Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-30
The Greek RrigandS.

Athens (Oct l5) Correspondence of London Times.
Another act of brigandage has alarmed
all Greece, revived the general indigna-
ton at the misgovernment of the country,
and CONVINCED thinking men that the
who @ political system must be reorganlz-
ed in order to care Greece from anarchy
A band of brigands, said to number about
twenty, crossed the frontier from Turkey a
few days since, marched into Greece four
days unobserved, and, though reported to
include men we'll known to the central and
local authorities as possessing Intimate &C
quaintance with the country round Liva'
in the neighborhood of the town without
discovery. Livadeia is hourishing pro-
visional town of 5000 inhabitants, the
centre of rich agricultural district. the
residence of wealthy landed proprietors,
possessing Mayor, municipal council,
and police and rural guards paid by the
community. 1t is The residence OF an
eparch who represents the grendeur and
ineficiency of the central administration
in q kingdom without roads. On Tuesday,
11th, Mr.. Philon, the deputy of Livadeia,
proprietor of a hereditary landed estate
in the vicinity, and Mr.. Leonardides, in
whose house he was staying. were carried
off by brigands, who entered the town
while it was still light. The manner OF
this capture in q town house was In accord
ance with the usual tactics of the brlgands,
and illustrates the neglect of all precau.
tions on the part of large force stationed
at Livadeia to maintain public security.
No watch was kept in the suburbs. Dur.
| ing the short Grecian twilight six brig
ands walked into the town in parties
of two, looking as like peasants al
! they could. They had aseertained thai
| the men of the house were to bt
absent all night on farm business, and tina
only the deputy and the proprietor re
NAMED; so they crept IN at the door unno
noticed, pinioned and gagged their cap
tiyes, and intimidated and silenced th'
women before any alarm could be given
Other brigands were at the same tim
watching in the streets to prevent anybod.
leaving or entering the house without be
ing siezed. After it was dark. TIA
brigands carried off their captlves
taking them separately through
the streets placed between two guards, ant
thus the band gained the open country
| They declared to the women before the.
lett the house that if any information wa
given and a pursuit attempted they Woui'
murder their prisoners. Their deed wa
| therefore COOC6dt6u ZOE EOu6 uoUio, hu'
they had the whole night to gain thel
place of concealment without being pur
sued by the irregular bands maintained b.
the Ministry of the Interior to watch owe
the public security. Hitherto no trace ha
been discovered of the coming and goini
OF this band of twenty men. ..
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