New Britain herald., 1916-05-01
UPRISING ENDED,
 REBELS COME OUT
 10 GIVE UP ARl
March From StrOnghOIdS u White Flag and Lay Arms
 Down in Square
CONNOLLY PRISONER
 IN DUBLIN GAS

DcsoIation and Destruction in A'
 Which Severe Fighting Took
 Houses and Public Buildings
 tered by Shot-Few Snipers,
 Obstinate, Hold Out on Roof
 and Among Rafters.
 Dublin, Sunday Evening, Apr via London, May 1, 10:2O q. Rebels of the rank and file foll the example of their leaders morning and confessed the eau the Irish Republic was lost by down their arms at the foot q Parnel Monument in Sackville and surrendering to British N About 450 of them, who had lI since Monday in this central marched out from their strong under the white flag and gave selves up. A few irreconcilable5 tinued sniping from lairs dift1culY cate, on roofs or among rafteE buildings nearby.
 Soon afterwards a rebel lleug wearing a heather green unlforE carrying a white flag, came m guard of ten men, from the sx ing County of Meath to learlA truth about rumors of a gener render. The party marched offE castle and learned from J. Ii. # who was named provisional prN of the Irish Republic, that the ment had collapsed and was sM to resist no longer. The lielM and his escort then started out N ] lev with the rebels in the coup4 | tricts in an effort to induce TX lay down their arms. M Connolly, Wounded, \ Prise K
 James Connolly, one of the M of the uprising, is said by
 ment officials to be prisoner, M l ed, in the castle. @
 A correspondent of The Ass x Press visited the entire area disturbance today. The de# and destruction show how seVM@ the fighting while it lasted. Passing down from Eeadd d near the entrance to PhOeniS on North Circular Road to | @ Courts District one found thil x window of the law courts ha8 8 shattered. The rebels had | building in force for a week @ able law reference books and sN ture were utilized to barr1ca M dows, and through interstices the bulky volumes the rebel. 8# without cessation day and nj M were fired on in turn until tn S compelled to evacuate the pre- Houses all round were den H@ bullets. Some of them were D cd with thick oaken blanks. Wine Tavern Bridge there WI ilar scenes.
 This morning the streets VI of curious persons who were have the opportunity to be aod their long confinement durin they were deprived of food authorities made provision fd @ The supplies thus brought am DlC
 Down Corkhill and King streets strong guards of trod still ia evidence and every 5 is chall orged.
 The City Hall had been for several days by the reb even at this time snipers il in the vicinity were shootin terVals. }
 TOO in Richmond Jail
 As the correspondent ap & the castle a party of more captured members of the s marched by under escort, Richmond jail, where more are now held. Many of were in green uniforms. q the Irish Volunteers and oth in civilian clothes. Numbers were wounded and suffering of them held up their heads
 The soldiers cscOrting tn W men who had fought all thr uprising and were even mo against their rebellious fellc trymen than the troops brou from England. This feeliT to be shared by most of tl in Dublin.
 St. Stephens green, WI rebels entrenched themselves as the movement was begun day, was almost deserted. Trinity college and the o parliament quiet reigned. Tn training corps, quartered in lege, had done much to sup uprising.
 Great damage was done vile street and adjacent fares such as Middle Abbe Mary and Henry streets. ID sirders and window frames houses remain. Along the of Sackville street, from He z4I to O'Connell bridge, the bui battered beyond recognitl post office is merely a sn [
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