Possible Danger from Facists and Anti-Facists Paris, Nov. 6.
Reuter's correspondent at Per-pignon states that the Separatist conspirators who have been arrested consist of 23 Italians and 102 Catalans. Cross-examination of thi Paris, Nov. 10.
The exami Garibaldi, who identified' with the anti-Fascist movement, has been continued by the police.
He is not under arrest but is extensive revolutionary rising direeted against Spain, The alleged relations between Garibaldi the Catalonians were mai through one, Beltrami, a general in the Fascist being kept under strict surveillance.
Garibaldi has already changed his hotel three times in order to conceal Republican Leader Among the Prisoners his whereabouts from the general public, possibly to avoid attempts on his life by Fascists and anti-Fascists both of whom might accuse him of having said overmuch.
Nov. Il.
There was a painful scene at the examination of Count Garibaldi Nov. 7.
A despatch from Madrid reports that Alejandro Lerroux, a leader of the Spanich Republican' Party, is among the 60 persons arrested connexion with the plot against th spanish Government.—Reater. when he was confronted with three Madrid, Nov. 8. Italians whom he is supposed to have} "HI Noticiero det Lunes" declaro4 that the arrest of Alejandro. Ler-roux, a leader. of the Spanish Re-to carry revolutionary tracts, but to publican Party, is not connected attempt the with the separatist plot against Count Gi was deeply the Spanish jovernment but is due moved, dnd on the verge of collops", to the circulation of a pamphlet requested respite from the examin-signed by him which the military. ation which was gracted—Reuter. authorities
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