The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-31

, them 10 stop tncm; ana being an
Indifferent good shot they did stop,
and unless somo good Christian
tgives them burial, they are likely
to stop there for some time
You shot them bothl' stammer.
led tn landlord; and his teeth chat.
tered, and he grew very pale, all
/ but the fiP ci'iiis nose, which, from
contrast MNhthe>rest of his face,
looked redder than ever. r.,.'
what would you have me do .
asked tho soldier, in his usual
careless tone. They might have
met with better success at some
other poor devil Of a traveller, who
might not have got off so easily as
| did p l"I.l t3f 9e .i,i-' ..,
what coold have possessed them
10 have fired upon you 4 exclaimed
the landlord and il almost appear.
ed that no was asking himseifthe
question as much as he did the
soldior. Oh .Tofun Lei a. :.
Precisely tho question asked
myself, returned the soldier; 'and
since you have mentioned the en-
lpectcd arrival of the young Baron
lot Ravensburg, Ihthink / have a
clue to the whole affair Some
outlaws having heard OF tho-Bar.
on's Journey, have formed plan
to wpylay him. These two men
were sent forward as scouts to ap-
prise the others Of the Baron's ap.
lproach. Seeing, q solitary, horse
man approach, they concluded to
lplunder little on their own &c.
count. AS l was not molested
further on my way hither, the rem
IdeEvouz Of the band must DO be
yond there, consequently the Baron
will reach here in safety. Now, IL
you cannot Accommodate me with
a bed, Ishall take up my quarters
tonight upon this bench, for feel
liz my duty to warn this young
Baron, for i know something Of his
ifamily,ofthe danger that threatens i
n him; n; .sE,I asoi ia,a,r IA. NJ ,.,S5a
r. The landlord gazed curiously at
his anceiremon,oas i',s. guest. !" There
was no mistsking me mah' oopr
|stauiped upon his fine cut features.
ou are an oncer'r no salu m J.
quTnlng,,y. yd a'tfzi ,-aoi'frar7o1
,I %. -. a, ''''Ho2 osia hr' . ,o
Japan -'i.i1 N'iio 'dl
EHsactly a., - ~,
yisoanuou ~ ,u aa ''t'i
INC NO lI... l..,,. ~ a-..d'
ne d"iee smlie ., tnat accompan-
,cu 'hls apS@er pewi,ueree 1he
laholcrd, IA iact, tIe Captain was
an enigma that inc worthy most OF
the iIave'ers l'est iounu IL I'M
possible 10 soiye' j
Inc appearance OF the maid OF
nosteiry with hask OF wine and
the refreshments the Captain had
ordered interrupted the conversa'
ton; :,
Inc most whispered 70 the girl
ana lnen hurried away. :,
what did he say TO You asked
the Captain abruptly, fixing his
keen eyes npon the girls face.
So wait upon you while he went
up TO tho monastery answered
the girl unhesitatingly. y
inc monastery w. reJoined the
captain, leisurely inspecting thel
contents OF the fiask OF khenish,
which seemed to be much to his
satisiact'on: The old ruin upon
the Mll, is II occupied T.
.e1 'Ob, yes; about a year ago a
party OF wandering monks, whose
monastery a had been destroyed by
the soidiers of the league, occupied
III; ana they have remained there
ever since. Ihey cali themselves
Ihe pisck brotherhood OF ST Bu-
no: Ana very pious ana seii,de-
nIying men they are, ] too. They
keep wrapped up IN an ooor OF
sanetlty all the time. athey never
noid 'oia communicatlonwith the worid
wi.noa' ;.. ss no stranger y eyer =, i,Je az,
Ilr,tpu 7 u oenea'' paN ~ 'aeir .a, ,l, wa,,s, ana
w,onvYo' oh n sno DiUsaeiIoo
Soin.9 wv ny ai"a)e hae nie uiach
Tbonsh I baya becn here as lonc
as they have nevor yet saw aone
with Ii face uncovered ~ ~
~ 81 ,honsht Won ss;d Won, ,nc,e
was ao;hg there 3 s'r re15a'heJ % the
Ganta;n. eea,elessly ,ssnning his
wine. ~ .r~'Iir -