The Bomb Discovery.
ACCUSED' COMMITTE-D FOR
TRIAL.
(Per United Press Association-)
(Beceivcd '18th, 12.27 a.m.)
SYDNEY, January 17
A man named" Biugham. was ccmir mitted for trial for maliciously placing a !bomb under the house of Ernest Rich, bis lato employer 1, nib Mosmnm's. The police deposed to finding a. quantity of explosives and fuse, in accused's room.
Bich in his evidence stated, that- ho disoliarpfod Bingfli.un ibecaiuse Ha •was insolent to 'Mlrs Eich.
AnO'thcr stated that a.poused told him that Mrs Riohi bewitched him. 110 showed -witness a . parcel, ivhicihi he deobired would blow the woman to pieces. Witness advised him not to do> such ai thing 1, "hut accused declared' lie would thon comimiit suicada | Aaiother witness depose^ that Bingham was sockingl information hewl to use dynamite.
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Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10195, 18 January 1907, Page 2
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