Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Revolt In Ireland
 Is Spreading
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED ALL
 THROUGH THE ISLAND.
ANXIETY IN ENGLAND
Rebels Are Stir in Possession ef Some Parts of Dublin and Street Fighting is Still in Presress-Enaland knx. ious Over Insurreetion.

London. April 2T. Io:17 p. m.-SIa-- tial law has been declared through out Ireland and Major General SI John Maxwell, who until recently com- manded the troops in Egypt, has gone over 10 take charge. the Irish exrcsI. tive officials having placed thernselve, under hls instructions. He has beer gwen full disciplinary powers for the extension of the operations and tho suppression of the rebellion.
 Revolt Has Spread.
 The revolt, which broke out in Dub. in Mond1ys has spread to other parta or Ireland, chiefly to the west and south This information, together vytth the fact that the rebels are stIll ir possession of parts of the city of Dub lin, was given to the nation by tho ministers in parliament today,
 Premier Asquith, who yesterday ha< gwen reassuring news respecting tho situation In Ireland. caused something or a nutter of anxiety by his stateneni today in the house of commons yyher ne announced a spread of the move. ment 70 other parts of Ireland. tho retention by the revolutionary forcei Of certain parts of Dublin and tho | the streets
 The government, the prime minister further announced, was conyined thai the forces now in Ireland and those now proceeding there were adequate 10 deal with the situation
 Condemned by Redmond and Carson
 Jshn Redmond. leader of the Irish Nationalist party, and Sir Edward carson the Cnionist leader. stronf | opponents on the home rule question | expressed their detestation of the rts- | ing and, as consequence Premier | Asquith ssid he did not think it nec- essary to hold a session of the house Aonday. as had been suggested by one or tne members 'to make clear to the world that true amount of support wa. behind the movement"
 Nsws Through Official Channels.
 Dublin is farther from London today tran Picking is from New York so faI as communication for the general pub- | l!c Is concerned. No Irish newsoaper, nave reached here since the risins and passenger traffic has been for Inc most part suspended The only infor- nation comes through ofnciaI chan neis.
 England Extremely Anxious.
 England naturally is extremely anx. lous about the Irish situation, but ps Tears ere expressed that the govern. ment VIII not be able 10 suppress tho rising. The casualties thus far do no- exceed what might have occurred ir civil riots. but more severe fighting il likely 10 follow before quiet Is restored In Dublin
 Extent of ssditious Movement Secret
 The extent of the seditious move. ment is for the present a governmen. tal secret, except that IL has spread ts tho west and south IL was on th, west coast of Ireland that Sir Rogel Cnsenents expedition. consisting of , submarine and a steamer, was intend, Ing 10 land munitions when the steam CT was captured by q patrol boat.
 No Disturbance In North of Ireland
 In the north of Ireland, So far as \ known. there has been no disturbance direct despatch from Londonderr- reporting complete order. From Syd uey, Melbourne, Adelaide and othe , parts Of the empire came a flood O cablegrams 10 Air. Redmond today rcpudiating the action of the rebellion elements In Dublin and expressfnl scorn nt what they have done ''vyhfl brave Irish soldiers are dying at th front that their country may pros lpcr"
 Incidentally, tho messages expres tho fullees confidence in AIr. Rednon, and the Irish parliamentary party.