THE PHILLIPINE REBELLION.
THE REBELS DRIVE THE SPANISH BEFORE THEM. BUT ARE ULTIMATELY ROUTED. 160 KILLED. f Per Press Association.—Copyright). Sydney, This clay. Eastern news of August oth states that 3000 Phillipine Island rebels entered the town of San Rafael, occupied by a Spanish regiment. The rebels carried all before them and drove the Spaniards into a convent, where they were besieged for two days. A large reinforcement of Spanish arrived and routed the rebels, who fled, leaving IGO dead and wounded. The Spanish loss was 48 killed and wounded.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 444, 6 October 1897, Page 2
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90THE PHILLIPINE REBELLION. Hastings Standard, Issue 444, 6 October 1897, Page 2
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