Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-29


London. April - t:27 u. m.) /:
2 THE military operations for i
.. the suppression OF the rebellion I
. IN Dublin are proceeding satis- i.
. factorllN says letter In 6
.. sued by Field Marshal French, :
/. commanding the home forces, 9
9 late last night {
:" What may be described as the 4
9 organized forces of the rebels"
9. the communication adds, ARE .
= confined to a few localities, the 9
+. principal one being the Sackville {
. street district, In which the rebel I,
Headquarters appear to be the
general postofiice.'
{. !.
e London, April 20 tt:3e a, MI .
. Tho Dublin rebels have been {
. driven out Of their positions IN 9
= st. joseph's green with bombs, 4
q after sustaining heavy losses,
= says the Daily News. 9
/. Kingston. ireland. tpril - .
= ba London, 1855 "A. IN. m.)--Four :
% hundred Irish rebels were made =
. prisoners when the troops cap .
q tured ST. Joseph's green and .
9 drove them out with bombs. Z.
g . Q o @ . . q Q 9 o q g . 9 9 .
Dublin, Tuesday, April 25 G. y, M,
Via London April ~, 1876 q, M -
Dublin has now been held up for
hours by a combination
Of members Of the Sim isein society
and followers of James f.arkin. head
OF the transport workers union and
widely known rs a strike leader
There has been the same violence IN
Tho city as marked the big street car
strike Of 1913, which was headed by
Larkin, but supplemented by the use
)f nn armed force with military pre-
and the seizure of strategic
points designed To give the disturb
ince the aspect Of revolution.
Due 10 Foreign Influence
The lord lieutenant of Ireland IN
t proclamation today calls the move
nent 'inHurreotionary and declares
hat II is due to foreign prompting II
s. he says, ''suall." lie adds that
stern measures are to he taken to
suppress it,
red an imitation, though on O much
more extended scale, of Fort Chabrol
n Paris, which was held BY political
ioters some fifteen years ago. and
he riots In sydney street In London
While II Is declared not to have ,he
upport of The people generally and
ven Is not considered by some Of the
uthoritles rising, the situation GER |
ainly Is very serious ana far beyond |
he dimensions of a riot.
DisIWates Dublin.
The trouble has gone on now for |
wenty -four hours and has completely |
isocated the life of Dublin. No /
hops are open ana no business Is be- t
lg transacted. Street cars have /
eased TO run and the gas supply has
cen cut off Use Of the telephone
etween the city and the suburbs has
cen forbidden by the military, and |
ie running OF trains To and from
nc country Is very irregular.
Yesterday monday at mid day,
rs Sim Fcin revolutionists were as
,mbled as II for one OF their usual |
irades. They were supposed to be
ping out for an Easter Sunday
arch. Some Of the rank and file
zen imagined this was their pur-
lse.
Postofficc Seized.
About 500 of them, however. TOOK
lssession of the general postoftice
Sackville street, which at the time /,
as attended hy usual small holiday
aff Of clerks. There tho COO men
NAMED nil day and night and still
I'D forth. Telegraphic and postal
insofar AZ Il goes !
rough this, the chief postofnce in
eiand, has ceased
The raid was beyond the power Of
Is police to deal With Small detach-
ents of lancers appeared on the {
enc, but after two or three Of their
rises had been shot and two or
rec Of them wounded. they with
ew. Since then the Sim Fciners
the postofflce have been left alone
d they have holsted the flag OF the g
sh republic over The building.
Shops Are Looted. $
corners in Sackville street g
We been occupied by the Sim Fem Il
! ana barrioados Of barbed wire d
Aeted IN the thoroughfare. In this y
'eet there has been great deal Of i
,ting OF shops and smashing Of
ndows
IN st. stephens green. detach-
mt Of the Sim Feincrs entered the 9
zen. which Is surrounded by high n
ling. and locked themselves IN and 4
gan digging trenches. The author- Il
- considered that this move as a ly'