Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-21
FOREIGN

Afsvmine News from the Northwest.
WINNIPEG. Nov. 20.-Dispstches from
Battleford concerning the Indians are
Ut the most alar ming nature. Ii is as
serted that the southern and northern
tribes Of Indians are on the point of
formiRg an alliaRoe to sweep the whole
country from the far north to the boun-
dairy line. massacreing the inhabitants
and destroying their homes. This
msans much more than the late rebel
lion. and 1t will be impossible for the
Government TO compar 1t to . simple
riot. From information obtained from
runners who have been among the vari-
Gus tribes, and from the observation of
others, it IL predicted that trouble may
como at any moment. The Government
was warned In very much same
manner of the Saskatche van troubles,
but neglected to take precautionary
measures until ID was too late.
Tribe RebelIisus.
DUBLIN, New. 20.-Parnell having or
dered q re election in Dundalk for dele
gates to the Nationalist Convention, be-
cause the former delegates were in favor
of Callan for member OF Parli amsnt,
an election was held tonight. The re-
suit was In favor of the Callsn delegates
by msjorities Of to l. Parnelrs can
didste is Joseph Nolan, m mayer Of the
Music Hall. Liverpool.
Parneirs Competitor.
LIvkRPooL, Nov. 0.-O'Shea. who
was the member for Glare in the Parlia
ment inst dissolved, will oppose Parnell
10 his contest for member from the
Exchange division OF this city.
Organinsttsa Of the Reichsaax.
BERLIN, Nov 20.-Parliamsnt today
reelected the President aud Woe Presi
dent OF the last Reiehstag. The Polish
members gave notice they would ques
ton the government regarding the ex-
pulsion OF Poles from East Prussia.
The Conservatives introduced q proposal
for the holding OF q quinquiennial par
lament.
Restoring the Status Qse Aate.
CoSsrASrfNoPLK, Nov. 10 II is re
ported that the Privy Council has de-
cided to send Djeval Pasha 10 Phillip
popolis rs temporary Governor Of East
ern Roumelia, thus virtually restoring
the status quo ante.
Meurning for kiei.
MONTREAL (Qael J.. Nov. 20 Strong
police patrols are on she streets tonight
ready for action in case any trouble 90
ours. A solemn requiem mass was GEL
ebrated at the Church Of Notre Dame
de Pitt this morning for the repose of
Riei's soul. At a meeting of the Cana
dian Artisans Society today it was re
solved to protest publicly against the
execution OF Ricl and TO have solemn
mass of requiem chsnted in the churches
OF NJ. Jeane Baptiste village on the 18th
inst. for the repese OF the soul OF the
deceased Metis chief.
la Patris thinks the Government is
alarmed at the sentiment displayed by
the French Canadians and Irish over
Riel's execution, and shrinks from the
hatchery of the Indians on the 9th.
10 says, "Ths Indians will be pardoned.
bat this act of mercy will be done too
late. and the past cannot be retrieved"
The Montreal Club and the National
and st. Jean Baptiste Societies tonight
adopted resolutions condemnine the
execution Of Riel. The ST. Jean Bsp-
tists society also decided 10 have re-
qaiem masses for the reposs of his soul
and asked similar societies In Ontario.
the United States, and other places, TO
do likewise. ls is expected that there
will be forty speakers at the Champ de
Mars meeting on Sunday. -.
No Disturbances have been reported
tonight.
Advice % the Irish Voters
LONDON, Nov. 0.-Psrneil today is-
sued q manifesto to the Irish voters 10
Great Britain. He urges them TO vote
With the Conservatives In the coming
election