New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
pI1RNEDIN EFFIGY BY A MOB
srrv,vc VENGEANCE FOR RElL's DEATH.
FIGURES OF CABINET MINISTER'S HANGED BY llN
THOUSAND FEENCnMEN.

THOUSAND FEENCIIMEN.
,,.,.ror,, Nov. 16 (SpecidD. The excite
- az, to-pcht IN this city over the hanging OF NV % =
..sa About o'clock a crowd ot from ll'Vo' :"
~ ooo ncople carrying French flags ana 'rahSpen'S
80 .orcbIng down It. Lawrence ST., with ehgies oi
' C,ri,et Ministers mounted OH wagon ArrlVnG "V
- de Mars the efgies OF j. A. ChapleF anu III
1Ioctsr Langevu were hanged and burned pohceha"
r,ned with a revolver rushed forward 10 s"'c ,o
e,,,res from the flames. but some OF the s'u"en'S ~
drew reyolverS aud after some shots were eAcn''t ~
policeman was driven of. The mob then marche' aons
a. I,,os q IN Victoria Sonare and one of them ch"
inc I'M on the statue the Queen lowered moose 10 "o
crowd This was placed around the neck Vi On ~ 'O,-"
Macdonalds' efigy which was pulea up anu Tue Ioro
made fast Oil was then sprinkled over the nsure al"
light being put to 1t the figure ana s'a''c "o0 '''D
enyeloped in a cloud OF smoke ana fane
large body Of police found their way ND 10 Wl'hn
t fest of ,he statue but were afraid 10 interfere Inc
statue was scolched and blackcned by smoke ana "h
the figure almost reduced to asheS inc h'"S '
il down saying: There goes the cursed serpen' -""?
he soon lie treated himself the Same way lno "O'
then went though the English quarter singing irehch
songs ,,,
Crowds wcre TO be seen the streets all day eagerly 's
eussng the situation. The first demonstration TOOK co
at about 10 ocOlck. when 400 students oi NIoIo''
yersity proceeded the house OF DrMlgna ohc u" "0
professors and informed him that they were gong 10
give vent TO their indignation and disgust at the ha3
inc They formed double line and, bearing tlc'ior
DRAINED in black marched down Bcuryst., singing Ii
Mnrseillase" They passed through Notre Daes'' anu
were ioined at the City Hall by the medical ana ia"
students of the Laval They proceeded TO j" Ii'F''
office and eToanel and Kissed. At this point the ranks
became considerably swollen by newcomers VINO
were not Students but who wished 10 join the
first move toward an Indignation meeting. From
LIZ ncrcc Office the crowd directed their steps toward
IEtcaddrd building, where flag surmoHhted Win
Grape was floating There they gave three cheers al"
marched on to Champ &c Mars, where lnhamha'o3
speeches were made.
hee are only two papers in this Province which sup
poI the Government out and in the hanging OF el
The gazette of this city and Lc JoUr"a' de P"'''''
Several others do not attack the Government nut merely
express respect at its decision The Liberals are JnDdh
believing that their tine to turn the fr'iHief
ont of Office has come. Elags are at hllf-ma't
on many public buildings and private houses The
flag at the City Hall is at haf-uast. This afternoon
there was displayed III window picture OF j.. \;
across forehead on the bottom OF the picture are
The words Haugmans Brother" 49,. ,...,.,., ALA.
Al meeting the CITY Council tins aitcrDo on Alder.
man Greuer, chairman OF the Finance Committee ahd
city father twenty years, sali tat u was
his duty to say something in the name Of the population
OF Montreal disappToVinS OF te cohuuct oI ln 'oNTu
ment Riel. he said, was guilty @ @0n'
He moved that the Council adjourn as protest AGAINST
the odious violation OF the laws OF justice ana humanity.
,rhe motion was carried only three English members
voting a-alnsi H., srefcne. , Merr ,lfrJ
Perry an EnglislInan said that Rel murdered by
the AT the ms ilSdtOu oi
Ontario. 4 prominent man OF Three Rivers stated TO-
day that non his journey from Quebec = ottawa on
Saturday sir Hector Langevin was struck IN the icc
by ore La Fcche from st. Anne De Ii fcroic, on the
lretence that did do his duty in tic 1Iel qucs
lion.
ing of Riel is almost beyond all restraint nag was
hoisted at hafmast upon The C0H0ddn Office and Somo
Enclisspeang people who felt aggrevcd at this came
near beng roughly handled Flags decked with mourn
ing eubems are many men have Grape
on their hats and around hcr cOat-slecves Tonight
crowds are gathered Sir Hector Langevns house in
st. Louis.s and it j. feared that they intend mischief IN
are patroIng in large numbers Hand bills have peen
dstTibu ed VII passcrs-uy calling them TO IN CT to-
night. These bills headed in large letters and
read follows: Ricl hanged. LInfImlc Con
sOmme The Triumph of Oraugemen
over the Catholics aud French Canadians." The
uneasness felt been somc what intensified by the
news that Mayor Langcer left the city THIS morning
IL cd however that he ha> left some one 10 act
his place of riot. :" b Battery dd the othti
soldiers or garrison duty at the citadel are held IN read
mess for any emergency. Three scdlOlds haye been
erected II. Rochs and clhsies are
10 be hoisted and burned aud each
mock execution accompanied by speech.
The FTecE people III ST. John suburbs have decided 10
close their. and business establishments, and
attend sing solemn service for the reposc OF
Rcls soul. LEiect,GF, Liberal organ, appeared to-
night draped in mourning and all It's articles are STIR
ring.
ccIved quietly here The Protestant Conservatives are
considerably elatcd however what they term their
triumph. Among the French Canadians who are IN
large minority here there deep feeling OF dlsplcas
uIc, which may break out into open hOstltes Oh the
slightest prOy0cation.