New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
CuNDEMNING THE HANGING OF REL.
DUMoNr ~ NoNrREAL--A PROTEST FROM Ih"f-
oUIMHI's ATTITUDE.

MONTREAL. Nov. - ,SpccdA Mr.. Larin,
uroIrietorof restaurant here. says that he had Gabriel
Dumont Rers principal supporter, a. his guest
YESTERDAY He says that about 10 O'Clock ycstei
day morning u stranger came to his place anu tooA
breakfast lie was struck with the strapgers reeer
bl1nce 20 Dumont. When the man came 10 dinner Nr.
I,riu mt a few questions to hn which di-pchci al.
doubts and tue visitor Acknowledged his Identity,
reuucstng Iarn preserve silence oh the nitrr %" ms
lie was IN danger punHn' ,t {o"H "P ti. % ,or'iII
lie arrived in Montreal by the York Train yr7lerH -
uornns his solo ourct being bo present az the mass
meeting Llrin stys that Dunont was "eeIiy I'' ,''
vita the denomination ana cOld nor A'eP '.Jl sn' a.
ding tears aftor hearing the nitrrah. on 'tup oI
MAI and sec II. tile vast assembly - Is No" prop'seI
TO an AL the county councils 20 adot rc7oltoh' con
,ieinuiug tho Governncnt. u,...,o.,,.. Z, ,
At a meeting at St Vincent de PAM yes'etdaI g. n
Corncucr, law partner OF Colonel O'l,nel' ", ';
atem pted to speak In IayOT OF Ollme. an a.
with hses an sroans hy the audience thd IN
in speaking IN spite OF their nooths Ts iaI'Gp ,,c,
Frsncl Csnodi,n parish priests have expressed item
arty and state that Ric ouy hi ius' esert 6
Wilson. who is proprietor .! Pal"r oas Wanutos ; @
adans are buyrottiug hin lcclnse Rle was hIhI'd III
ciey N his place Wilson IN the city coAncl - aay
Canadian had done so. bat fcpulated all knowledge '
'"f ToTH%To, Nov. pa dispatch to The GoGr from
victoria b. g. Gays: The nr-t through -peeld ieiSht
train with naval supplies reached 70 n"ol in
waiting and were delivered at the naval stores AZ
E.lniaalt last in eyemne: yan.rsal on Soyem6er IT,
| UtNCocK, Mich. Nov %. \ party OF fishermen n'
mis- place have returned from the north 7horc OF hc
Snnerlnr after v.ng tue sceno ol The wreck of thc
t,amcr AIqoma While there they picked NJ four bodies
on ihe aLore of Rock aror. IL j. the opinion OF the
| Tnrty that a number Of bodies have DOT yet Deeh
recovered the shore. where nearly All OF ihe wrk
age Ias been lodged The steamer can he plainly seen
| on the sandy bottom Of Rock Ilafb0r . -. -.
Colonel Ommct. IN ad cssng his constituents to'uS
sad he wouG veto against the Government on lno h'l
dIestion. Several French Canadian prlr7t n".o .
| themaelyes a. opposed the National parry anu anu !!
tLnI Rc deserved his fate II Is stated thht 'hc HA
move of the leaders OF the Riel agitation VIII Do 10 ~
! the County Councils throughout the province to P7
resolutons proposed at yesterdays meeting, cOndem
| natory of the pr. sent Government ,,, ,,.,..dtor
| TROY. Nov. pa mretlng of 600 trench' 'hi'''' u
cizens was held in the CITY Hall tonight 10 protest
against the OF the British Government III hHlhE
Ricl Amos Lefrbvre was chairman. Inc ploeeeu,n- III
were conducted in the French language. Hprc'nes
| made Inv J. NJ Anthicr, Editor OF In Idtre. L. j.
I Clarke, Leon Gay, Captain g. l.. h"Dc't
, and others VI. Authier declared that u'
barracks of Regina had becoine tho prison otpalTot
he soid hat the policy for Frcnch-A americans was 20
labor for th OF Canada, and he denounced ,
! Premier and the French Ministers who aided NM
committee consisting Of seven was appointed 10 ara"
M resolutions for publication, protesting against vi,
course of the British Government Money was Itincu
Ia have masses sung for the repOsc OF RicTs soul