The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
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London. Aprii -N GI.3. o. M q
graph, STORY of the situation 10 Dub.
Ten. a. tolu ut q ,lorsymau who got
away from ~, city hy motor To Bci-
fast ls printed o. h. GsilN Telegraph
TO-DAY. The clergy man sdIi there va-
hsrdly Il s,ul to be seen !u th, -tic q
90 Dublin Tho rehols mad anttru, u,''
thcntsrl>os IN s. stephens overnight
and On "Wednesday muIulup wr.'
blazing away TTumisCuouslN with tb'ii
rifc, li' vi, unabl, Geo discover
GO what they vrr. firing 'll around
- Stophou'- Green az, thu houses ~
srntr, Judgos and leading govern
m,ut officials. while az uu' .uru'r ul
%. E.,ru i- the Sh,iluuru, motel. th,
occupants ct which ar, ut NIrtuJ'I
prisoners A. ia, head Of Grafton
street Duullu fashionable shupplus
/ thoIough.tto. the rebels had erected
| strong utrrl,ad,s. Row Of u'',,
1 ars communicated iu IN, streets the
prev luus dbN. W,i' thrown !,ru-- tn
| road. shutting oft access 60 the gr'cu
At Dublin Castle there w"r" few
| trace. ui Mondays struggle. The 'u
| trance Was barred up. II was here
| that tNu Of th, earliest fatalities ".-
] curgcd tn, policeman On duty az m,
| gate & the .stl. ana the sentry ~
| tide both being shot dead
Th. offices uf the DAILY Esprvs'
ana the Evening Mail w"r" early ~
| the hands OF the rebels VINO utilized
| them AZ points of yantag" for frlnt
at every man seen IN uniform, \
business establishment nu the uppu'
| sit" std. ~ the street also was cap
tured.
| 10 reach the city from -. stephens
| Green the clergyman had tu proceed
| hy way of YORK street. whence II wa
easy 10 go To- IA" uuaNs There Wa
nu traffic south uf -Four courts, whio'
wcr. Nill iu IN" hands uf the r"nc,.
who could hr seen inside. W"ariH.
thor green hats \ hospital clos" Dos
lhad h'cu completely wrecked nnd ih'
| inmates made prisoners IN the upp-i
rooms
| A, the general pustorlco. green
white and orange flag Heated To- th'
breeze. The rebels w"r, stll IN pc,
session OF the building SackNll''
street was 4 scene Of dosolatiou th'
sidewalks Uttered with glass, shop
had been looted ana their contcnu
carried away in large quantities.
| TRAVELLING by ,lrcuitous routes IN,
clergyman lett the city unmoi"st",
land On the way to Belfast turned
back number ot motors which were
lEoing To- Dublin
| London. April 20 q Is a. M IT,
Times publishes an account hy an 'S
witness of the Dublin uprising whicl
emphasizes the excellent Organization
lot the rebels and the fairly success,
ful efforts oi tn, leaders To- rostrail
uotiug This account says.
! "tivuaus were not mulcstcd ~ tn
street. ana much of the iir,ng was
blank cartridges. There was an e..
tort to show that the movement va
Nrictiy military IN character and H.
Erected only against the government
not against tn, pupula,,. There wa
II httl. lootiug hut only about ten "
twenty shops were entered. Thcr
was mo- violence against private per
sons and as long as YOU did not wcu
"A uniform you were as safe wdlkin
IN Dublin streets ~ ~ the streets q
. London.
This show remarkable diiicI
. ruDo from the Dublin RIOTS two Ncnt
. ago when n wac not safe for auNhud
tu walk In Tn" streets for fear of ~,
/, louDc. There was barhcd wire aruuu
d the postutncc, but IN" scntin-ls mad
4 NO cttor, tu prevent people Wh
wished tu do -o from crawling urd,
, the barricrs.
"bn the other hand n was mad
clear that anybody IN his majesty
uniform would ho shot az sight,
Another illustration of the rebel