TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.
PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT St. Petersburg, Nov. 11. A store of bombs, a laboratory, and a printing press have been discovered at Baku. Twenty-one Anarchists have been arrested there.
Ten masked robbers gained entrance to Sevastopol fort, gagged the officer commanding, and stole a number of carbines, The garrison apparently were asleep. Several suspects have been arrested, THE CZAR’S ORDER. PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT Received 11.45 p.m., Nov. 12, St. Petersburg, Nov. 12. The Czar has forbidden soldiers to join political oiganisations or agitations. Oommanders will be dismissed if they knowingly tolerate an infringement of the order. Ia future all oommunioations between Tssrkoe Selo and Berlin will ,be conducted by wireless telegraphy. During a search of unoccupied rooms at Tiflis, the drawing aside of a ourtain caused the explosion of a bomb, killiog two gendarmes and a porter, aud wounding tnree policemen.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1931, 13 November 1906, Page 2
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