The Seward gateway., 1914-07-27
Three Dead--SiHty
 Wounded m Dublin

DUBLIN, Ireland July ZI.-lrelahu aI last is h u0 throes of civil and only heaven can tell the outcome
 Although the fighting expected to come between the British troops and the Orangemen it has actually started between the British troops and the Home kule volunteer army and nationalist Ireland mas met the troops of the king in battle.
 Three men were killed outright in the fighting yeSter day in the streets of Dublin and sixty were dangerously wounded
 The battle opened when the Nationalist volunteers at empted to land 10000 rifles this city regiment O the Kings Scottish BOrdererS attempted to dlsarm them and marched down on them for that purpose The num- her of the Volunteers was small but huge mob O citizens joined the volunteers and though they unarmed they tried to fight back the troops For moment the Iate O the whole Home Rule question hung III the balance ana then the troops received the order to charge and the Date was On The bOrdererS went into the gh with DayOnels fixed and rifles cracking. The few volunteers fought back and the unarmei mob up the pavementS and took up every weapon that came to hand Men dropped on all sides until near one hundred bodies lay the pavement Then the battle broke and became several hand to hand combats The mob lost all control of itself and driven by an awful fury has been bred by centuries Ot hate they treated the soldiers with brutal energy As the Irish had m firearms tO speak of they used heavy bars bottles and other implements and of the unfortunate soldiers wbo were unable to get away from their fury maui ed in frghtfu manner After the set battle the fury Oi the people continued and wherever soldiers were met throughout the city during the day they beaten and chased into barracks Indeed it that the Ma OnasS have come to the conclusion that they need only fight to win and did the peace of the country hang so near the brink.
 One woman was shot dead by the soldiers by accident and this fact was the chief of driving the Irish to their fury The hospitals pretty well crowded this morning with citizens and the military hospitals also have their hands full although soldier killed outright
 BELFAST, July 26-TwO regiments Of Orange vOlun- eers heavily armed paraded the streets of Belfast yes terday Saturday. It the bOldeS Orange exhibition vet and the anHOme Rulers wild with enthusiasm Several thousand joined in the parade but attempt was made by the government to stop them
 LONDON, July 27.-The government is denounced on all hands today for permitting the Orangemen to parade with rifles in Belfast Saturday while troops received the order to charge the NaOnaiiSts in Dublin. The Liberal press particularly condemn the government and the labor neOpIe met and held meetings denOuncing Prime Minister Asouh It was pointed out that the British troops are only too willing shoot the Irish while they give every chance to the Orangemen but Liberal Engshmen Welsh men and Scotchmen all the United Kingdom yester day demanded justice for both sides in Ireland and equal treatment It is also generally declared that Home Rule must come the Irish volunteer army will light to the death
 The feeling is most peSSimstIc one here today ana had work is believed to be ahead The most profound n teres is being manifested in the next meeting of paria ment when John Redmond and the other Irish members are expected to call the government to strict accounting It is feared indeed that the government may be driven out of office by the Irish vote and that everything will be converted into chaos.