Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-16
RIEl HANGS TO-DAY.
The Long Delayed Death Warrant
Arrives.
HOW REL RECEIVED The NEWS.
He Takes Il Calmly and Says He Is Glad
His SuTeings are Near
Ended.
INTENSE FEELING OF THE P0pvLAoe

lATC ASE CECs IAN nc rug nnosa A ~
RgGISA, CAN, November l6.-Ths
special messenger bringing ths wsrrsn,
signed BY the Governor General of Canada
directing that the execution of Louis Rsil
leader of the Canadian rebellion, should
take place in accordance with the ysriic,
OF the Jury which tried him, arrived
here at eigt, o'clock tonight. There is
now no longer any doabt that Riel will
meei his tate on the scanoid st some hour
tomorrow. The arrival Of the warrant
Was surprise to even many Of the oticers
who owing TO ths late hour and nrsv;ou.
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'"' 1.o'' '''p'' "oI'a
ioio". he! received the formal inteiii
gencs st 3 o'clock tonight in his cell. Tue
intelIioepee wss eonysvsd 70 him
!, a.. LII - -,
s' '.e''A '""P'A'"' sna
the scene was IN many respects =
remarkable one. The famous rebels cell
ia adjoining "a tho GUARD roou If from.
a,..r L. en-. "a :,
NoNs "'hu' p''o' 1',y, y, 'u', " " "''"
oSeuPiea Tue room. lhrougn tne gate oi
the cell was the armed sentinel. Outside
OF the building Gordon OF men w,rs psc-
inn ,he;r hs,t, Tia iron ,,,s vs,,,,awD
n,
open oA tne approach OF the ShenH anu
COL Irvine, commandaut Of the mounted
police. The representative Of the A,so
cisted Press WA, allowed hv cou,,nsv :, h.
P'e'sH'
RIEL HgCnyss TIM NEws.
Riel, who had been converting with n.
surgeon of the post, arose and welcomed
the sheriff heartily. His voice was moju
lated and he displayed no sign Of excite
ment. His initial greeting was, We'll.
ana 50 you nave come with
ois % "A Sbs,ig ~ CSsnIs.n ,e,Esd ,Ss, &
the death warrant had come. Riel
continuing in the same cheerful way,
saa: % an s'Aa una, AZ iast am 20 Dc
b,oks off INTO Frsncb snd ,Lsrtsd ~.
Sheriff for his copsil.r..ion Il de,i,,
that my body shall be given to my iriends,
10 De iaii IN 81 bon'isGe lhs |" the
80 ~ W;an;na % Ts" sSa,;a % .nsJ LII ~, US
if be had any wishes TO convey us to The
disposition of bis personal estate OF
effects. Mon chr, replied he, u have
GUY .nn ,La ouIuns hu., III, .T.;a p soo'e ,no
cnnn,rv ff,eap vsars sgo and !, h ali
have TO give now" He was asked as Ia
his peace Of mini. He replied: Il l.nR
ego Made my peace WIN my "od, aud sm
I nj P.sps'Iu ,I..T S IA" oe s"y ums Q"
| want YOU 10 thank nv .Iiends ip oasb.c
for AlI they have done for me"
CHANCE TOR Hs Its.
Qc1BEc, November lS.--Sir Hector
Langevin, who caus here on Friday rosl-
ing from Ottawa, returned BON. Yesterday
afternoon. Il il currently r.por.,d tho,
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- /.
'''po'''H " ~" o. s'us
extreme measures IN connection with Tho
kiel matter. IL is stated that he cams
here with the sole purpose Of a.csrtniu,,,
v;ev. of E,sroh c.,sd;. L,o No.. ,hs
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'""Jee' VI Tue h'e' SA's'pR' Aha 'na'' co"
trary 10 hiS own private opinion. he
found the population here had actually
taken a s,eadfa,, po,i,iop and ssm.,asi
Il ..,:. :, a.,
O.
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'"se' y P'''"""' ""' "-''e PO"'s'An'
10 thu conservative intere', 70 gain this
end. From what Sir Hector aud promi
nsn, poli,icisn. have aid RisTs i.,, /.
-, - ho..,a ,onh, a.. I
H'' 'easN "''o.' "'','" oH' p'e"i
neni man here iA't night said that still
thirtytix hours must elapse befoys the sp
,o;,,sd time of the s.scu,ion and wons.,.
80 n.-.-,-
mbu' ys' W ~ '"' ''"''1 WV
e'n"en''
h'S 'Ats St1AS s.rrLiD'
WNSIPFo. November l5.-Tbe "a 1siioD
Of Riels tate nov seems to be h.Ally set.
tied; I'M: morning sherrood, Chief Of
the Dominion rohee ouAS:, reetiFed
" 'ehu'a' n =. "s v. = II: h' ,9e roc
Ov..T ;,wad;.,.I, ss,ss e e.ssIS" s.;.s ,.i' u
mp: h%suae sa t,s " q .peeA us'
-. ; "N | sL""s. N,e ,ne. - ~
e S ia h - Ls., A ..a n.s 'een
A'ioaa n.,e " pG'IS' ~ ensmPt
States. There 10 no truth in these Tumds
TERRIBLE CURRENT OF FEELING.
orsEsc, November ls.-The attitude u
the French Canadians on the Riel question
at present 10 one Of suffering In silence
The stand taken BY their newspspsss In the
matter Is very resoluts and the Roglisb
population fesl very uneasy. All efforts to
save Riel are being invoked. II ia evident
tha, there hs terrible current of feeling
smang the French Canadians. II a learn.
ed from the best .ulhoy;,iss ,ka, a secret