The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
THE nALF-BREEo REBELS BOLD,
And a General Uprising Of ths Indlans
Feared.
Another Presideot for Papmnn--plsease
Doclmatipg the British IN the Sow.
dan-Another French Defeat
--Ruesia and England
GENERAL FoRglGN NEWS NOTES.
Tho War in winaipo,.

Tho War in Winnipeg.
SEND 'EM ON, AND sroP TBts ITEM.
TORONTO, March %. - Five hundred
men selected from the Queens Own and
the Royal Grenadiors, who are to pro.
csedto tho northwest, paradeu tonight.
At the drill shed thore was great enthu-
siasm.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT or WAR,
WINNIPEG, March 29.-rho latest Ia.
formation from the neigh borhocd of the
seat OF war indicates that Lieut.. Col.
lrYino will hold Fort Carlton unil rein.
torcements come up, rather than risk q
battle with the hali-breeds, although he
must ne relieved soon, being short
3I supplies Capt. Moore, weanded IN
Meonesday's battle, is reported dead.
oen' Middleton VIII await reinforce.
meniS at Quappello. The mounted no
lice are recruiting actively. a new In
isntry battalion Is being formed in
TINS city aud othor companies
In various outside places. Capt. Stew
ART OF Ottawa VIII organize a cavalry
corps OF 2 900 among the Cowboys on
inc western ranches, who know how TO
fight halt breeds ana Indians after their
own method and arc good shots. Major
Bolton has beon authorized TO form a
similar CORPS IN the western part of the
province Of Manitoba.
MORE TROOPS ORDERED OCT,
CoBUKG, Ontario, March 20.-Col.
Rogers, Of the Fourth battalion has Or
dorec one company 70 be in readiness
ior active service. Prominen. citizens
Offering themselves. A eompanv of tbe
tll'eenth battalion has boon ordered IN.
to active service.
FORT CABRoLTON ABANDONED.
ST. PAUL, March Winnipeg dis
patches from the west to-day saw the
mounted police under Irvine have evac-
uated Fort CarrOlton on account of it's
lack of detenses, and Tetraated to Prince
Albert, whore they can defend the set.
Elements and hettor protect themselves.
All supplies not needed were DESTROYED.
together with the fort, to prevent thom
falling into the hands of the enemy.
There has been but one fight 30 far, 9s
the rebels did not resist the retreaC on
Prince Albert. '''
A dispatch from Quappolle says Gov.
Dewdney aud Sir John A. Mcdonald
had conference with PiapOt and re-
celVed satisi actory assurances That the
latter would give the govern usnr nc
trouble.
ABOUT THE RATTLE. s.,s 81
A dispatch 10 the Free Press nom Bat
| tleiord says; a scout has lust returned
| with details of tho fight. He saws the
rebels approached Major Crozi9r, who
had but ~ men, with s nag OF tauco, and
while par.tyiug fire was opened by the
| iDhula from two sides, rafting the police
aud the volunteers ON both nanks
These responded with rinos and cannon
and 40 rohls at least must have fRueu un
der the rakIng ilre, and as many more
wounded. a 70 emlssary is under
arrest Mt Pit. for melting the Indians on
the Saskatcht wan reserve.
News has also been received ncre ,hal
the Crooks are In cuucil 20 Pound
makers reserve, and that tn Indian,
are about starting on tho war path, and
there are iogrs OF general movement
ON the part of tho Indians o. Obtlir
mora supplies. A delegation 4. now
! gong To battlciur0 10 mako demands.
! Col Irvine advises Gen. Middleton
| that he must bring q large force 20 sub.
! due the rebellion. Con. Middleton had
prepared for an carly adyance. but viii
| now await rciutorcoments aud Iiove
with heavy column
FROM CEN. MIDDLETON.
OTTAWA, March 2g.-In dispatob
| rom Qlappeilo 10 the governmsut To.
dsy,. Gen, Middleton STAKES tha,
kiel mas not more than OO
real lighting mon. He adds that thew
are Woll 'rmed, determined and
mean mischief. He inHmatrs
| that no will make dash at tLo rebels
with the mon at his command.
SENDING OUT suARPsHooTRRs.
The Uxcijem nt in the city I'M royar6
to the northwest troubles Is Intense, aud
tonight IL almost reached lever
heat. Capt. Todd, with the
Govornor-generars Foot Guards,
~ commissioned To form "A company oi
shRrps shooters from the regiment. 10
leave ~ noon tomorrow Tor the north.
west, and he has hoon successful ga oh.
tainteg sufficient number of voInn.
to0rs.
Capt. Scott, who had been commits
stoned 10 form u corps of 800 men iu
Manitoba, TO day secured fifiv mon a.
Portage La Prairie, and teleprnphed
tnat In tho west he will secure more.
io says he VIII have no dilicuuy In
soulhg the required number. The
| government has intelligeuco th4i
mounted police. Tho fort accidei. IA
caught fire while The police were lcav.
ing aud burned. They deny the r. mors
OF an engagement between She tnrce.
when leaving Fort Carlton for Princc
Albert
Lieut.. Col. Osborne Smith, OF win
ntpo9 has beeu iustru ted h raise 4,
battalion Of troops.
Capt. stewart started tonight 10 oom-
mand tee mounted corps. Tie picked
Companies irom various regiments oi
Outurio will form battalion 500 strong,
unier command ot Col. viii ms,
member Of parliament. Major Henry
Smith, deputy sergeant-at-arins, is 10 bp
second iu command.
=. up TO the prose.t time about 5000 mi.
litia have been ordered ont.