The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-30
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
MOB RULE IN MONTREAL,
me French Oppose Vaccination with
Brute Foree-rhs City Hail ana
other Public Places Torn 10
Pieces Roumeiian Con-
Terence for Monday.
Canaia.
A HowLIN0 Mop.

A uoWLIN0 MOB.
MONTREAL, Sept. %. - In conse.
quence OF the inauguration of compul.
scry vaccination to-day, at about n
o'clock this evening a bowling mos
the east end branch of tbe
health office and completely wrecked
tho building, The police on duty were
poweriess, and tho mob, gathering
strength from this, marched on the
central office In the city hall. BY this
tine, however, an alarm had been
sounded, ana ssropg force OF con.
stables were gathered together iuside,
out saving no ono to command them,
teo mob drove them out Of their way
IKE sheep. After the mob had smash.
ed the central office, they turned ,hsir
attention TO the central police stat,on
and soon had sail the windows in
the building broken. Revolver shotn
We're freely fired at the police to scare
them. The police fred over their
heads, only TO be received with ieers
and Laughter. Things now looked 10
bad, that the police were armed with
nxed payonots, hut happily IL was not
ooenied necessary to use them. The
constable now charged the mob.
clubbing them right and left,
ana succeeded in dispensing them, but
not before they had wrecked the
greater portion of tho court houss
Windows, which are opposite the citv
hall. Tho mob broke up into different
bodies and proceeded to wreck tina
windows OF the Herald oflias and tho
windows Of tho offices OF tho medlcal
health oilico, tho chairman of tho
nnaaoe committee, and tho public vac.
oinnt0rs. A numher of arrests were
matte. The city Ia in q state OF great
excitement. IL 1, thought that
the riots will be continup I'd
Tomorrow night. The poIics will pa
troll around tue puhiic buildings ali
night, whils tho military will to.mor-
row ho held In readiness to quickly
pul stop to u repetition OF such
sceuet
Two couNciLMEN TIVE RIOT,
MONTREAL, Sapt. 29.--Proof is not
wanting that tho disgracsfnl mob of
last evening was the part OF TIVE oor-
rnptlohists st tho city council,
who have ever since the outbreak Of
smallpox pantered TO tho prejudices OF
the ignorant French Cpnadinns and
sustained them In their opposition to
reineaiai medicines. This ~ vouched
Tor by The health officer, whose purean
was wrecked by tho crowd last night.
lie hasslnco lied the city, HIS lifo being
threatened. The active ringleaders
were Iour French communists, who
lea the mon ON, shouting, "Vivs Ia
France" "Viye Ia Co,umuue.n uBrsva
Reil, ,""Down with the Epllish and
vaccinations" A repetition of lnst
nights riot IL being orgaaized ana
three regiments of infantry, n
troop of cavalry and N
battery OF artillery havs been called
OUT. The programme OF the rioters TO-
night Ia to saok and burn oil the Eng
iish newspaper oflicea and La Patrie,
the mayor'a paper. Thav Threaten 10
hang the mayor Of st. Jenn, baptist,
who is forcing compulsory vacclna.
tion there. They also threaten to
bnrn down the house OF tho chairman
OF the hoAlth board. Tho greatest sx-
cltomont prevails and business IL at a
aiandstill, Sectional feeling runs
high, but tho educated French clssseu
denounce the riotcrs. Tao whole Of
the brigade OF the Fifth milf
tary district has lust bsen
called out. The brigade numbers
about J, 800 OF ali arms. Among the
rioters iRst night were many OF the
Slxty-hith French Canadian regiment,
Blk hundred quarry mon from Cor
team, 81. Louis, promised To iOin tho
rioters tonight. Tho mayor is labor
Ing with great pluck. He has issued n
rIoslama alton calling on oil good citi-
sens To assist tho authorities In keop.
Ing the peace. AT Up. m. 50 men OF
the Victoria Rifles were stationed In
their armory and the Royal Scotts
were mounting guard at tho city hall.
Tho mayor and several aldermen have
boen notified that their houses will be
burned tonight.
AN AWFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS.
QuRBEc, Sept. 20.--A letter from
Fasber Faurmand, director OF the ST,
Laurent mission OF the Saskstche wan, |,
sont TO Riels counsel IN this city,
Is published. Tho writer draws q hOr-
riblo picture OF terrible dsstitution and
suit5risg OF the go halt-oresd wsmen
and children la hls mission, In conso.
quenco OF tho killing or imprisonment
of tue male population. Tho women
aud children ara obliged to shelter
themselves III rude huts open to every
wlnu, ana they nre almost naked In
day time aud without ocver at night.
TheY arc without oven the nj N plost
"fHNAv WI iuthtkutts tHttr priuclpht
ioou Ia nuts, aa tho miserable half
rations with which they aro
supplied are exhausted, and
10 crown all their misery, they
have been told by tho govern mont
agents there srs no more provisi.us
20 give them. Father Fanrmand add |.
II this Is the last word OF charity tho
Canadian govornmpnt has 10 ssy, Il IN
equivalent 10 doath warrant, not only
f5r tnoso unfortunate people, but tor
tho miusionarios ~ well, ~ they have
already shared thor lsst bag OF -four
with tue hungry women aud children,
all Of whom will noon be dead from
starvation unless promptly relieved,
Ia como uslou he m axes an imploring
desperate appeal TO private charity for
help.
Russia.
WHAT TIN rRnss sAys.