The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

ling CilLenB VINO lbtb AHBIloNeu Nv tLIii
came near being roughly handled.
Flags decked witk mourning emblem'
ara also displayed, and many men have
Grape on their hats and around their coal
sleeves. It would be hard to toll what the
result will be. Tonight two or three
hundred students with their friends, have
been marching through the streets shout
ing "Glory 10 Riel," and cursing the
Orapgemen.
Crowds are gathered near Sir Hector
LSugevin's house and It is feared that they
intend mischief. The police, however,
ara palrolling in large numbers. Hand
bills have been distributed to all passers
by. These bills are headed in large let
ters and read as follows:
"RiEL HANGED.
Intdmis COnSomme.
The triumph OF 0rsngemeu over the Cath
oics and French Canadians.
There will be this evening at Jacques
Carter market-place meeting OF all the
French Canadians OF the city Of Quebec to
protest against the terrible murder COM
mitted to-day by Sir John Macdonald: Sir
Hector Ling win, Sir A. P. .C4ron and Hon.
Mr.. Chaplean.
Let every one Of you bs at your post to-
night"
This bill appearing as It did when the
people were almost beside themselves,
nothing but roaring and imprecatiouB
against the 0ranSsmen could be heard,
and it Is stated that number Of Orange
men have been Spotted" and are liksIy
10 feel the result OF to.night's denoastra.
ton. The uneasiness has been intensi-
fled by the news that Mayor Lsngler left
the city this morning on professional blsi-
ness, and that 1t viii be impossible for
him to return tonight except by special
train. However, 1t is believed he has lett
some one to act in his place In Gaze Of
riot. B Battery and the other soldiers on
garrison duty at the citadel, have not been
allowed out all day, and are held In readi-
neEs for any emergency.
Three scaholds have been erected in st.
Roche, and efliges are to be hoisted and
burned, and each execution accompanied
by stirring national speech, which will
undoubtedly Gtir the already enkindled
enthusiasm Of the populace and cause
not.
4 meeting Of the St. John Baptiste
Society was held TINS afternoon ana
resolution passed ordering the president
to have their national flag draped in
mourning and hoisted at half mast for
eight days. II Is stated that Mr.. Nor
risett who was to have been married this
morning postponed his marriage on &C.
count OF the execution Of Riel. For this
he is loudly spplauded by some Of the
French evening papers. The French
citizens residing In st. John suburbs have
decided TO close their houses and budi-
ness establishments and attend church
en- masss TO sing solemn service for the re-
pose OF Riel's soul.
Elcttur, liberal organ, appears to-
night draped in mourning, and all its ar
tiCes are most stirring. All its columns
are devoted to the Riei matter and it calls
upon the French Canadians not to forget
the "marlyr who was murdered for the
French cause" The story that the Eighth
battalion has been ordered under arms is
contradicted. It Is believed that II the
battalion was called out great disturbance
would be caused, as 1t is almost entirely
composed Of English speaking residents.