The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-28
RIHL's RnBELlroH coIr.ArsHp.
The snrfends s6ff P6nrdrnaker Believed
to stsna1iss thelEnd Of Hostiiitiss III the
Canadian Northwest. ISL sss3s

The sirfends Of P6nrd1naker Believed
|. to signa1izs fhelEnd 81 Hostiiitiss IL the
Canadian Northwest. ISL .s3s;
Winnipeg Special: It was all along feared
that there wonld be a general uprising Or In.
dians, but the collapse recently Of Poundmak-
1 or, the great Indian Chief. wa an event which
viii doubtless end the rebellion The nows
made known to Poundmaker through the
newspapers: in mail bag accompanying the
train which; Tie captured. It Ind AT m Ost de-
pressing effect, and he decided tat once to sue
for peace. he sent into Battleford fonr wagons
with the twenty Transfers captured By! him
last week he sent them as . peace offering
=. COL Otter, All priest accompanied the
train. He bore q letter from II oundmakerl
asking upon what terms he would be allowed to
surrender The news Of Idel,s surrender
demorailzed the Indians they returning the
L prisoners and Offering the teams also IL want.
ed. Jefferson, farm instructor; wrote q letter
an answer that they would haye to treat with
Middleton Transfers say It WAS amusing to
zee the Indians when they learned Of Rieps
hoisted an old British flag which they had cap
tured some wherG They then held 3 big coun-
cii and decided upon sending in this letter for
terms Of surrender. ~ 5sf &.
. Bel has been sent to Regina where he win
pc tried An advance on Bnttleford will be
made by Gen Middleton in few days; the
troops proceeding in boats down tho Esskache-
wan II the water In the river permita 4 The Indi-
ans belonging to White Caps band whoeacaped.
from tbs camp e. Batochs, were captured near
Humboldt Battleford Indians numbering DO. I
tween ECO aud !, 700 braves were coming cast to Z
aid Riel but hearing Of the defeat OF 3ieI they
encamped forty miles west OF Clark's Crossing.
AND. have sent smesaenge rs1 to Con. lddleton
asking for conference The settlers have.
taken alarm and left their houses. r..
~ The following has ne
from lansdowne to ddleton, May 1S:
Accept my hearty congr atulation on your sue
cess Yon have had task OF exceptional diff.
Guilty. Please tell your gallant soldiers that as
them on their behavior, not only IN this action.
but during the trials and hardships Of the adj
vance. Tbs list of casualties Is i fear, heayy.
can " AFFORD 70 lose snch an officer a.
Noanded * Sba s1n Ss i with she
with regard to their condition II q
Gnardupuys; May Isl
On tho part Of the troops aud myself, 1 beg
% thank you for your kind cong atnlations On
We have isbored Under; snd coming % they 10
from the queens Representa- live, heightens, II I,
possible. the pleasure with which they arc re-
ceiyed by al Of rs; and trust i may be per-
united % add that as regards tho officers and
ton. Ere this your excollency viii hayeh eards
that our success has boon crowned by tho sur
render OF Mr. Riel. 4 hear the wounded are
doing well Of Haakato
The following statement ii nrais II oltawal
In regard to Riel's citizenship /: I.iel took m
active part ii 1882 Of early in 1889 ID the
Montana elections, having bsconis sn American
citizen there He created coiisid ernble excite