The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-07

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most daring expeditions, dressed in boy s
clothes.
Gay, brave, gallant generous. aud hu-
name, there was a high romance about
his character which attracted even those
who most abhorred his crimes. lie was
fond of music, and even poetry; and to
this day there is song sung on the
banks of the Rhine which he composed
to his mistress lie was addicted to
pleasure. aud worshipper of women
1 but the charms of Julia Blasus. the
young girl alluded to above. at length
concentrated his wandering desires and
converted him from general lover. into
an atfcctionntc ard devoted husband
| II is no part Of our present task TO
touch upon the more remarkable exploits
Of this remarkable pcrsonagc, and we
Therefore hurry him to the end Of his
career. Being captured on the German
side Of the river under circumstances in
volyiug good deal ufromantic mystery.
he was conveyed to Fran kfort. aud from
thence TO Mails for trial by the French
authorities. in this last journey his
companions and fellow prisoners were lis
beautiful aud faithful .Tulia ond the
tmous robber Felzcr On the way II
wheel broke, and the carriage stopped.
Comrado," said Fctzer, - that i, like
the wheel Of our life, which is about to
stop forever"
At Mainz they found a great part Of
TIC band waiting for trial and when the
important day came. headed ms usual by
their chief, escorted by numerous bri-
sadcs Of troops. and surrounded ty half
the population Of the country these des-
rcrate men marched slowly through the
streets to the ancient electoral ralace.
On entering the vast and magnificent
saloon If the academy. whose marble
walls had heretofore echoed to the strains
of music, Schindcrhaunes stepped,l ,liehtlS
to his scat, and looked round ufon the
concourse Of the fair. the noble. the
learned. and the brave. who Lad come
there for the purpose of gazing Oh the re-
doubted outlaw. lie seemed to fcci
strange pride in being the hero of the
scene Perhaps his thoughts reverted
to the despised chillhood his bitter aud
degrading s'ripos-and even on the brink
of destruction his eye lightcnod. and the
pulses Of his l;fc tlrobbcd high at the
contrast.
As the trial went on he was seen fre-
qucntly to play with his Young infant.
a"d TO whisper to his wife and press her
Minus n"nuS' nc evidence AGAINST INN was
J;, 'po~cr,"e' ana 'he interest OF the 'u-
,ho monont 70 oF F. .i,,,'a', 3%u'1u, I.o" I' ne"
fears for JnI;a sboo him III" III" om "'" nom" m,'
He frequently cried out clasnirg hi,
hands, She is innocent. Tho ioor g;rl
IS innocent 1t was | who scduccd hcrl"
Every eye was wet, and nothing was
heard In the profound silence Of the mo
ml'n'' mem but Dut tno SCo5 OF women julia. by
srot rV "u,'''t'I n ol '"' court was sentenced
m,h ,u ,oar 'loi'''' ~ ,l ''"','ts 'p}"Gru per
rnn,hment wa; Ii,dVoJ IN 'tW t~o '"ro ronr, ,pI
confinement. His father received twcn
ty.two wears of fctters and he himself
with nineteen Of his band were doomed
to the guillotinc. The execution took
place ON the 2lst Of November, 1903.
when twenty heads were cut of in TWEEN
'S'S'A minutes
Shocking FaI.-,A Drop too Much.
A gentleman ot Chicoro in ,,;.
yatc letter to 4 friend in Toston siys.
-" | midt as well mention tLot
Judne - had 4 narrow nscarc .
few niuhts since. lie was at ,loce
some miles from hero wLcro tboJ oro
diuoinr for lead rho Judgc Lad
been ont. srcudina tLc cvcuin7, with
some friends and T th;nk + rlcIy was
a very little - snrnngr A. on,, ro+o
the night WAS very dark and as Lo
proceeded to his lodg;n,s la f,rnl
himself in the vicinity If tbo Jcen nov
cayatiops or shafts ennl. LytIo no;,,rs
They are two or tLrcc tnnIrad t'o,
deem. and At niobt ,lorks orc ,brov,
over them TO rreyent onv etrov n,oycI-
le, lalliur in Rnt r0ty;,Lsto,d;no
the rrecantion fine Jrdro cono n''o9
one of them slinnc6 tbrou,J Lo,v.aor
the rlonLs and ca,cL;n', Lold ~ oon
Of them. Lunr Ills LooI sa,oo +,., ~.
three feet below the ton Of five on.r.
turc. This was a tcr,iLIo nosi,;on Tia
eould NOT reach tbo s;ios nr L,n -.
cavation with hi; feet and nc (or ra;s
inc himself nm With lis lands alann !,
was as utter inn ossibility for one o.
lis wci,Ltord ;,ov,,o,;o1oa " ~.
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