The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
COMPLETELY CRUSHED.
The End Of the Rebellion In Mani
toba at Hand. l.,
Ohlof Ponndmaker sspds Word 90 Mid
dieton That He will Surrender I'm
oondltlonaily-nie Arrives
uilfi mt Regina. Hli tiHtIf HI
GIVES UP AT LAST.


BATTLEFRONT, N. W. T., May e5,-Gen
eral Middleton, with his forces arrived las
night. Father Cochin has come In fron
Poundmaker, who agrees 10 surrender Nv
condItionally. Since Thursday the In
dlans have been coming In aud giving
themselves up. Poundmaker has with bin
about two thousand souls, Including forty
half-breeds lilo recognizes the fac
that further resistance 10 useless
General Middleton has with hin
three hundred troops, and ho had
sent word 10 PounAmakor that unes,
he surrendered Internationally no would
march against him. Tho chief has had un'
official assurances that there Is no danger
OF his bolng hanged when he gives himself
up. The rebellion Is now looked upon az
completely crushed.
REGINA, May 26.-Captaln q. ii. Young,
OF the Winnipeg leld battery, arrived here
Saturday In charge OF Riel whom he has
brought from Guardapuy's Crossing by way
or SaskatOwn after difficult but rapid
trip. Tho escort consisted OF nine mon
from the NInetleth Rifles and seven men
from tho Midland battalion. On his arrival
Rlel was ut once taken IN the barraokA Ho
Ia well, but showed signs OF L5ryonsness
when handed over 10 the police
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May 25.-The 10
mains OF Corporal Code and Prlyatea Fra-
Ler and Hardesty, Of tho Nlnotleth Rifles
were buried here yesterday with military
honors. The cortege was very large and
imposlng--all public bodies aud ssy@al so
cletes taking part The telegraph wire
between Clark's Crossing AID Prince
Albert, which was cut ut tne begin
Ming OF the rebellion, was repaired
Saturday. A dispatch from Prince Albert
says tho troops arrived hero Saturday from
Guardapuys Crossing from quick march
OF twelve hours, They were heartily wei.
coined by tho local troops and the citizens.
Tho troops arc greatly lndlg ant at the
police, and wish 10 know how II Is that
being only thirty miles from wht.o they were
hghtlng four days, two hundre, police lying
here did not ride down 70 help them, leay-
Ing the civilian volunteers OF ~hom there
are four companies, 10 pr0tec. the town.
Another cause for Indignation Is tho fact
that while the volunteers were charging
down ~ crush tho rebellion and relieve
Prince Albert, the police hold their garrison
sports and were having good time
Bottoms mounted troop loft hero Friday
by tho trail for Battleford General Md
dloton left jor the spno place by tho Stearn-
or Northcoto with Tho Midland battalion
and part OF "a" battery, including tho
Gatling gtn. More troops will follow when
the oth1ir steamers got up 10 Prince Al.
bort Tho Winnipeg field battery
will do garrison duty at Prince Al
bort along with tho mounted police. Tho
Nlnotieth Rifles left for Battlajord yoator.
day By the steamers Baroness aud Alberta.
Tho arenadlers were compelled 10 20 by
the trail with scouts and transport teams,
owing 10 the n0n-hrflyal Of the steamer
Marquis. CongrAtulatory kilograms have
been received by General Middleton
from the Governor General and
from Lord Wolsolcy. Gabriel
Dnmont IL still at large, aud II In doubtful
whethla he will be captured. General
Middleton held pow.wow with Bcardy and
0komaasis, chiefs OF the Duck Lake Ro-
serve Both protested their loyalty, but
admitted having takon part 10 q oortain OK
tent After long conference General
Middleton doposod both chloitatns and lobk
tholr titles away, 30.