Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-11-25


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euseoeo7u ou", q iep411,e "en' o'n W on
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pei.ea. no saio ne Knew n's nour nao come
would not have II INV other wav os Moth.
| ing but the alternative of prison for life
awaited him, and to him death was prefer
able to that. During the night he addressed
| letter to his mother and to his sister, which
touched upon the affection he bore them
He added codicil to his will, specifying
that he desired his body to be laid beside
that of his father in st. Boniface cemetery
at Winnipeg. which request will be carried
out. Pere Andre will go there with Riel's
remains within few days. His body was
inferred to-day underneath the scaffold
He prayed almost continuously during the
night, employing the written prayer of the
church and then again praying extempore
in both French and English.
! There is divided sentiment in the
Dominion relative to the justice of the
execution but the Englishmen and Orange
men pretty generally endorse it, The
French Catholics are very bitter in de-
nouncing the hanging as crime and a
murder. A good many who are entirely
dispassionate, opposed the execution on
the ground that he was insane, and that
belief is quite prevalent.
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iouna ,"'' "'' 'sou'."' anle7 "e,o Jeop"f-
un1ne n'' .'"s, o9 ,n1 pleuonanoe
'ney save W 'ne 81, 'aoi'sninen' n1! auestlon'
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| an oaoar,v and u,a1i hv tho Conservatives
tbat tho naonla had oenarallv conc,udad
that an understanding had haen arranood
hetwaen them Rut such T. now trans-
n;res. was not the fact. Mr. Parnall had
socurod Al, tho nro,o;sos ba aas;,od f,or, ~.
Tories Ha nsed th;. fact tn induca tho
I,;hera,s to Offer him coma nladoas He
nrefarred to trade With the I,iharal leadera
to TRADING with those of the Conservat;ve
nartv. hec.usa the formar vera IN q mnch
hatter control of the marty than wara tho
Tory ch;eftains Rut Mr. Gladstone. for
reasons hest known to himself, declined to
make the same PLEDGES which the Conserv-
atives had made and offered a verv evas;ve