The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-31
Tho winnipeg War.

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ST. PAUL, March SO.-Tho Dispatches
winnipeg special says: a Medicine
Hatspeclgl just received says tho In.
dams are on the war.path. Settlors arc
preparing for an attack. The Indians
held poW-wOw yesterday, from wt ich
tho government ntorprStors vera ex-
eluded, There are only ak police al
this post. Tho settlers have spphed TO
the government for arms, ammunition
and reinforcements.
Fort Quappellc dispatch says 10 isre-
ported that tho Indians at the Fire Hill
reservation, 800 in number, have rtseu
aud killed Micnael, the instructor.
Three companies of rifles and a dotRch-
mont of a battery, with ono gun, left
this morning for Fort Quappelle. A
general advance will not bo ordered
until tho troops arrive from the east.
THE ROYAL TROOPS TO THE FRONT.
TORONTO, Ma 'ch 30.--Nevor In tho his
tory OF Toronto has there been such in-
tense excitement shown as there was
this morning. Orders had been given
% the troops TO parade ut 10 o'clock in
heavy marching order, but long before
that lime the people began 10 assemble
around the drlll.shed, and very
shortly there was a donsely-paoked
crowd extending from the shed along
West Market street TO King, Others
took up positions on the sidOwalks on
King street, and by IL o'clock pedestri-
anigm was impossible. Every upper
window along King str0ot was filled
with ladies. In TIE drill-shed the mon
were put through several movements
and addressed by their colonels. AT
II l;8O the doors OF, the drill shed were
thrown open and the gronadiers' con-
tinBent marchod out, proceeding
band playing "The Girl Left Behind
Me-" the Queens Own following,
headed by bugle band. Immediately
ON their appearance ringing cheers
went up from tho crowd along the route
and the ladies waved their handker-
chiefs. Along King street tho widest
excitement prevailed, the cheer
| ng being continuous. At the
union station about iO.OOl
/ people bad assembled and many an ave
was dim with tears, and many a silent
aud iervent prayer was offered for the
brave lads who responded 10 their
country's call As tho train slowly
moved out of the station the peopio
grew Wild with excitement, aud choor
| upon cheer Was,glven and responded TO
! 10y the troops. Tho contingent CONF
d
,h0 GrenadiHrs, aud 80 from the In
iantry School corps
10 Is reported that the deputy adju-
ltant-genrral received orders 10 cill out
Tho remainder OF the Qucop's Own and
the grenadlers for sorvico. The report
| iacks cnuilrul'lsu, but n IN generally
believed such ana order will come Short
! lN. A movement Ia on FOO, here to get
| 90 Young men who have means, caurapo
pnd are willing 20 undergo the hnrd-
ships, % band tOgoih0r Tor guerrilla
warfare, aud 10 bring I'm Riel, dead or
alive. They win 30 through the United
States as civilians, ard viii procure an
outfit costing about $500 Ia Winnipeg.
They Will style thomsolvos the Toronto
| Rangers.
TWO MORE COMPANIES.
| HAMILTON, ONT, Match 30. - Two
companies, OF the Thirteenth BattAllou.
| have h1en ordered 90 bo IN readiness t6
proceed 90 the northwest.
IFRAtp on THE IENiANs.
QUUr0. N1rcN 80.-rho feeling horo
| Is that lligi has D. much deeper object IN
view than tho hRli.btoods uprising; thai
the present notion IL only Tor the bur.
/ pose OF drawing Oh the military 10 the
/ frontier 10 allow tho Peniaus, with
whom0 he is closely connected, widoI
scope for operations.
TnE INDIANS RISING.
W1NNrEo, March 30.-A Battleford
dispatch just received reports all the
Indians IN this district gathered nj
Roundmakor's reserve on Saturday
| They are now about 800 strong
onoamped mile out OF town
threatening TO take the barracks aud MI
the settlers and families In the barracks
/ Every man In enrolled for services. Tho
indians Threaten to burn the town
They expected to come to-day 10 a pow.
| NOW with tho agent, which may be
mgio to last day or Two.
hustle AT OTTAWA.
| OTTAWA Maruh M.-All was hustle
and exc tcnont IN tho militia depart.
ment to.day preparing for the dispatch
OF various corps o. the northwest
The sharp shooters, organised
10y Capt Todd, OF the gov.
oruor-generars Fot Guards met
this morning at tho drill hall, hui
owing to u lack Of means Tor transporta
u "a, iue company viii not leave until
WOl oaday.