The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-26
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mos, ad.sniaseous gosiiicn Tor she'l,ng tho
number Of houses and SET tho .,rawstscks on
IRE. Tho r.b"is were soen To I.ayo the houses.
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di"rs arrived from across tho river they were
skirnishcrs' order. SO a. TO eniiIade tho ra,ine
and .isy. some of the troops who al been IN
reirent On h"r.eback the remainier in lilo r9 ~
vine being unnble to do 50. owing 10 their
horses being either cnp'9red or shot. .,
whom there could not have boon more than ten
msn u 1 hs .is PIT; IN the rayin" AZ lhis time
paratory to making = charge aud capturing tho
men in tho pits. which va. expected to close
move about ha! mile nearer tho river in tho
open. 70 camp for the night, During the after
also one, gun Of u Winnipeg battery. and 1t Is
ssnsc s mat AL OF the Troops wi, 'r2ii t. the
will press on TO Batouchc.
Th Ganadap loss i nov PIT at - killed md
F. Gsa Ss aided LIEUT. swncpd
and Privstes HUTCHINSON and Ellis. Ninth Bat
TSas S"9t ct s S
r2n'o; and Cant. Clarke and Private Wheeler Of
tho Ninetieth Reg iment.
dead on the field. though twenty-five Of them
were shot and about dozen captured. Tho
number OF hall breeds and Indians. In ali
they arc not more than two hundred and are
ssunpos:d to DO under tho command OF Gabriel
WINSErko. April 25.-A special from Clark's
Crossing says: Beyond u doubt 1t Is n fact
n
Con: Middleton, and that tho volunteers wore
really forced e retreat, The rebels seem to
awnited renewal Of hostilitiee.
ss Ss ,ss IL ssa e, BE-
mar. Tho .,approachinx scSns j. an oSSn
TLc Iinrs on each siia arg we'll wooded.
were n.rsnshsa. Tssaes .he 'y p%sr.;i !. dead:
'S to whs e'
behind trees and rocks. and from places 81
ambush pickkad ont their men With the creates.
The rebels are reported to have gone in the
have to pass the entire distance through q
w2" M tr Tf 81 ,to country; Inc. u,.,. ~.
south sid. q Tho rayine about midway between
the e battlefield and the river" ,,, ,. W
Taylor At Wipnin.g sent the following to-day
ne DRILLS WIN MOI IOTC9 ri flsn crock
continued all day Friday. The Canadian loss
was ~ killed and AZ wounded. Middleton re-
tired about mile to open a space near the east
bank of the SASKATCHEWAN. lie was reinforced
by a column from the other side OF the river,
but the nnm,beT Of troops eth does not exceed
scouting party engaged. probably number
Dor is very grave: There was a storm d rain
L hcre o. the "A, nrriyal Of ne steamer
gun. but there is danger OF her being. Inter:
ruptsd or getting aground on the sand bars Of
On on. scconnt Of their sdvantageoSs position n
were led by Gabriel Dumont. Their fire was
most deadly. as nearly all who were killed were
shot through tho head or heart The occupa.
tion Of Bsttleford by other troups relieving the
hr9pstllites BY the North saskatchewan Indians
tleford but the battle field is twenty Ave miles
from the nearest arc station. News comes only by
announced his purpose to the Ottawa authori-
ties to advance immedat on Riel's head.
quarters at Batouche Crossing. His rear Il
now cast or south OF South Saskatchewan"