THE SIPIDO OUTRAGE.
MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE
A BRITIST PROTEST
LONDON, August 3
Mr Balfour informed the House of Commons that the Government had intimated to the Belgian Government that they considered the result of Sipido's trial a most unfortunate miscarriage of justice, and regretted that Sipido was not detained pending a medical decision in view of, the actual vedict of the court which tried him. The Belgian Government has not yetreplied.
[Sapido, who attempted to shoot the Prince of Wales in Belgium, was declared by the Court which tried him to be insane.]
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 184, 4 August 1900, Page 5
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