Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-15
THREE CIVILIANS
KILLED IN DUBLIN;
THIRTY WOUNDED
Soldiers Attempt to Raid
Clothing Store-0ne Of
fiCer SucCumbS.

| LONDON. October IA (by the Asso-
ciated Press) A Dublin dispatch to the
| Central News reports that three civil
j ians were shot dead and more than thir-
| ty wounded in a clash between civilians
! and soldiers in Talbot street. The dis
/ trict, this evening, was in a state of high
| excitement and several raids were being
carried out in the neighborhood
| DUBLIN. October 1.-Two persons.
| a boy of fifteen years and another civil
! ian, were killed and four others wound
| ed. including a policeman on duty, when
! soldiers with two lorriel, and an armored
| car attempted to rad d building coz
! tanning a tailoring -tr.c on Talbot street
! today.
| a crowd collected when the raiding
! party appeared and the military, fear
| ing an attack. fired voleys.
| The tailoring store is owned by two
leading Sim Feiners. one of whom.
| Thomas Hunter, is a member of the
| British house of commons
| One Officer Killed.
| The official report on the Talbot street
| affair says that on the arrival of the
troops a body of civilians outside the
| shop opened fire and one officer was
killed and one non commissioned Off
Ger wounded The fire was returned by
| the troops.
| At 2:3O O'Clock this afternoon an Off
Ger and two soldiers in a turreted ar
| mored car visited the PhibSbOrough
Bank to draw their pay. While the Off
! Ger was in the bank four young men
| opened fire on the car, wounding one OF
the soldiers. The other soldier vigor-
ously returned the fire of the assailants,
one of whom, a civilian, was wounded
! in the head and died later.
Raid Cork City Hall.
| CORK, October 1.-THE first raid on
the Cork city hall since Terence Mac
Swiney, the lord mayor, was arrested
| last August took place shortly before
! noon today. when four lorries filled with
soldiers, a smaller lorry mounting a
Lewis gun and armored car drove up
and took possession of the building.
The raiders remained for more than an
hour They made one arrest, John
Eager, a clerk in the highways depart
ment. on whom they found ucket TOT
a rattle of a revolver.
Every person in the building was
rounded up and with hands IN the ar
was sent to the corridor on the sec
ond floor. where personal search
was made In the meantime there
was a systematic search OIL the Varl-
Gus department offices.
Sim Feiners Blamed.
RELFAST. October 15-A party of
men said to be Sim Feiners raided
the Spence and Hohnstone engineer
ing works here last evening, held up
the workmen with revolvers and set
fire to the building The flames were
auenched before great damage was
done.
Severe stone throwing, necessitatlng
their Intervention of the military, oc-
Cured in the network of streets be-
tween York street, a continuation OF
the city's main thoroughfare, and
Queen street, which is nationalist
locality. The disorders assumed such
a serious aspect that the soldiers
were summoned and with the aid of
the police put down the rioting.
LONDONDERRY, Ireland, October
14.-In consequence of the disorders
Tuesday night an armored car pa
trolled the affected area and extra
troops were placed on duty. There
was considerable revolver firing last
night.