New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29

College One rebel was shot dead I'm,
mediately boz front OF the ouliDlhs an"
his body taken inside.
Ins. before lunch time Tuesday
big bodv Of rebels sailed from me
nos.ofTcc and marched Co ,hc Ores nam
Hotel 10 commander the provisions
They returned safely 20 the postoih0e
Nth supplies Of meat, flour. bread ana
In the evening the authorities, deter
r,;ncd fo drive the rebels from a shoP
a. Kelly Corner where there had Deen
much sniping. trained machine gun
on the building and ITS mont "saS
cnicklv smashed In. A number OF prs
oners were taken here.
Liberty Hall Is Shelled.
Tho situation was taken more strong
Il. in hand bv tine military early on
vod,esdav. Nobody was allowed 70
s,snd in the streets, and concerteu
measures were taken against Liberty
Wsu the headquarters Of the Slhn
Feiners. A plain green flag tioated over
ms building. Two small guns "eic
brorght up and fire was opened upon
The hostile headquarters. rory shei''
were fred in FIVE minutes. 49,. eac
Tbc frst shot carried of the nag
81 T,,io was left OF the building wheh
he firing stopped. Most OF the ieoe'9
managed 10 escape by back exits.
A. eoor as the bombardment stopped
IT,; r,,sbed the hall from different
sides. and took possession OF tne rum eI,i
,, , lond cheering. The building icIl
AZ noon the military closed Camden
Street. which leads TO the Porto9e'lSS
Rsrracks. There was good deaI o.
6rino here. and the soldiers TOOK pos
session of a saloon which the reoeiss
were occupying. and made prisoners OIL
the rebel garrison.
Dublin. Tuesday, April % wa
London. April 28D Dublin mas nov
been held up for twenty-four nouts os
p combination Of members OF lhe ol'.''
Fein Society and followers oil y Jam.
Tsrkin. head Of the Transport NoIH
crs' Union and well known as a s'''N0
leader. ..;otorco IN
There has NttH lfN' NoAHN
the city as in the big streetcsr $50 ,,i,
in 1913. which was headed by i;''.i.
II is supplemented, however, by tnc w
Of an armed force with mlillaIy pn
tensions and the seizure OF sttaVes'e
points designed TO give the aspect oi !"
revolution. ,.,A 1, q
proclamation to-day calls ihe nnoHe
ment "insurrectionary'' ana deciaiI
that II Is due 20 foreign prompting; j..
- Ia saws. small" lie adds that
"stern measures are BENG 'aSeh ~
suppress IT. .orsidorod
an imitation, though on a mucnI cn
.a,deJ scale. Of "Fort Chabrol IN
paris which was held by political rot
ere Some fifteen years ago. and inc
80 in sydney Street III London
While II is declared not TO have tn,
snnnort Of the people generally, ana
o,'ap IL not considered by some as a
Using. the situation certainly is very
serious.
Shops Closed in City.
The trouble has gone on now -0r
twenty-four hours and has completely
dislocated the life Of Dublin. No shops
are omen and no business Is beng
transacted. Streetcars have ceased
running and the gas supply has peen
cut off Use Of the telephone has beeh
forbidden by the military and trains
10 the country are very Irregular
Yesterday Monday at midday the
Slim Fein revolutioniSts were assembled
as II for one Of their usual paradeS.
They we're supposed TO be going out
xor an Easter Monday march. some
Ii the rank and file even imagined thaV
this was their purpose. A
About 600 Of them. however, took
nossession of the general postoince' III
Sackville Street. which at the time was
attended by a usual small holiday stan
of clerks. There the 500 men renamed
All day and night and still hold forth'
Tolegraphic and postal communiea-
ton i'm so far as IT goes through TINS
the chief postoffice in ireland has
ceased.
Republics Flag Over Building
The raid was beyond the power OF
Tho notice TO deal with. Small detach-
ments of Lancers appeared, but AFTER
two or three horses had been shot ana
two or three men wounded they with
arow Since then the Sim Felners
have been left alone. and they nave
hoisted the flag of the Irish republic
over the building. -, c..
Various corners in Sackville Street
have been occupied by the Sim Fem
crs and barbados of barbed wire
erected. In this street there has been
a great deal of looting OF shops ana
smashing Of windows.
In 81 Stephens Green a detachment
~ the Sim Feiners entered the green
which Is surrounded by hlgh raining
locked themselves in and began arg
rinr trenches. They authorities con,
Sidered that this move as last s'aho
might be Ineligible, but as 6egih.
ming OF the disturbance they could no'
guess its purpose.
Countess Leads Rebels.
Tho Countess Markevicz, the sister
of an Irish baron, IN Volunteer uni
form. was prominent iigure IN INC
disturbance. She was one OF the lead
ING svrpathizers with James Larkn II
the 1918 riots. Her house was raide'
in January by the police, who seized .
printing press and type with which al
legged pro- German literature was beinI
nrirted. Her husband is said to be
Polish nobleman.
In addition TO st. stephens Gree
various corner points covering the en-
trance also we're occupied by the SIN
Feiners. who fourished rifles from IN
windows OF nearby houses. Severa
passing motor cars and taxicabs wer
co,nmandeered. The occupants wer
taken inside the Green. apparently a
hostages. and the cars were drawn u
on the roadway as barbados.
Officers Shot at in Streets
There has been much rife and re
.u,,-o- Grirg and several persons ou