The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18
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uo. Celenei PARA, bearded iiie i'on
sfihs MIA GTaaas IL iis Ds"'
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Day bemre yesterday The deniEens of
This blliwiGll we're Intensely excited Wy
reporls which came lhlck and last
nom The land Of 'iind and Lllerly'"
Lieutenant Colonel Manuel l'nfral,
of The Nlnih Cavalry, regular army ~
Mexico, had arrived NJ Malam0ras u
few DAYS before, lie was attended by
iva cavalry soldiers, lle seemed ~
be mere ilOoker Oh IN Vienna he
visited, talked, took his pleasure, anh
Il was taken Tor granted lac was VIM
iuR away his time, On the morning
nf ihe first Instant, he reviewed Tue
troOps under Colonel lrlhiO, lie COM
maIidant of MntamOrne, After The re-
view. lao handed Colonel i'rlHlO ~ ur'
der 10 turn over his cOmmhhl w. 'pl'
one rnrral, Crlslo oheycd 'hrfel
sprang into the saddle, placed himself
vi he hend ~ the cavalry
MOVED orr AZ a GANor,
and Ia very short space of time he
snlulrd General Juan n. tOfllnh, VINO
was lust ourde the city,
"0ood morning General, You are
MY prisoner" a.,
THE hops thief Of the lilo dfande
coOlly rcplledl "N0ul prisoner HlfP J
believe rank any officer here.
Colonel Parrat drew u paper nom his
pocket and said; "GoncrnL do you rec
ognlse The signature 0l The President
Of The liepulllc"'
The hend center Of murdercrs ana
enltle thieves bowed, unrlnHped ne
hell of his aiX-shOolor aud handed the
weapon 10 C0lOncl pnrrnL lie waved
his innd ~ his followers and told them
10 return 10 Mnlnln0rns'
Colonel lnrrnl marched Into town
with his prisoner Words cannot de-
scrllo lbe sceleu which followed. Cll-
lzcus stood nphast, lost In wonder,
mont. Merchants, snl0on'keepers, aud
others closed their doors. General
Corlinns friends were amazed. Ills
enemies Juhllant lhImorS lloated' AZ
II were, upon the wind. some people
were frightened olll OF all SENSE 0I pro-
prlely. Some rushed to HE Browls-
Vile ferry,
Ala ENrrWrAINEp FEARFUL fohEb0p'
INus.
Meantime General Corllna was pre-
ceding IN the direction OF u cuarlel- n
house where they quarter troops,
-Four soldiers Were placed NJ each door
aud nj each window outside of these
n line Of senllnels was posted,
The man who camt Ia this frontier
ns A commandment Of the fine Of brnyd,
the representoive of the President
aud the Supreme Government OF Mex
leo, was In durancc vie like any other
: feom might of heen The people could
with difficulty appreciate the Tact, The
man who had delied courts, who hau
| prevented lhe execution Of the orders
and decreos Of superior Judges, VINO
: was the protector and defender oi
criminals and outlaws, who was the
Y oppressor Of men who differed with
! him In sentiment, who had set IN foot
? expeditions to invade the United
States, who visited fire ana sword upon
the people of Texas, who had grown
rich by plunderlng Americans-tht
champion of Mexico ana Mexioans,
D who had Redeemed his hands with the
: blood of Americans, ana had became
the favorite OF the Mexican MASSES
, tho pet Of the population, the beau
\ ideal of robbers and assassins, the rep
resentative of the Mexican senti neni
of hatred and revenge entertained to-
| ward Americans-this true Mexican Oi
= Mexicans, upon whom the mantle oI
: leadership had fallen, and who was tt
y redeem Texas from the grasp OF the
ahhorred "Gringos," upon this terror
Y of the border sacrilligious hands had
!, been laid, and he had been dragged Il
G prison like pelado! The thought
Q was overpow erlng-it could not be en-
!, dured.
U While Colonel Parrat was attending
2 TO the arrest OF the chief, he had 9TH
= ers engaged In arresting, disarminR
and imprisoning his policemen and
I followers. Judge Castillo Montero and
: other officials We're arrested. Whoev-
er asked ior ueheral Cortiha was
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