The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-30
rangsnsn and Catilaiics Fight.
Rtsrraly, R-oting Being Be-
vond Contrni OF
poiica.
CATHOLICS EXPELLED
E;sesn Dead, Stfty NazrasG ana
Sa.sco, COO Csnrsa- 1one- So Far
ia Vie.sns Qurs
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BEiI4E'sSSsr, Aug 3@-~FrieFes fssat-
ing between 0rangeoen and Catholics
continued here today.
The rioking. WHICH has brosesn oc.
at Intervals for three days csatereI
in ths Rorie street district and inr
votveti hundreds OF saipyard
workers
Two ussa we're shot and several
ware iniarsd -sy bricks and clubs 10.
the resumption of rioting. which, in
creased In violence shortly afrer.
eight a. m.
The riots hare talsan q tosi IT
eleven dead and fifty wounded,
IRE 0rangsnen contines systensl
aticaily 10 axpel the Catholics more
than four thos1sand OF whom are
homeless and destitute, IN Belfast and
it's enrivoasA Property damages is now
estimated ut s9,5s9 600
Soldiers and police, ers practically
poweFiess to stem The savage evil
warfare
rhe entire Catholic population Ss,
Ltsht,rn and Ranbrtsge has been
driven away ard 2,g0@ have been ex-
psfled from the BalvmacarraC district.
Five thousand Catholic worSnea have
been forced to leave ths Belfast snip
yards,
Sim Fem Record.
DUBLIN, Aug. 30-S Sim Fein syus-
p@thizsTs killed ssgenty-aight police
mem. eleven soldiers and eighteen
civilians IN ireland between January
and August 2f. according TO an Off
eial statement issued here to-day,
In che same period t34 policemen,
soldiers and forty,uile civil
.ians were wounded.
In a pastoral letter, Cardinal Lcgue
Denounced the theory that it is law
'ui ACT Of war to shoot anyone wear
ng p0iicsman's uniform, declaring
ne preferred to cali il By its true
name Of murder"
Order is Restored
BELFAST. Aug. 3G.--Soldiers and
police restored order today. following
! night and morning of rtoting be-.
-ween 0rangemen and Catholics. ,
Three men and woman were
TILED today and ifty persons wound .
I'd, bringing the total casualties up
o fifteen killed anu one hundred
Eiehteenei, Day WITHOUT Feed l.
LONDON. Aug. 39.--Terreace Mac
swiney, lord mayor of Cork. collapsed
gain in Brixtcn prison this afternoon
Physicians expressed the belief he had
tut few hours TO live This is the
eighteenth day OF his hunger strike. !
Arpe5i r, P-ep,fe-
LONDON, Aug. 39.-J. H Thomas,
lrthur Henderson and William Adam
on, labor leaders, today sent a joint
.ote 20 Premier LloydGeorge as fol-
lwS:
THE whole Of organized labor asks
consideration Of the governments
ecision to allow MacSwiney to die.
lis death would make solution of the
-ish problem even more remote We
ppeal to- you to do the big thing" +,
MacSwiney Still Alive.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-Muriel Mac =,
winey, young wife of the lord mayor 9
{ Cork, who has been almost con- =
:autly by the side of her husband :.
ince his condition became critical !
$ the result of hunger strike, was d
ersef on the verge OF a breakdown I
)day.
After spending three hours with
he lord mayor IN Brixton prison to-
ay the lady ulayoress was pale and 5
eak when she left the institution u
nd appeared to be nearing physical a
1llapse. She said that following his I
alapse last night, MacSwiney re- s
1vered consciousness this morning
i'd recognized her, though he was
nable to speak.
MacSwfney was expected soon to {
elapse into a comatose condition, S
'ter which physicians would feed s
i'm liquid food, 1t was learned. from 7