The sun., 1885-04-19
THE REBELS VICTORIOUS.


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nons until thsis arrival The men Jared bus
httls better. as. through some blunfsr no re-
tions we're sent with them. The Ninth Hat
talon end the remainder Of the troops reached
ClasL.s Cro..ies Last nlsnt Ihs Tw.Lfih york
diers are b-ins pushed forward as a reserve
y Gen. Middleton's forccs. and 20 keep opea
tho Iins Of con nun ication.
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forty m,l.s dag they could reach Batt.sford
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hns arrived when those who have not been good
T King or de Hs sssn sod ,Ss Doctor
that he would give him one week to make his
Ba,,leford last summer He then said to Welsh
also must die. Riel told them that he had been
and others. lie said he wa. religious man.
Welsh says that the rebel iorcs is i. 900 ali told.
well armed and equipped. and drilled ny
Gen. Middl.ton's command was expected to
reach Clsrxe.s Crossing Yesterday afternoon.
nCS af a sS h.as ~:
formed = Dan for sludne the rebels BY making
q forced march At night from C:srke's Crossing
;2Ta.d h Prinss ne ASsrs through the territory oc.
junction with Col. Irvine and relieve Prince
Albert before giving battle to the rebels. as he
upon Prince Albert sack the town WAL and deus. mur.
der the Inhabitants.
=, Dispatches from Dsttlsiord say that every
River has been r.nsactsd and ali goods ot nos
appropriated have now been destroyed. Ali
persons other than those occupying tho town
Gs,I; on tne north SIDE are homeless and many are
iished before long famine is feared. as ngricui-
tural enterprises have been thoroughly
that ssa oi cs.s ana co
horses have been driven Off by the Indians.
The e. Crees II is reported, will not act decisively
Fort Pitt is still unheard from. There Is much
anxiety with respect to the fate OF the garrison.
despatch from Battleford sase: "Couriers
all captured. and it is difficult to get mon to
undertake the hazardous mission. but two good
men we're started oit to-day and may get
:, Col. Quimet. in command Of the Sixty-fith
battalion. returned here from ColRarry to-day,
thoronehly dtsgusted with Gen. Strange He
made to keep Col. Quimet here bur. being a
member q Commons. he exercised his priv
1lsges. deied military uthorities. and took his
with great warmth as to the management Of
Affairs In the Northwest by the Government