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est in reports from America that Germans and Irish Americans are in volved in the revolt and that German money and influence is belind the movement. They also publish eX- tracts from American newspapers.
 Capture of Reosls
 BULLETIN. KINGSTON. Ire, April 2S (via London) -Four hundred Irish rebels were made prisoners when the troops cartured St. Stephens Green and drove them out with bombs.
 As Seen by an Eye Witness
 LONDON. April 29. 1:2S a. m.-Thc following graphic description of the revolt in Dublin was given by ane eve witness who reached England from Dublin last night.
 The first incident of the outbreak was a sudden firing of musketry Tn St. Stephens Green about midday Monday. which startled the populace . Tie streets speedily filled with people rushing out to see what had hap pened.
 Soon more shots were heard on Sackville street Soldiers and mem [ bers of the Royal Irish constabulary were being fired at from mindows . 1 and houses Much glass was being broken by the shots. t Rebels inside the postoffice took possession of 1t and allowed thcir comrades to march in. There vas Ho military or civil guard to overcome them Most of the employees of the postoffice were turned out Of the building. girls as well as men, al the point of the bayonet. In some eases revolvers were held at their heads ] Several persons were killed or i wounded Two mounted constables ' were shot dead. Sackville street be- { came the chief center of activ.ty i It vas not until late that the crowd began to dwindle. The first soldiers 1 shelter wherever they could when they saw the Sim Feiners, several hundred
 strong. marching about the town" ! Having cut the telegraph and tele-
 phone wires. the rebels posted in
 windows and on roofs, constantly fired on the soldiers and police. In
 siee the pos,office building barrieados
 of tables and desks soon were thrown up None of the employees seem 10 Fave offered resistance. The republic
 flag was hoisted soon after noon.
 "In the St Stephens Green neigh torhood the rebels seized a number of
 houses. Many shots were fired at the Shelbourne hotel Many soldiers and policemen in the crowds were picked off. The rebels wore ordinary
 civilian clothes and carried old fash toned rifles,
 All traffic was stopped. Some times drivers were fired at without ? first being told to halt
 .grhe rebels took possession of al
 the public houses near the Green over ona of which they hois;ed the repub-
 lican flag. Scon after this incident | the firing became very indiscriminatc / and many more civilians were 9 wounded.
 ! ~TlIe rebels also took possession ol
 public house near Porto Bello ba
 racks aud constantly fired from it
 This stronghold afterward was cap e tured by the military with the aid oi a machine gun.
 Throughout Monday afternoon arc . night, firing was heard in different h parts of the city. In the outskirts - however. there was no trouble what
 ever.
 An attempt was made on Dublin : castle but the guards defeated th a mob after considerable fighting. 2 At the railway stations trains Wer h stopped the tracks were torn up ar 'e the employees were dispersed.
 Tn Cotton Green. St Stephen Gree i- and Sackville street. street cars an le other vehicles were commandeere l. and used as barricales.
 2 Throughout the greater part q III Monday afternoon most of the cit 'd was iG the hands of the rebels l " considerable portions of the cit. IS however. there vas no fighting. Per ot feet calm prevailed. The moving pie le ture shows were open as usual an r. the people were allowed to pas or through the streets as in ordiuar ed times
 re Early Tuesday troops began to aT
 rive and concentrated movement wa h. begun to eject the rebels from the DC Tn si.iors they had taken. The plans es the authorities vas obviously to SUI m round them, and with this aim, u D. troops were hurried to strategic point nh Fire was opened upon the Sim Feine oi who were in strong force in Sackvil ne ard Dame streets Military snipe
 upon -the roofs on the cottages aI
 sheltered by chmneys fired contin'
 ously at the rebels approaching Il Tor college One rebel was shot dead in to medi2tely in front of the building al is his body was taken inside. ral "On Tuesday the rebels in { lay trenches or St Stephens Green we 'as barricaded with great collection lin automobiles. other vehicles and par lay phernalia of all sorts. A little boy W
 was peering through the railing Inc om was shot by rebel sniper During al- day ambulances made many visits lu- the hospitals, carrying in injured. and Just before lunch time Tuesday it, big body of rebels salied from Ns- pcstoffice and marched to the Or "a5t ham hotel to eommandeer the prov ou- ions. They returned safely to
 postoffice with supplies of meat flo the bread and vegetables.
 the "In tie evening the authorities, by termined tc drive the rebels from also shop at Kelly Corner. where there
 at been much shipping, trained q mach that gi'n on the building and it's front ' be- quickly smashed in. A number iver prisoners were taken here