Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-12
NEWS.
The Body Of Riel Buried by His
Family.
A DESPERATE GANG OF sxuaaLEss ON
THE TEXAS BORDER.
The Actions of Bold Cattle
Thieves in Mexico.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GOAL
MINERS TROUBLES.
Another Thurst at Silver by
New Workers.
THE REMAINS OF VANDERBILT
INFERRED.
Another Thurst at Silver by
New Workers.
THE REMAINS OF VANDERBILT
INFERRED.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsTINEt.l

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Riel and the HaiEbreed situation.
WIsSIpEa, Dec. 1.-Riel's remains were
brought here from Regina last night by
two Catholic priests In q private car. The
movement was secret. There was no per.
SON at the station ON the arrival OF the
train. The car was run across the river
TO st. Boniface. There Riers brother
Alexander and Q number Of half-breeds
placed the body on a sleigh and drove IL to
his mothers house 1T 81. Vitet, where the
family opened the box and disclosed 9 face
somewhat blackened and slightly disfig-
ured. The house was draped in black.
The funeral will take place on Saturday.
The body will be brought to the st. Boni-
face Cathedral, where 8 requiem mass will
be celebrated aud then the remains will be
buried beside his father in the st Boniface
Catholic Cemetery. Archbishop Tscher
has issued . manifesto, in which he lays
| tbs blame Of the half-breed uprising on
Governments officials. and argued that the
Indians were badly treated by Government
officials. The Archbishop declares the In.
| diana are not terrified by the recent execu-
tions. and that there is danger ahead which
the Government should avoid. It was
practically impossible for Riel to resist the
demands of the half-breeds that he should
lead the movement for redress OF their
| grievances. The outbreak was the result
Of an ~inconsiderste attack on them at
Duck Lake. which the metis regarded as q
| declaration OF war. In conclusion, the
| Archbishop demands the release Of the
half breed prisoners.
a ~Desperative Gang of Smugglexs.
GALVESTON, Dec, ia News Eagle
Pass special says: Sheriff Oglesby. with
Robert Howe and James Oliver, visited the
Delgardo ranch last evening with q war.
rant for the arrest of Manuel Delgardo
charging him with smuggling and horse
stealing. The ranch IL 90 miles below
Eagle Pass on the Rio Grande. and has
been famous for many years as a render
vous for horse thieves and outlaws from
both Republics. and . gang Of Mexican
smugglers and desperadoes made it theil
headquarters. Arriving at the house the
officers found Delgardo asleep on . lower
door, and were about to seize him, when
he awoke and fired at DOVE. the bullet
grazing his head. The Sheriff instantly
fred. sending q bulle: through Delgardo'i
heart. The firing aroused the gang, whit
attacked the officers and drove them from
the ranch. Obtaining reinforcements from
this place the Sheriff again attacked tht
ranch a. 8 o'clock this morning. Many
shots we're exchanged. and three Mexicani
were killed.. The others escaped into Mex
leo, carrying several wounded with then
and taking about 30 horses, all Of which
ia believed to have been stolen. One O
the ~smugglers was arrested. Much plum
reported very rich: The attack will result
in breaking mp the worst gang Of SNUG
plers on the border.