Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-02
REBEL LEADERS
CAPTURED By
LOYAL TROOPS
Seditionary Movement in Irish
Isles Is Completely Crushed
by British.
GERMAN ATTACKS ARE
REPULsED BY FRENCH
British Armed Ship Aegusa and
Mine Sweeper Are Sunk in
Mediterranean.

Dublin, May 1.-The British troops
and the Royal Irish constabulatory
have brought about the surrender of
all the rebel forces in Dublin and the
people of the Irish capital. for the first
time in a week, are able to move free.
ly about the city unendangered by
bullets of rebel snipers.
In the country districts of the Is.
lands the rebels also are laying down
their arms and quiet is said to pre-.
vail in most places where disorder
had been reported to exist. A large
number Of the 1000 prisoners taken
in Dublin have been sent to England.
"All the rebels in Dublin have sur.
rendered and those in the country dis
tricts are doing likewise, according
to an official statement issued this
evening.
The statement says:
"All he rebels in Dublin have sur
rendered and the city is reported
quiet The rebels in the country dis
tricts are surrendering to the mobile
columns.
''There were 1000 prisoners in Dub
lin yesterday, of whom 489 were sebs
to England last night
cit is reported from Queenstown
that hopes were entertained that arms
would be handed in today in the city
court
During the night Of April 30.May 4,
the rebels in Enniscorty made an Of
fer to surrender their leaders and
arms ON condition that the rank and
file be allowed To return to their
homes. They were advised uncondi.
ional surrender only would be consid.
cred. These terms were accepted by
them at O'Clock this morning. 1t
was reported later that the rebels
were surrendering today on these
terms.
"A column, composed of soldiers
and loyal Irish constabulary captured
seven prisoners in the neighborhood
of Fern Liberas County Wexford, to-
day.
Wicklow, Arklow, Dunlaven and the
counties of Cork, Claire, Limerick and
Kerry are quiet. The province OF
Ulster is quiet"
Germans Repulsed.
The repulse by the French of power.
ful German attacks around Dead
Mans Hill, and counter attacks to the
north of Cumieres, has again been fol.
lowed by heavy German lombard
ments Of these sections, and q contin-
uation of the shelling of Cote du Poi.
vre, and Douaumont, northeast Of the
fortress. No fresh infantry attacks
have been launched by the Germans.
In sapping operations in the Argon.
ne forests, the French we're enabled
by the explosion of the mines to take
a portion of the crater.
In the southern sections of the Rus
sion battle front the Austro-H Hungar.
ians have been forced to withdraw be.
fore counter attack by the Russians
from trenches north of Mlynof, which
they captured.
Paris reports that on the Greek
frontier there have been frequent but
skirmishes between the
Entente allies and the German-Bul.
garian forces, whose lines are less
than two-thirds of mile from each
other at certain points.
British Ships Sunk.
Two British warcraft, the armed
ship Aegusa, and the mine sweeper
Ascurtium have been sent to the bot
tom in the Mediterranean by coming
into contact with mines.
James w. Gerard, the American am
bassador to Germany, is returning to
Berlin, after having had conference
at the German army headquarters
with Emperor William, with regard to
the American note to Germany, con.
cerning Germany's submarine war.
fare. No announcement has as yet
been made as to when Germany's re.
ply to the note will be dispatched.