The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-29
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found. To. prisoner SAYS lie loft Rel ~ dty.
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and his men h" -ay- have been mad" prison
era. Great un"asih-ss is felt her" over tho 70.
port thsi American indians ara lp.nihg tho
r-t-,-. All the Canadian lnlians arc known
70 D. uneasy and some are threatening TO rias.
Fosters are up In all public places calling for
volunteers. and the Indications are that the
ttonb.s i, more seriou. than, !. genera y
forces were forced % disbsnd after Tho last
skirmish. in which q Of tho troops were killed
Nothing can be learned positively regarding
this rs the officials refuse 10 diyul9- anything.
Norguay action last night in not veto ms some
of the rights bills las caused great sensation
hers. There Is some talk tonight of burning
him in effigy. ard should this happen there " III
be regular riot. as he has a large following
~
half Of the people in the Northwest.
MONTREAL. March 2s.-Montreal to-day ia In
sarmieS news cenceTnss int XVI Hsng 10 the
The SiSty-hfth Battalion. o French regiment.
have been called out for active service and the
other city regiments have been ordered to hold
themselves in read ness TO proceed TO the front.
4 mass meeting Of citizens was held at the
wers ,h sH Maror nna
marched 10 Ii. sixty min s!mory and shssrsd
hAlT R,n ndAS n
excitemen, prevailed. The sixty. ifth viii
TORONTO. March 2s.~The orders received ' in
Toronto for 500 volunteers to 60 to the North.
west 10 assist in putting down the Riel rebel
lion. has caused great excitement here, which
has not been e9ualled aimee the Fenian inva-
sion OF 1866. There was a large parade Of the
this morning. and $50 men from each regime Mt
were selected to go to the scone OF the trouble
nssy es .sSoo ns X sa .,2s
Port. Arthur. Lake superior and as The rail.
Of that lake. it will be- necessary for them to
travel eighty miles IN sleighs. car load Of
20 in bond BY way OF Chicago to the North.
west. Grea, enthusiasm was manifested here
among the volunteers when called on for active
volunteered their services to the Government.
The whole city volunteer force Of Montreal
readiness. Most OF tho men muster Tonight
for the purpose OF having stores issued. The 100
men OF Battery. Quebec. with nine horses and
two field guns. started from that city at / this
morning by special train for the scene of the
disturbance. Al Ren,rew they were Joined by
The two bodies will proceed west BY the Can
ada Pacific road:
Gle on The troubie in the Northwest. says 81 A'''
;ui!sa tsI q: s.ii asss. 8, l
have 500 sdherents armed with Remington rnes oh
lndi.n. Il eyieni iha, B.atdy's baud who Pie.
and spread 10 q. S S;her
in the B"eiord and d.trc. n. ..H 81
,tampine it out will be formidable one The Govern.
Ssnc gene: -' " 'S'''D' A'-'u'<' 70 meet the ''ns''
The Mail says that there are 1928 men within
striking distance OF Riel, and 800 volunteers,
with two Armstrong guns. six or seven days
travel away. In addition to this force the Gov
srnmens A., has ordered 800 Eastern troops to the
main, 70 Be seen n: ar: move; MAJ b. hs. openly
1' % @ BY
he .ns to Il: 2ss
Sp9n ,he INDIAN n They remain oys sAoI! work WIN
them Rel t.nS there ar. aSaas
a me % NH b. Nv
There 10 good ground however for that up the
Beardys, has shown signs of wavsring. '"'''
OTTAWA. March 2s.-Riel. the leader OF the
lnsurrection. was born within five miles OF
Fort Garry In 1874. When quite q young lad
he was sent by an eminent ecclesiastic TO be
educated in Montreal. Although half breed
he does not possess tho usual characters tics
which distinguish the half breed from other
nationalities., Among those who do not know
him he would pass for thorough brea Euro
pean. having fair hair and light blue eyes He
has much native shrewdness and craft, and
has suavity of manner which has a telling ef-
.Ss but Ms
refused him. During The threatened Fenisn
secret visit to Gen. John o;Nei. and ctIered to
sufiicient force into the province TO overthrow
the Government and mako the movement sue
cessful. Riel even going to the length Of max
ing terms with ON@il with regard to the dis
tribution Of the spoils and land. putting in u
strong OBLIGATORY clause In favor of tho half
breeds. Archbishop Tache. whose protege he
was. since the rebellion Of 1863 "a. has fre-
means Of placing education within Riel's
importance in the eyes OF the half breeds
During the threatened Invasion by the Fs.
mans from Dakota, Riel was looked upon by
The irish leaders as q very important factor.
from the influence no possessed over the
French halt breeds. An ex:Fenian.. who
threatened invasion. SAYS that a very
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