A PARISIAN OUTRAGE

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 254, 26 April 1912, Page 5

A PARISIAN OUTRAGE

ANARCHISTS BUSY. By Cable—Presa Association—Copyright Paris, April' 24. Jouin. deputy chief detective, accompanaied by Colniar, chief inspector, was searching anarchists' premises at Ivry, in connection with the Rue Ordener outrage, when Bonnot, a motor bandit, fired at them with a revolver, killing Jouin and severely wounding Colmar. Bonnot escaped. A DESPERATE CRIMINAL TRAIL OF BLOOD. Received 20, 12.5 a.m. Paris, April 25. Bonnot escaped through a trapdoor in the ceiling. He overheard the detectives conversing with Gouzy, the Anarchist owner of the premises. Oouzy denied that anyone was upstairs, and told the detectives they could go and see, if they liked. Three detectives, utterly unsuspecting the presence of Bonnot, walked into his room. After shooting. Bonnot feigned death while the third detective carried Col mar downstairs. Bonnot ran into the kitchen of a neighboring flat, and threatened to shoot the woman there if she raised an alarm. He jumped on to the roof of an outhouse and escaped. A trail of blood enabled the police to trace him for some distance. The populace attempted to lynch Gouzy, who was rescued with difficulty. The police surrounded a wood at Vineenncs. vV™ they believed Bonnot to bo wick confederates.