The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-05
ARREST SULLIVAN
AS IRISH PLOTTER
ccutcd wcrc Peter II. I'oarsc, Thomas
Elurln mud Thamns MacllnnARh

ccutcd wcrc Peter ". Toarsc. Thomas j.
Clarke and Thomas MacDonagh.
Nothing WAS given out officially Ncs-
tcfday as to the fate that awaits Connoil!
after he has sufficiently recovered 10 DC
tried. Hc was one Of the ~signatories OF
the "proclanation Of the lris, republic
and as the chief armed leader took an
active part in the revolt.
There still prevails much mystery ~
to what happened to The O'Reuly. one OF
the rebel leaders. An u~nconnrtned nut
persistent, report has " that his body
was found In the ruins Of the Genera
Pos. Onice In Dublin. which was the
rebels headquarters.
curiosity is also displayed with re-
gard to the whereabouts or the Sim
Fcin leaders, Sean MacDiarmad. E:amonn
Ccuunt and Joseph Tlunkett. who are
known To he sttll IN ireland. although
there is "a question whether they were
c,pturcd or are at large.
Eoin MacNcili. local organizer Of tho
Sinn Fcincrs In Dublin. my seriously dis
appeared at the outset OF tho revolt
has not been seen or heard from since.
The people Of Dublin we're not APP
rrised Of the execution of the three rebel
leaders until late Wednesday night. Thus
far " has not been learned how they re-
c"ivcd the news.
4 number Of rebel ringleaders arc on
trial before tho central court-inartial
~ nor rebels IN the various districts are
dealt with by local conference.-the. In
the outlying quarters of Dublin Isolated
rebel "~straggicrs" have surrendered.
An order issued nv Major-Gen. Sir John
Maxwell Indicates that those who
continue 10 refuse to give up have little
mercy to expect at the land of the
Government.
Warned AGatnst Gtsing Asy1um.
Meanwhile the c,tizenry also has been
urgently warned not to harbor any reb-
eli. arrest and punishment hcins threat
! ened TO offenders. A house to house
search liz under way for those Of the
| rebels who have not been accounted
for. The Sim Feiners have carried
on their propaganda so openly for years
that the Government has a fairly com
, plcte list Of all members Of tho movement
and their sympathizcrs.
There are Sim Fem organizations
In several districte ~ ireland which
took no part AT all in the revolt. Never.
theless they are closely watched ny the
Government, as II Is known that most
| Of the SIM Feiners have quantities 81
arms and ammunition. The militar!
orders have posted and d'.'ributed 4
summary warning to SURF, nder all arms
| and ~ainmuritIone.
out nt the ruins OF a partly burned
| building near IN. Coliseum Government
salvage workers have extricated two
British soldiers. badly sccrched and thor
ouRhly exhausted from pain aud hunger
They had been taken prisoners by thu
rebels and left In the building. which
| the 'errori.,s set afrc before ~evacuatine
II. The two soldiers. 1t is expected. vii
| recover.
Postage stamps ~ the Irish Repub'
lie have been found Printed IN the
republican rolors- green, white snt
orange- with inset pictures OF the thres
martyrs L.arhiH. O'Brien and Allen
the stamps bear the inscription "God
Save Ire,and" ' upon a harp. They were
ready for issue.
Ordinary stamps are not obtainshl'
in ireland to-day. Nor Is there any out
COINS matt service. \ provisional posta
servic. for incoming mail has been es
tabiished In Dublin and letters from th'
provinces aud England are being de
l,yered after a complete tieup Of ter
days.
Three food dis.ributins stations hav'
been established in Dublin and the sui
fering of the population has been great,
relieved.