ANOTHER VERSION.
In the House of Commons to-day a question was put to the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs regarding the report of the attempt made on the life of the Czt, and in reply Sir J. Ferguson stated that Government were informed from St. Petersburg that several persons with bombs in their possession had been arrested at different points along the route which it was expected would be taken by the Czar yesterday when proceeding to the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul to attend the requiem service for the late Kmperor. His Mejeaty had attended the service without any attack having been made upon him.
Paeis, Morch 13.
Another Earthquake at Caimes-
HER MAJESTY GOING THESE, Another slight shock ot earthquake was experienced at Cannes to-day.
Loni> N, March 13. The Queen will leave for Cannes on the 20th inst.
Lom)on, March 14.
Thd Czar's Life AttemptscL.
The Standard to-day publishes a telegram from its St Petersburg correspondent, stating that an uusuccessful attempt has been made to asssassinate tbe Czar. No details have yet been received. [Received 15th, 1.25 p.m.] An Official Dsnial-
The statement published to-dny by the Standard of the attempt made on the life of the Czar has been officially denied in St. Petersburg.
London, Morch 13
1 ondon, March 13.
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Thames Star, Volume XIX, Issue 5657, 15 March 1887, Page 2
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