The Brussels Post, 1885-5-1, Page 5'7Av 1, 1835.
TUB) NOI31 UWI:NT INDLt<NS.
En A, 1 llley, editor of the North-
wiNt_ Vindie,lt,r, has just returned
from a trip over 6110 0. P. R. west
and at uonsulerable pains has collect.
cd the following O1 (3181ics relating to
the :Wiens of the disturbed district.
They will be found reliable, ho having
bail access to all official 1ocutnents,
and. the most reliable information
from Northwest ollieials :-
INDiAN LANDS I,J TUE DISTna13BD DISTRICT
MINIM.
Big Boar, Long Lako, 520
Saokaukoolch, Onion Lake, 170
Paymay tayall'soo, 110. 28
Sweet Grass, do. 18
Thunder Companion 11o. 5
Wee•mis•ti•oowasie, Frog Lako, 143
Onapowhay, Frog L ince, 73
Pusireahliewtn, do 81
Keehewin, Long Lako, 140
Mistawaai.3, Snake Plains. 228
Ahtallkalikoop " 102
Iiennemotays, Green Lake, 00
Kopahawcltenlus " 52
Beardy, Duck Lako, 105
Saswaypow, " 118
One Arrow, South Branch, 127
Cliallaetoyaysin, " 70
W. Twatt, Sturgeon Lake, 140
Petaquakoyey, 'Muskeg, 105
Jas. Smith, Fort a LaOorno, 141
Red Pheasant, Eagle Hills, 145
Moosomin, Jack Fish Creek 101
Pnundmaker, 1-Iattie River, 104
;,weet Grass (Strike him on tho •
back), Battle River, 285
Young Chippewayan, Jack Fish
Creek, 17
Thunder child, Jack Fish Creek, 78
Napahase, 84
Little Pine, " 421
Lucky Man, " - 47
-
Total, 4,220
ASSINIBOINBr'.
Mosquito. Eagle Hills, 120
Bears Ilead do 194
Lean Man, do 47
Total, 010
CRIPPa W A$.
Chippewayan, C.,11 Lake, 120
sAULTL'AUS.
John Smith, South Brandi 104
Stragglers, not belonging to any
organized band,
SUIOMABY.
areas,
Assiniboires,
Saulteaux,
Chippelvas,
Stragglers,
041
4,220
810
104
120
641
Total, 5,401
BANDS TUAT ABB NOT IIOSTILI(.
The following bands in the disturb.
ed district have not joined thehoetilee
nor left their reserves :--
Petnquakey, Muskeg Lake 105
Cbnkastapaysin, South Branch 160
Alltalaltoop, Snake Plaine, 192
John Smith, South Brauch 104
Mietawasis, Snake Plains, 226
Wm. Twatt, Sturgeon Lake, 146
Jas. South, fort a LaCorue 141
Kennelnotays, Green Lake, 99
Kopahaweltemul, do 52
011ippowayau, Cold Lake, 120
Total, 1,504
Mo.quito, Eagle Rills,
Bear's Bead, "
Lean Man,
Ponndnlaker, Battle River,
Red Pheasant, Eagle Bills,
Beardy, Duck Lake,
Saewaypow, "
One Arrow, South Branch
Sweet Grass, (Strike him on the
back) Battle River,
Moosomiu, Jack Fish Oreck.
Napabase,
Big Bear, Long Lako,
Thunder Child, Long Lake,
Weemisticowasie, Frog Lako,
onepowl>ay, do
Little Pine, near Baltleford,
Puskesallwowin, Frog Lako,
120
184
47
164
145
165
118
127
285
101
84
520
78
118
73
421
81
Total, 2,680
The majority of the councillors and
older braves aro known to be friendly
and Have not left their reserves.
They will number more than one-half
of the total number of the warriors in
their respective bands.
DOUBTFUL BANDS.
