896
and adding lot of military informa-
ton with view to giving the Philip
pine commission an approximate idea
of the population. the general condi-
tons and the ownership Of property in
the archipelago.