THE MURDEROUS ATTACK.
THE BOMB THROWN BY A CHjE» MIST’S ASSISTANT*: By Electric Telegraph—PeE Press Association —Copyright, i -- PARES, Juno l ; t King Alfonso was perfectly, cool. He smilingly saluted He cfceeriitfg crowd. t The bomb Was thrown by a ch&misfs assistant named Armoutd, whom the erod’d roughly treated. 4 About twenty bystanders were injured. ; r FOUR ARRESTS MADE, ' A SPANIARD CONFESSES.^ By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association—Copyright. Received 10.36 p.m., June 2. ■ Paris, Juno 2. An Englishman named Harvey and three Spaniards were arrested at Paris on the 26th in connection with an intended Anarchist plot against King Alfonso. A fifth fled from the country. The police are convinced that he was the instigator of the plot. Volma, one of the Spaniards, confessed that five uncharged bombs were sent ftsra Barcelona. The police discovered an unexploded bomb on the route of procession after King Alfonso and President Loubet returned from the theatre at midnight on Thursd/^y.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1471, 3 June 1905, Page 2
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