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Bruce Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 56, 18 June 1908, Page 1

The Paris police have made an important capture of Anarchists at Mai-sons-Alfort, three men named Kuhn, Roussel, and Reux being arrested with large quantities of explosives in their possession. Their arrest was due to information received by M. Guichard, chief of the "Anarchist Brigade" of the secret police, that a group of An* archists was about to establish head* quarters in Paris.. These men were known as the "International Group," and inoluded Russians, Swiss, Spaniards, Italians and Armenians. They founded a revolutionary journal, with the title_ 'Terre et Liberte,' and secret preparations were in progress for an Anarchist attempt of some sort on May 1 (Labor Day). "When Reux was arrested he was carrying a parcel containing ten cartridges, half a dozen detonators, and some Bickford fuses. During the struggle between the police and the Anarchists the packages dropped to the ground. It contained enough explosives to have blown the Anarchists and their captors to pieces, but fell on soft soil and remained intact,