New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
Philadelphia firm also been swindlel in the same
THE FERMENT ~ THE DOUINIOH.
PLANS FOR OPPOSING THE GOVERNMENT.
PROPOSING 4 FRENCn-CAN.DIAN PETITION TO TIE
GOVF.TOR-GENERAL.

PROPOSING 4 FRENCII-CAN.OIAN PETITION TO IHE
GOvE.ToR-GENEBAL.
MONTREbI., Nov. 10 (Sp6cidD.-The indIgna-
tOn aong EDglsh-speaking people at the action of the
police in allowing French. Canadian mobs TO take pos
of tho streets they have been doing for the
last thrco nights. is Several Aldermen waited
upon Jeanette, chairman of the Police Commission,
garding the matter he instructed the Chief Of Po
lice to take measures suppress disorder. McGill
English University students purpOsed to burn Rel in
eiicy tonight but better cOunsels prevailed Four
young men, WardOw AinOn, COwans and Fiskc, were
brutaly beaten by portion of the mob In ST. James-s
last night, Arnton being severely bruised about
the head and Wardlow having his arm broken.
French Canadians and Irish Catholics met this after
appoint cOmmIttcc to draft resolutions TO be
submitted to open air meeting on Sunday. The
meeting large and influential one. Nearly every
French Canadian of note preseIt Addresses were
made by several members of Parliament. each OF whom
accused the Government OF baVing wifully deceived
them by pretending that they were going to appoint y
medical commission to declare Rie insane, while they
had already promised the Ocnl that lie would die
They pledged themselves ana other members 10 intro
ducc vote Of OF confidence in the Government rs
soon as the session opened Mr.. QUINN, leading Irish
lawyer assured the meeting that they had the cordial
support OF the Irish Catholics Of Montreal.
committee OF twenty eight representative citizens
appointed 10 carry on the WORK OF organization.
The fccIu- against Nh Chaplcau, secretary o state
the hanging Is intense. In the ohce "I one OF
hiS formerly strongest personal friends MS P',ul"
hangs UPSIDE down with inscription IN tfcnch, Inns
WAS the Hon j. \. ChaprIu." Mayor BcaugTinds
paper. Ia idtri'. continues its iuyec'Nc- II says
To-day: this day three names 10 he re-
mcmbcrcl. tarce names which should always ne pro
uuuucci with DISCUS, three names We ShOutj tel'h our
children 10 Cur>c. These names are those ot thrre
traitors who have sold their hrcther, betrayed thcr
race, stolen our COuiilgLv" abused our Kindness. u
WAS hy their united consent that lic was hanged.
These names iInEtNiu, Cairn ana 'hapicdU
LIhyd,fd O-lay mentions she fact that tAc lat 2cd,
humiliation to when French Canadians w'rt eu'J 'ct
WIS On the day OF The nth rs lici~ hanging
GuhOr, who had been communicated. wds buried ~
cousccratcd ground bv order OF the lrvy Council nf
England November Ii, 1850. and R!cI sd, hanged
| November lG ls~J.
Ssr II, clor Ian cvins or-au. II tv"''r announces
that pamphlet is about 10 b" issued Wiru VIII throw
lp0ranl lgnt upon the pOii,a! situation aud make
revelations. IL D. also said that now thHt ~ cl'nl
has been banged ami he is lce to speak l. INC ~ ciS
LWNCF Will shortly make some important revelations
rcSpcctiug the which The tjl was conducted
aud "a conviction secured Regina. several icdilns
French Canadian WHO claim t. he ~ position lo Sdh
with authority. state that popular indlSnlu1n iu toe
Province AKA the Min stry on account ot E!.1 'dih
VIII shortly ind expression n ruoEiH fo ihc '"V"I-
norGcucrIl signed by the population oi ~ "'i ii'
con-titueUcc, 10 represent ud. sir johp y N'"'nti
Lower Canadian coil agnes ami @upp'ri"r- ia'- lost
public cunh tcucc aud to demand dissolution 'i I"'
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