Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
DETAILED STORY
 OF IRISH RISING
 BROUGHT BY MAIL
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2 they have hoisted the flag of the Irish republic over the building.
 Various corners in Sackvile street have been occupied by the Sim Fein- cts and wired barricades have been erected. In this street there has been a great deal of loo;ing of shops and smashing of windows.
 In St. stephens Green d detachment of the sim Feincrs entered the green which is surrounded by a high railing and locked. The authorities consid- cred that this move as last stand might he ineligible, but as an outset nf the disturbance they could not guess its purpose
 The Countess Markievicz, the sister Of an Irish baron. in a volunteer uni form was a prominent figure in the disturbance She was one of the lead ns sympatnizers with James Larkin in the 1913 street car strike and her house vas raided in January by the police who are said to have seiZcd a printing press and type with which vas found pro-German literature was being printed. Her husband is said d. to be g Polish nobleman.
 In addition to St. Stephens Green, various corner points covering the en- .;raEcc to the Green also were occu- pied ny the Sim Fciners who flour isheC rifles from the windows of near " houses. Several passing motor cars aud t1xlcabs were commandeered. The occupants of these machines were talk en inside the Green, apparently as hostages. and the cars were drawn up on thc roadway as barricades.
 There has been much rifle and re- volvcr firing. seemingly at nothing in particular and several persons out holiday making have been killed or .iniurcd, The wounded were removed to St Nineent's hospital, on one side of St Stepnen's Green.
 In the Portobela road, over the can vl which forms the boundary of the city. the Sim Feiners seized corner public house. Here also holiday mak- CTS suffered from promiscuous shoot ing. One platoon of the Royal Irish Rifles succeeding in disiodging and taking prisoners these Sim Feiners.
 During Monday officers and men in kahli and also isolated individuals were shot ft in the streets. Some of them are reported to have been killed or wounded.
 No evening newspapers appeared ir Dublin Monday and no morning pa pers were published today( Tuesday, The Evening Mail office was occupied by members of the Sim Feiners yes te1dav They still retain the posses sion of the building. The military hav' established themselves opposite the Evening Mail office.
 The Royal College of Surgeons which faces St. Stephens Green on tn west was seized by the Sim Fener ard their flag flown from the build ing Thus far the revoters have cap turcd nothing by fighting. There Wa nobody 10 resist them and they simp ly occupied unprotected buildings.
 Tho authorities express the opinio that the trouble may last a day 0 two. They say there is ample force a the disposal of the governmen to que the entire disturbance with ease. Tn sympathy of the people generally the declare is against the disturbers, bu thus far the military authorities hay not shown their strength. They are n doubt anxious to end the trouble wit 9 minimum of bioodshed and destruC -tion of property.
 lt is impossible as yet to ascertai or even approximate the number persons killed or injured but there
 no doHbt that the aggregate is consiC erable as the holiday crowds were lart and the shooting by the Sim Feine was very wide and reckless