The Worthington advance., 1885-04-30

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policemen arrived frsm iort riu, bearing
intelligence that II IN attack by TIE Indiana
bne "a TIA noiioe,nAn -. .;i,.a .rd n.
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fort, including tho Hudson B.y i.ct55f,; &o.
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camp - oI !sleodiy 4ndaans near the post Inc
polioe, Who escaped upon raft, tell the story
ef the Aght ana rive details Of the pesikon
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.usea Anslo MoIS soo1t niy nan a u q inc par
weh stns:d m: sthst een1d 4ays nsPt The Indians
aMay, put Ohie. Big bear sens % hsv0 gffiey
S Win MeLean, me chlet factor: me Ghiel told
~ nun m II tne clvinans ana ponce Would lay ooWn
!n snelr sl@s NJ sna su!tender ne Mould pfosect
mem me nn = a te ana Accepted .ne oaer
Hs ass s, ~ s1t.- ne he ,,nns ~ ia GGsor @
ielusSa g 2arrenderl Eng, g. H3t4 M nls men, ne
Mas o5MDsrKng 5. Cn !sis ior Gas.ieie+a ~ w9sn
Daao1t 4 44nGea Icy 1mgians unoer B8 Deer
atsscaeH .es M1n' in0 rPpnce ,1oS&nt 0esPerately
ana klled considerable nNmbef 9f red9sklns.
Inc Dand was nna1iy forced to retreat ED me
poNGe escaped MAham Cowan, one Of tho
number, 3as Mined. and enother, named Ions
by, fatally wounded OHsts we're wounded,
but not seriously The tmldlty 0f Mei~sn
emDarrassed tne police and proved IA
tai to tho liberty OF thirty whites
men, women and chiidren-who are believed
cry Of The Indian. befose this. The % police Who
escaped Drought 1ntelngence regarding the
FROG LAke massAcfe, winch was reported few
uays eay HeS 70 4sXe 9een canarn Inc lndisns
auous ftos ~ nahe 49, n1a o zen dosng n stls.nee .,e
nanhef 1Oi sOne ume, ana 9ne S1pe}.y Mey
iRvltGa 4e Hntee @ atsead church Inc
Iaenteheo people cpmpned 4nere IN the sane
tuary for hours sat TIC trembling women and
eniidIen ana much scared men, slsse ~ side
WIN tner dusky enemies. Wnen the service
WE oYersh Angtsns y!S reured nrst, ana AZ tne
MMtes lelt n me eouce teN;e q iasm were shos
Mss*1siy. H 1n9 EwI Priesss' ra.la.' ssraLu ai.a
service, were tnen seized by the bloodth'rsty
im9isns, anu slter Deln& Deaten 70 death, the
podles were burned Ihe redskins subse.
quentiy ralded houses m tne vlc1nity ana
commltted many depredationE s4tueford
dispatches states that Frank Smart stdte2
was killed by bullet from q rifle in the hands
OF an Indian sharpshooter The guards then
crossing with What result is not known.
Moosimn,s band is in communication with
!ttoa aaa .5onoe desrsd An cary
sS9n r%t Is IN snor9%gny alarmed %ord mas been
column 70 t5e rehef OF the 6eslesed IS
now exPecteo tnst ne viii reach there oatur-
Pay. dhere seems little doubt ne WILL have
some fghnrg +? 90, as tho entire country
with hostile Indians. A sufficient stAoutt Ct
supplies has at last reached Middleton to En-
able him to proceed forward A dispatch re-
ceived this morning said:
MIDDLETON WOULD ADVANCE TO-DAY.
Melgund and his scouts encountered several
OF klers scouts Yesterday and etehansed shots
with them but rs Riers men retired ins3 sItij
bush, where 1t was probable that half breed
relnforcements lay. Melgund retired Middleton
teiegraphed instructions to have the stea mer
Northcotte bring on supplies with allhaste: The
steamer is now on the way to Prince Alert, ,heav-
lily frelghted with provisions. Middleton says he
will meet her In Prince Albert in three days,
by which time he expects to have cleaned out
the rebels Arrangements have been made for
Irvine to meet him near Batoches Crossing,
where 1t ls expected fight will take place.
IRVINE win prevent the escape OF the rebels IN
the event OF an engagement 1t is quite evl-
dent that the military authorities are
in possession of facts not known to
the public, for peremptory orders
were received from Middleton to have all
troops stationed here to 60 to the front at once.
Tho London f,tsileers and French battalion,
each goo strong, left iii two special trains
for Swift Current, from which point
thew Will be fOrWardad hv river tn iOin
Middleton. The governor r-generals body
guard, the Winnipeg troop OF cavalry and
Quebec school OF cavalry 60 to Fort Qu'Ap-
pelle The objects to reinforce Middleton from
the rear should II be necessary for him to fall
back. They will also be used to guard supply
depots along the line 1t is believed here that
Middleton has information regarding Riels
intention and his forces which led him to ask
reinforcements. A late dispatch from Middle
ton tonight announces that he has postponed
his forward movement till to morrow morn