The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-26

than reVoltS and were on a smaller scale than those yesterday. Rioters Surrendered Police said rioters had been dis lodged from Judenberg mountain 1 and surrendered.
 | They admitted NaZis had taken control of Steinz last night but said police recaptured it. They refused to say what casn- alties had occurred.
 Peasants at Steyr, police said, entered the town, Nazi strong hold and beat all the Nazis they could find in revenge for Dollfuss' death.
 Reports here were that six per. sons were injured in rioting at Graz. Dollfuss body was taken this morning from his own office to the famous yellow room, where he | bled to death. It is the room which the great Count Metternich worked in during the Vienna congress of 1915, which so altered Europe E map that the World war resulted 99 years later.
 A foreign offi9e spokesman said that Austria would continue diplo- matic relations with Germany. | censorship of telegraph ,mes- sages continued. There was an un- precedented situation. Copies of all messages were handed the official Austrian news agency, so that for. l eign agencies affiliated with it re- ceived news sent by independent agencies such as the United Press The cabinet met throughout the | morning.
 The government wa; understood to have considered again an ap. peal to the great powers for aid But there were reports here that the powers would take independ. ent action to preserve Austria's in. dependence.
 Mrs Dollfuss Arrives Mrs Dollfuss arrived by airplant after leaving the train at Mestre She made the change when 1t wa. reported that rioters held seyera stations along the line. | Travellers arriving in Vienne from Italy said Nazis at four sta. tions boarded the train and ques. toned passengers.
 | Mrs Dollfuss was taken to the | chancellory where President Mix. las, standing before the casket expressed deep condolences. The widow broke down, bowed her head and remained in fearful prayer by the coffin.
 1 Nazis Await Trial The IA Nazis who executed the astonishing plot to seize power by capturing the cabinet, were prison CTS In the Marokkaner police bar racks awaiting court martial and almost certain hanging.
 What their hanging would bring to Austria and Europe, none knew "a general Nazi uprising or q union of socialists and Nazis or a socialist revolutionary general strike all were possible, singly oi together.
 Members of the diplomatic corps nervously awaiting developments conferred among themselves and with members of the emergency government, headed by former Minister of Public Instruction Kurt Schuschnigg, and kept telegraph and telephone wires busy with re. ports to the capitals of the con. tinent.
 As devout Roman Catholics emerged from angelus, services this morning. church bells the country over began tolling, by order oi Cardinal Innitzer. archbishop ot Austria. in mourning for the little chancellor.
 Black mourning flags flew from all government buildings. In the streets, as Viennese went to their jobs, inured to such events as those of the last "A hours. sol diers. police and fascist heimwehl idled in front of government build ings and utilities plants. rife! stacked. machine guns poking thei blunt roses out toward the crowds
 Martial Law In Force
 Under the proclamation of mar tial law, until further notice, i will be illegal for more than two persons to assemble in the streets Assembly with revolutionary o criminal intent Is punishable b! death. Doors of houses must b' closed at D. m. Restaurants saloons and cafes must be closed a the same hour.
 Dollfuss, martyr to determina ton to make Austria fascis state on Italian lines and to iigh German Nazism without com promise, lay on the conferenc, table with a crucifiv at his head Two candles burned on each sid of his body. At each corner of tn table stood an infantryman, stee helmeted. rife reversed. On tn wall was picture of Maria Ther esq, the great empress of the Aus trian empire.
 Throughout the night soldiers police, heimwehr and fascist mill tia were out in the streets in mum bers. bayonets thrust toward any one who approached, All moto cars were halted at each patro post and the occupants forced t, identify themselves.
 In the ministry of interior build ing, cabinet ministers met unti them went home. The others Ia! half dressed on sofas until thi morning. in order to keep open { permanent session, ready for an! emergency.
 Enemies on Inside
 The first order of business wa to plap court martial of the IA Nazi prisoners, and to find theil accomplices. It was a disturbini fact that officials knew the Nazi had commplices in the chancellor! and in the radio building the, seized, and that among the revolu tionists were men formerly in thu the army and the police-dismiss ed for Nazi sympafhies. | That there would be execution