The evening world., 1920-11-22

was planned, says an offcial report
the troops and police in Dublin had
made very few arrests OF suspects.
Three OF the assassins OF British
officers were captured red-handed
with their arms, II was announced in
the House OF Commons this afternoon
by Sir HamRr Greenwood, the Chief
Secretary for Ireland One OF them
had been wounded, he added
DUBLIN, Nov. 22.--The murders
On Dublin yesterday took place with
in half an hour by several bodies
OF men operating simultaneously
Following Is a list OF casualties as
known; The dead: Major Dowling,
Capt d. I. MacI,ean. Capt. Newbury
Capt Bagally. Capt Fitzgerald, Capt
Price, ex-Capt Mccormack. Licut
Bennett, Lieut.. Aimes, Lieut.. Mahou,
+. II. Smith, L. A. Wilde, Cadet Gar
min and Cadet Morris. The wounded
are; Col. Woodcock, shot In the back;
Col. Montgomery, shot In body; Capt
Kinnelly. shot in arm; Lieut.. Murray.
shot In body, and ]. Caldown.
At the Gresham Hotel, in Sack
Vile Street, fifteen men walked
into the hotel and held up the
star with revolverB. They examined
ahe hotel register. and under the pain
OF instant death, the hall porter was
ordered 10 take ten men to the bed
room OF Capt Mccormack. While
chesS men went to NcCormack's
room. the remainder Of tho raiders
guarded the stan, who were COM
PEELED to stand with arms held over
their heads. Mccormack was sitting
ap In bed, reading n newspaper, when
Rhe men entered and hred four bullets
into his body.
SHOT DEAD IN TRYING TO Es-
CAPE.
T.. A. wide, who was killed IN an
Dther room. apparently had got out
NJ bed and had got half way toward
she door. when he was shot dead.
The murder at No. 20 Mount street
was called to the attention of a party
of seventeen auxiliary police cadets,
who were passing the house in q lorry
on their way back to their country
stations, by women who shouted to
them from n window, IAN ofilcer has
been murdered. The party. who were
In plain clothes, surrounded the house
and two were sent TO the barracks for
achievements. The rest OF the party
entered the house and learned that
three oficers lived in the house and
that one Of them had been murdered.
II was learned that the raiders had
entered the house by telling a story
about a letter from one OF the officers.
Three or four shots were fred at one
,of the officers and he was killed
almost instantly, Another oficer
escaped.
The two cadets who had been sent
for relnforcements were felled in the
street by men who apparently had
seen the arrival Of the auxiliarieS.
News OF the death OF the two auxil-
aaries was brought to the barracks
by a Red Cross nurse living at
No. 80 Mount Street. She said:
''rhere are two officers murdered In
my garden" Lieut. Mahon was killed
at No. 20 Mount Street. He Is said to
have been an officer in the Tank
Corps.
Capt MacLean and Messrs. Smyth
and CAldown were attacked by a band
OF twelve men in a house In North
amptoh Road. They we're taken from
their bedrooms to the top story Of the
house, where they were shot.
Three men, suspected of being
Secret Service agents, likewise were
attacked and shot while asleep in
Hampton Street, and still another man
IN lower Mount Street was shot.
At a house in Baggot Street Capt
Newbury was shot by hye men. He
was In the front parlor 81 the house
While = football match was ir
progress at Croke Park. slxteer
.lorries flled with auxiliary police
moved swiftly up and surrounded
abe place.
An account Of the troubles issued b.
Dublin Castle saysi
1T would seem .as II the gam
which haE made the murder OF Crow
servants its business for some tim
past had become greatly concerne
OF late at the pace and pressure witt
which the machinery OF justice ha
been exercised against them. The
have become acutely conscious tina
the Crown has gained OF late intimat
knowledge not only Of their method
and plans, but also Of their name
and whereabouts and OF their crimind
history individually. Murder plan
were being frustrated, arrests Of men
bers OF the murder gang ana the
associates we're being made in "a
greater numbers and with fuller pro,
poets than ever before OF assuTin
that justice should be attained an
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