BALKAN CRISIS.

Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 882, 5 May 1903, Page 3

BALKAN CRISIS.

IA GUY FAWKES’ PLANT

.undermining a city

By Telegraph—Press AssociationCopyright. CONSTANTINOPLE, May 3. A quantity of liitro-glyccriiie and a complete apparatus for manufacturing bombs have been discovered in a shop communicating with the Ottoman Bank by an underground passage. 'The police have since discovered trendies and mines laid to the chief quarters of Salonika. Vigorous resistance and wholesale arrests have

1 been made. Reports variously osti--1 mate that from a hundred to three | thousand Bulgarians have been killed , ARREST OF LOITERERS. 1 PLUNDERING BY ALBANIANS. By Telegraph—Press Association — Copyright. Received 11.30 p.m., May 4. CONSTANTINOPLE, May 4. The outrages at Salonika are deprccaled at Sofia. Bulgarian authorities have arrested; a hundred loiterers on the frontier, including revolutionary fugitives. ,Two ex-captains were wounded. The Porte, in a memorandum, asus the Powers to induce Bulgaria to adopt prompt measures to restr; n Hie revolutionary committees. Austrian warships have gone to Salonika to protect foreigner;. Albanians plundered a Servian village near Prizroud, the troops not iutcrlering. LONDON May 4. The Times’ Constantinop correspondent says that the emba; ies ;attribute the whole blame for the Salonika affair to the Bulgarian Government, and warmly eu ogise the conduct of the Ottoman authorities on the trying occasion.