RUSSIAN MURDER PLOT.
CONFESSIONS OF A
CONSPIRATOR,
(SPECIAL.)
London, October 29.
A Montenegrin, who was enlisted at Varna, has confessed to being sent by a Sclav Committee at Odessa to murder Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, M. Stambouloff, and M. Nascevics at the opening of the Sobranje. As a reward for doing this murderous work, he was promised five thousand napoleons and an important post in the Russian service.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 256, 31 October 1887, Page 5
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