The Governors of Bataangas "ud Bulucan have just been captured, t-gether with a considerable number of Spanish soldiers. Before this Aguinaldo-had in prison the Governors of Cwvite and Bataan. Now, with the most recent additions to his remarkable I st of prizes, he has under tis control all the provinces around Manila except Pampangas on the north and Mu-ulla on the east. All the latter outside the city is in insurgent hands and all of Pawpaigis except San Fernando, where the Governor is besieged and Angeles, where another small Spanish garson is completely surrounded. Any day the news may com" of the surrender of these two towns. All the Gov: mors are prominent Spaniards, oftentimes Generals in the regular army. It is.n-t difficult to imagine their chazriu and humiliation at capture by a crowd of half-clad, poorly-armed, but camest natives.
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