INDIA'S NATIVE TROUBLES.
A PROLONGED INVESTIGATION.
FINDING OF ASSESSORS
(United Press Association—Copyright.
Received April 15, 10.30 p.m
CALCUTA, April 15
The assessors at Alipur found 25 of the accused, including A rabindo Ghose, not guilty, and liis brother Baron and seven others guilty. Judge Beachcroft, who is not bound by the assessors' opinion, delivers judgment next week.
The excitement among the Bengali is increasing, and great precautions have been taken to prevent rescues.
During 120 sittings, 200 Crown exhibits, including bombs, detonators and chemicals, were produced . There were no witnesses, for the defence. The Crown Prosecutor's address occupied 13 days, and showed that the prisoners had prepared maps and plans of the places they meant to attack, and bolstered a propaganda among youths by substratum of religion.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12198, 16 April 1909, Page 5
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