Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-21

shoot the man. The Courtroom was the
scene of a very realistic and sensational
effect in the course OF the trial The Judge
bad the blood-stained bed brought into.
Court, and compelled the prisoners, the
murderer and the wife to assume the iden-
teal positions which they occupied at the
moment of the murder as described by
Braguel Notwithstanding the overwhelm-
ing evidence against the woman, the iury
acquitted her of any completely, and Brag-
uel was found guilty and condemned to.
imprisonment for life.
Continued Panic.
CoPENHAGEN, November 20th.-The panic
IN the corn trade still continues.
Trouble Feared in Canada Over the
Hanging of Riel.
SHERsRooKE tQuebec) November GOTH
The upholders of the Government gathered.
III groups last night for the purpose of pre-
venting any attempts that might be made
10 purn eftlgies Both parties were out in
slohg fofce. Speeches were made on both
SIDES, and the action of the Government
was criticised and applauded by turns amid
much excitement. Two anti-Government
Inen Were seriously injured, the head of
one being split open
THE FEELING IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, November 20th.-At a Riei
meeting on the Champs de Mars last night.
Chairman NJ. G. David, after condemnine
the government, asked the audience to
swear over the body of Riel to never foreiye
those who were responsible for Riel's death.
and also to adopt his children as those of
the nation. Hon. Mr.. Mercier protested
solemnly against the fate of Riel, and
called on the people to turn out the three
towards in the Cabinet George DunhameI
CONSERVATIVE said that Riel was a sublime
tooi, and would soon have been forgotten
II lncarcerated IN the penitentiary or luna
TIC asylum. Instead of that, he had de-
scended to the grave, or rather had mounted
the pedestal of Immortality
ALL QUIET AS YET IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, November 20th-Strong DO
lice patrols are on duty tonight, ready for
action in case any trouble occurs. A SOL
emn requiem mass was celebrated at the
Church of Notre Dame de Pittie this morn
ing for the repose of Riel's soul, at the
request OF members Of the Union of St.
Joseph at meeting of the Canadian
Artisans Society to-day. it was resolved to
protest publicly against the execution of
Rlei, and to have q solemn mass of
requiem chanted in the church at ST. Jean
Baptlste village on the 26th inst, for the
repose OF the soul of the deceased Metis
chief. La Pdtrte thinks that the Govern
ment is alarmed at the sentiment displayed
by the French Canadians and Irish over
klels execution, and shrinks from the
butchery Of the Indians fixed for the 9th
1t says the Indians will be pardoned, but
this act of mercy will be done too late and
the past cannot be retrieved
The Club National and ST. Jean Baptiste
Society tonight adopted resolutions con-
demning the execution of Riel. The St
Jean Baptiste Society also decided to have
masses for the repose of his soul, and have
asked similar societies in Ontario, the
United States and other places to do like
wise. 1t is expected that there will be
forty speakers at the Champ de Mars meet
ing on Sunday. No disturbances have
been reported tonight.
The Body of Louis Riel.
TORONTO, November Goth. - Nicholas
Flood DAWN and Pere Andre telegraph as
follows; We have visited the body Of
Louis David Riel, and certify that there is
not word Of truth in the statement that
the body was disigured, and that not a hair
was improperly removed. In the presence
OF Sheriff Chapleau, attending officially,
and a number of Riel's friends we saw the.
corpse, and repeat that there is not a word
of truth in, nor little foundation for, the
statement thar it was in the least i'll
treated.'
Indian Uprising Feared.
WINNIPEG, November 20th-Dispatches
from Battleford concerning the Indians are
of the most alarming nature. 1t is asserted
that the southern and northern tribes of
Indians are on the point of forming an
alliance to sweep the whole country, from
the far north to the boundary line, massa-
creing the inhabitants and DESTROYING their
homes. This means much more than the
late rebellion, and it will be impossible for
the Government to compare it to a simple
riot. From information obtained from
runners who have been among the various
tribes and from the observation of others,
1t is predicted that trouble may come at
any moment. The Government was
warned very much in the same manner of
the Saskatchewan trouble, but neglected to
take precautionary measures until it was
too late.
Peruvian Rebels Defeated with Heavy
Loss.
LIMA, November 2Oth-An official dis
patch from the Prefect of Juaia states that
Caceres has been defeated by the first divis-
ion of the Government forces, who cut off
his retreat by Huarapampa. Caceres lost
heavily in killed and prisoners.