The following Bands have not you'
declared themselves, but they aro not
considered reliable. Their prudence
is superior to their valor, and they
wait to be governed by events :-
Seekaskootch, Onion Lake, 179
Paymaytayahsoo, do 28
Sweet Grass, do 18
Thunder Companion, Onion Lake, 5
Koehowin, Long Lake, 14(3
Young Ohippcwayan, Jack Fish
Oroek,
Lucky Man,
17
866
756
Tho above figures show tho nutnbel
of mon, women and children In each
band. At least four-fifths of the to.
tel number aro women, children and
aged Men unfit for war, thus wo find
that the fighting strength of the In.
diens Of the whole of the Saalcctobe•
wan district as fat oast as Fort a l,a'
Come, and as far west as Edmonton,
foul from 'Touc111tood hills to the
north of h'ort Pitt, amounts to 1,24)8.
There are Monty families of halt'.
breeds 1n the St. Laurent distant,
fully nut..third being of English and
Scotclt descent, who ore nearly all
loyal, ltiol has 001, therefore, wore
than a 'hundred half-breeds acting
under his orders, To this must he
added about 25 of White Caps' Sioux
baud who have joined the hostiles.
It must, however be borne ill mind
that thorn is un aobeeivo principle to
hind the Lldinne to kliel. Under no
circuunstlteces 1(1134 he get a force of
500 mon toremaiu united with Lilo a
weep,
The following table shows the
number of Indians now assisting
Rion :--
educt frnrn this number the
friendly and neutral warriors, as fol-
lows
Braves belonging belonging to friendly
bands 801
Friendly braves belonging to
bunds partly hostile 141
Braves belonging to neutral bands 101
Stragglers not hostile 70
Total 676
Total in the disturbed district
able to take up arms, 1428
Indians who are mot hostile,
prepared to assist the au-
thorities on the arrival of
the troupe, 676
75`3
White Cap's Sioux 25
Kiel's Half•Breeds 100
Totatl, possible hostiles, 877
'I'nE DOMINION h'ILANCIISE BILL,
A Bill is now uudor cousideratiou
in the House of Commons, which pro•
poses to make n uniform franchise
tlrrougboot the Domiuiou for elections
to that body. Hitherto the voters'
lists have been the same for both
Provincial and Dominion elections,
but this Bill will make different lists
for each. The substance of the Bill
is as follows :-
It is proposed that voters in cities
and towns shall have the same quali-
fications. Everyone who is twenty -
000 years old and is a British subjset,
and not otherwise disqualified, shall
have a a oto if he is the owner of real
propelty 11 the value of $800. Under
the new Ontario Act only $200 is re.
quired.
Everyone who is a tenant in a city
or town under e, lease shall have a vote
if his lease is at the annual rental of
not less than $20. Under the new
Ontario Act a touaucy of property
worth only $200 outitles to vote, no
matter what its rental
Every bona fide occupant of real
property, within such city or town,
of the valne of $800 shall have a vote.
Under the new Ontario Act only a
value of $200 or occupancy of a sep-
arate house, n0 matte' what its value,.
is required.
Residents of such cities on towns
deriving an income of not less than
$400 annually, who have been resi-
dents of such towns for a ,year, shall
have a vote. Under the new Ontario
Aot only $250 income is required,
whether in city, town or country.
In the villages and townships, it is
proposed that every person who is a
British subject and the owner of real
property within any such electoral
district of the value of $150, or is
tenant under lease of not less than a
year, at au annual rental of not less
than $20 in money or in kind, shall
have 0 vote. Under tho new Ontario
Act only Mtn ownership of $100 is re-
quired and an actual occupation of a
separate house, no matter what its
value.
As in the cities s0. In the country
districts, anyone who derives au in.
come of not less than $400, and is
resident a year, shall have a vole.
Only $250 is required under the new
Ontario Act and board and lodging
may be reckoned as part in townships.
