The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-06-03
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CONTINUES

Major Acheson, an old and re-
spected citizen shot by sentry
Tenants daily evcted from their
homes Taxation is feared as
the crushing blow to the small
land owners.
Dublin, Ireland, May %, 1915.-This
is the 25th day OF Martial Law in Ire
land. Arrests continue, houses are
searched for arms, suspects are
seized and, without hearing, are
torn from their families and deported
to English prison camps.
The military government has posted
the following orders throughout the
provinces of Munster Leinster and in
five of the nine Ulster Counties.
THE General officer commands that
no person shall leave Ireland except
at North Wall, Knsstown, Belfast and
Greenore and at these ports only with
the consent of the officers in COM
mand"
Arrangements are being made to
intern in camps in England all Sim
teiners captured or surrendered who
are not dealt with here. Easement
has declared that Germany has sent
all assistance she is going to send and
this is now at the bottom of the sea.
(Signed) nspector-General.,R l. C.
Dublin Castle.
Use of Automobiles and Motor Cycles.
mo permit will be granted to use
motors except on urgent business and
then for one particular journey only.
Medical practitioners only may be
granted general permits if they prove
their bonafides."
Everyone shall remain indoors at
night between the hours Of 1880 p M.
and $50 A. M.
Tralee, Saturday.-Austin Sack,
! commandant of the Tralee Corps of
Sim Fein Volunteers, and Cornelius
Collins, an accountant in the Post
Office in Dublin who are charged with
aiding and abetting the importation
OF arms from the enemy, were taken
from Tralee Jail today under strong
police and military escort, and re.
moved by mail train to some unknown
destination.
Major Acheson, an old resident, in
the Fermoy district was shot dead by
sentry Saturday night.
Military officers posting proclama-
tions in County Kerry have been shot
al and wounded by rebels.
Wexford towns report surrender OF
Sim Fein rebels Mr.. Frank Healy of
| Queenstown, one of the leading law
yers in Ireland, we'll known for his
American business clients at the chief
port, has been seized by the military
handcuffed, put into boat and placed
in confinement on the British cruiser
Adventurer and is believed to be
lodged in some English prison.
Fermoy, Tuesday. - The alleged
cause for the execution of William
Kent is being learned. The Militar,
attacked the residence of his mother
Mrs. Mary Kent of Barnard. Castle
yons. The family resisted and blew
out the brains of the officer w. N
Rowe. The mother was wounded, one
son fatally injured and the survivor
executed without trial.
Limerick, Ireland, May II, 1916
Nearly fifty tenants are being evicted
from their cabins in County Leitrim
Great restitution is reported among
the fishers of the west coast who are
suspected of assisting and shelterine
German submarines and the patro
boats now drive the Irish fishermen
off the sea. The government has
asked the farmers to dig more turf fol
fuel as the price of coal is almost pro
hibitive. Lady Everhard, before the
Meath County Council, denounced the
government for not allowing railroads
to be built into the coal deposits lest
Irish coal mining might interfere will
English coal mine profits. The Kerry
Reporter says:
THE taxes will put an end in all
probability, to some small Irish in
dustries. We wish we had industries
on a larger scale just as the people OF
England have, and that we had also
representatives who would speak fol-
and safeguard our interests.