... This detailed the course of the negotiations for the supply of bombs. In October or November a sketch of a bomb required caine from some one who wrote in the name of Do Paunay, saying the bombs were wanted for Russia: A pattern was made, and, on December ...

... adherents.. Bombs thrown from the captured bank kiiledt': four Turkish ladies who were passing in a X carriage. Two French clerks were wounded,' but escaped. At Haskeny an officer command- ing the guard and several soldiers were killed by bombs. Many citizens ...

... the last few months they had under their control matrices for making bombs. The arrests were made under directions from the London authorities. Witness produced a specimnen of a bomb, a conical iron shell four or five inches long, and said that in the ...

... police wore adapted for mniakig the mould from which. a bomb like the one produced would be formned. The lead bolts found in Charles' room might be used for stopping up the holes at the top of the bomb. ' The brass bolt given up by DitchiLeld wvoull be a ...

... in the organisation, and employed the lad Polti for the purpose of placing orders with ironworkers for the manufacture of bombs. Polti, it will be remem- bered, was arrested lamt week with one of these bombshells in his possession. The proper name of ...

... Majeadie definitely states that the bomb is malte after a shape 'well known on the Continent, and is designed with a view to a minimum of space rnd a maximum of destruction. He furather adds the opinion that the bomb found on Poltt must have been made ...

... Evidence would be given proving the prisoners had endeavoured to get bombs manufactured according to a pattern, a drawing of which, by Battola, was found in Charles's possession. Bombs, fuses, and' anarchist literature, the wickedness of which it' would ...

... town bombs similar to those usedfor the murder of the late Emperor, Major General Geodoroff explain- ing their mechanism and composition. The prisoner Kibaltechitsch put several questions to General Geodoroff as to the explosive force of the bombs and ...

... Gatsehina. According to. the latest information, forty-eight Nihilists have been arrested, nine of whom were found to have bombs in their possession. The Emperor William was deeplv moved at the ocerrence. The Standard's Berlin correspondenb hears that ...

... meeting d, place, where a secret printing press was found. cc Fifty persons were arrested. The three students be arrested with bombs in their possession on m Sunday are called Anxderievky, Petroff, and T. Guueneraloff. s't Berlin, Sunduy.-Accordlng to advices ...

... Friday.-The trial of the Anarchist, Emile Henry, opened to-day at the Seine Assize Court. Tio is charged with having caused the bomb explosion at the Cafe Terminus on February 12th last, and, further, on his own confession, with having placed out- side the ...

... It is not expected that any details of the trial will come to hand for four qr five daysCon account of the distance between Bombs and theadquartersof the cable at San Thorns. ...