Manitoba als ich es sah, von 1869 bis Datum: mit Flash - Leuchtet auf der ersten Riel Rebellion. Gentleman, Herr William Gomez Fonseca, genannt, und sagte, daß Herr Hügel introductionwas all das war notwendig, selbst atmy Dienst zu stellen, und er würde garantieren mesafely in das Land der Verheißung zu sehen. Nach alengthy Konferenz, die wir uns geeinigt haben, andcomplete wurden Vorkehrungen für unser Jour-Ney in Richtung Norden. Wir nahmen den Zug nach St. Cloud, ourtravel mit Red River Karren zu beginnen, zwei überdachte lightspring wagen, Änderungen von Pferden, und suitabletents. In St. Cloud Vizegouverneur Mc-Dougall und Partei,

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Manitoba as I saw it, from 1869 to date : with flash-lights on the first Riel Rebellion . gentleman, Mr. William Gomez Fonseca, called, and said that Mr. Hills introductionwas all that was necessary to put himself atmy service, and he would guarantee to see mesafely to the Land of Promise. After alengthy conference, we agreed upon terms, andcomplete arrangements were made for our jour-ney northwards. We took the train to St. Cloud, to begin ourtravel with Red River carts, two covered lightspring wagons, changes of horses, and suitabletents. At St. Cloud Lieutenant-Governor Mc-Dougall and party, including some members ofhis intended Council, were waiting for their 12 Manitoba as I Saw It. luggage to arrive, which delayed us ten ortwelve days. I was with the party, but not of it, and it con-sisted of Governor McDougall and Secretary, Miss McDougall and servants, Captain Cam-eron, wife, and servants; Dr. A. G. Jacques, Mr. Richards, Major Wallace, Mr. Charles Mairand wife, and others; also the men necessaryto look after the pitching of tents, and to man-age a well-equipped camp.. MAJOR-GENERAL CAMERON CHAPTER H. FROM ST. CLOUD TO SAUK CENTRE. At times the nights were cold, but the weatherwas fine, and traveling pleasant. During our stay at St. Cloud, and while theGovernors freight and luggage were being re-moved from the cars to the carts and wagons, for transportation across the prairie to Win-nipeg, I observed a man always present. Soconstant was his attendance, that I asked him ifhe belonged to Governor McDougalPs party.He answered in French: Non, Monsieur.After leaving St. Cloud, I did not see him againuntil we reached Grand Forks. On the prairie, the first day out, we went intocamp early, so as to familiarize ourselves withcamp methods, and to test our skill in arrang-ing tents, camp fires, beds, and tethering ourhorses. A good supper, and the fatigue of theday prepared us for refreshing sleep, which weenjoyed without interruption, arising at 6 a.m.punctually; and the

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