Farmers' sons, not otherwise en-
franchised, who are residents and
have been so continually on their
paternal acres, shall have a vote if
the farm be of sufficient values that if
divided among them they would be
qualified under the Act, to the extent
of $150 each. Under the now Ontario
Act, an assessment of $200 against
the father will entitle all the eons to
vote, no matter what their number.
Sons of owners and occupants of
real estate in cities and towns, not
otherwise qualified, who have been
residents with their fathers oimothers,
shall be admitted to vote on the mune
torme a0 to tho divisible value of the
property, that is an assessment of
$800 against the father and of $800
additional for oacll son, Under the
new Ontario Act, an assessment of
$400 against the father will entitle al
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the sons to vote, no matter how many
there may be.
It will be seen by this 8utnmary
that there will be some Iluudreils of
voters In every coustiluency, entitled
to vote at Provincial elections, that
will be shut out at Uotnlnien elec-
tions.
Fesltlee Nates,
Buttons are features 031 spr.ug e')8•
113311(10,
Priu1ad/1111111118 with floral (1asigus
are to be worn.
The blouse, ur Ilnssian redingote,
18 to he w0111 tt 3400(1. d011.1 this spring,
A wide jaboto of lace forming a vest
is worn indoors with a velvet cutaway
jacket.
The bow of ribbon on trio hide of
the neck iustend of in front is a fanny
of a moment.
A new ribbon, warranted not to
curl up at the enols, is shown this sea-
son. 11 comes both in satin and in
grog -grain.
Scarfs in oriental colors and de-
signs illallninated with gold thread,
form the trimmings of rnauy hats and
bonnets,
Marigolds, foxglove, pansies, viol-
ets and lobelia will be some of the
favorite artificial flowers used on this
spring's millinery.
I3rown, beige, dull blue, ashes of
roses, cream white, frau, tau or coach
man's colors aro In favor for tailor
made snits
Plain skirts, that is skirts without
flounces, or plaitings, either perfectly
plain or trimmed only with rows of
braid or overlapping tucks, are grow.
int; in favour.
Dressy parasols are ornamented
with ribbons tied rotted the handle
and top, formed into pretty looped
bows, and one gore of the cover is
is hnnilarly decorated.
Canadian Facifio Railway Timc Tablol
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Mlles. /36tng Wrest. .lie0. Express.
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71 Amaranth t ..
10 Waldemar,...
124 Lather . , .. .
23; Arthur ,
301 Kenilworth....
384 Mr. FORENT . .
44 Pages'.. .. .
474 HABars'ON...,
561 Ibrdwich
00 Gordo .. .. ..
0,24 Wroxeter
69 Wiugham Road
74 Toeswator..Arr•
7.20 a.m,
0.60 ,
10.05 "
10.15
10.24 "
10.81 "
11.08 "
11.30 "
11.58 11,m,
12,18 p.m.
19.28
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1,15 '
1.38 "
1,55 p.m.
6.40 p.m.
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Dines, Going East, Express. 'tail.
0 Teeswater Dep 5.15 a.m. 9,15 p.m.
6 Wingllam Road 5.28 " 2,30 "
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Wroxeter ., .. 5.47 " 2.48 "
14 Gerrie . .. .. 5.53 " 2.50 "
I74 Fordwieh „ ., 6.02 " 3.00
261 ]3arriston .... 13.26 " 8.29 "
30 Pages 1:...... 0,85 " 3.40
854 1351, Forest.... 6.51 ' 8.67
. 434 Kenilworth . a 7.00 " 4.10
504 Arthur ...... 7.20 " 4.80
61ts Luther ...... 7.53 " 5,10
64 Waldemar.. .. 7.58 " 5.17
664 Amaranth l .. 8.04 " 5.24
70 Orangeville Jct 8.12 " 5.35
74 Orangeville .. 8.35 5,55
122 Toronto .. Arr. 10.45 at.u1. 8.35 p.m,
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