The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-07-30
MAYOR DEMANDS
TROOPS REMOVAL
Chief Executive of Dublin Wants
Soldiers Withdrawn Who
Fired on Nationalist.
EXCITEMENT IN PARLIAMENT
dublin Massacre" Caused Furore In
House Of Commons-Amendin
Home Rule viii Be Suspended
Until Dublin Affair Outlets.

Dublin, July 2S.-The lord mayor
demanded the removal from Dublin of
the Kings Own Scottish borderers,
the British troops that fired upon a
throng OF Irish Nationalist and killed
and wounded number.
This should be done in the inter-
ests of peace" he asserted.
Following the lord mayors demand
the Scottish borderers we're ordered
confined to their barracks. At the
same time orders were issued to con-
fine to their barracks at Newry, the
Duke Of Cornwall's regiment.
No soldiers were given permission
to leave the military headquarters.
The excitement is rapidly growing
here, and darkness is awaited with
anxiety, many fearing that an attempt
will be made to make reprisals against
the soldiers.
1t was also learned that sixteen con-
stables mutinied yesterday when Or
dered to assist in Selling rifles.
They are being held in close contine-
ment.
Parliament Is Excited.
London, July 2S-The Dublin mas
sacre' precipitated parliamentary ex-
element in the house of commons.
AS soon as the house convened, John
Redmond, Nationalist leader, request
ed Augustine Birrell, chief secretary
for Ireland, to give the names of the
officials who gave the order resulting
in men and women being shot down
in Dublin.
Secretary Birrell stated that the as
sistant commissioner of the Dublin
police had been suspended pending
an inquiry.
A moment later Premier Asquith
rose and stated that the amending
home rule bill could not be brought
up today. 1t is understood that action
on this will be reserved until excite
ment over the Dublin affair has died
down.
Not Fair to Press Measure.
The premier stated that owing to
the fact that the Irish party was dis
cussing the Dublin affair, it would be
unfair to press the amending bill to-
day.
Redmond then pressed Birrell for
further statement and got this reply:
THE deputy commissioner acted on
his, own responsibility"
He ought to be hanged" shouted
Redmond.
The house then ordered a full in
Quiry into the conduct of the soldiery
in Dublin.
1t was announced that the Scottish
borderers had been transferred to Cur
ragh and the rebellious constables had
resigned.
VIII Not Interfere in Dispute.
In outlining the British govern
ment's plan to prevent a great Euro
pean war, Sir Edward announced that
England would not interfere while the
dispute was only between Austria and
Servia, but if another power inter-
vened the peace of Europe would be
involved.
This statement destroyed practically
all hope Of averting hostilities between
Austria and Servia, though 1t is ex-
pected that England, France, Germany
and Italy will cooperate in bringing
an end to this localized war by medi.
alton as soon as possible.
Mediation negotiations can be con-
Quoted while the armies are in the
field.
Il consider" added Sir Edward,
that England, Germany, France and
Italy should unite to arrange terms
and secure a suspension Of hostilities.
Should efforts for settlement fail the
crisis will lead to the greatest catas-
trophe that could befall Europe"