The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-22
ENGLISH RAID
FOOTBALL GAME
CAUSING PANIC.
Raid Said to Have Followed
Shooting of Number of
Military Officers
SENSATION IN LONDON
Newspapers Condemn Methods
Used and Some Advocate
Martial Law For Ireland
SENSATION IN LONDON

London, Nov. ga violent
scene occurred in the House Of
Commons this afternoon during
the period OF questioning regard
ing the situation in Ireland. 10.
semi Deyilin. nationalist and Il
uniOnist member, came to blows.
The sitting was suspended.
London. Nov. 22.-The sending
Of additional troops is being
seriously considered, it was stat.
ed ut the war office this after
noon. The Lord Mayor of Dublin
applied for police protection last
evening, ii was stated officially
today. The Viceroy gave permis-
sion for the guard being sent but
no regular military or police be-
ing available, party Of "black
and tans" was sent to guard the
Lord Mayor.
London, Nov. 22.-Murder stalked
through the streets of Dublin yester-
day and at night fall meager reports
indicate that at least twenty five per-
sons had been killed and upwards
Of 100 Or more seriously wounded
The days disorders began with the
deliberate shooting Of II
men, who were for the most part mil
itary officers.
During the afternoon Irish con
5tabulary, or "black and tans", raided
Cnpke park where a football game
was in progress and in the melee at
least ten persons were killed.
Fires Break Out 1
Communication with Ireland was
seemingly interrupted last evening
but latest advices declare fires hal
broken out in that city.
Shooting began in streets just be-
fore midnight and 1t was asserted sew
eral more were killed.
Yesterdays murderous outbreaks ir
Dublin produced in London a sensa-
tion comparable to that which fol-
lowed the Easter rebellion of 1916.
May Bring Sensation
Military authorities in Dublin a.,
said to hold the view that the murder
If the ii army officers will produce
he final outburst of nearly broken
last desperate throw
)f the fugitives who are known TO
have flocked to Dublin to escape the
severity of the measures employed in
he provinces to suppress Sim Fem
sn.
There is no lack, however of scorn-
'ul interferences and doubt Of the con-
idence supposedly held by officials.
r0day's newspapers condemn with
severity the system followed in Ire
and, Some demand stringent methods
If repression and hint that at the de-
STABILITY Of imposing martial law ia
reland.
London was waiting anxiOusly for
urther news from Dublin.
Few Prisoners Taken &.1-
Reports to the Irish office from
Dublin at noon said three or four un-
Identified persons had been killed in
hat city last night. Several police
nen had been Killed IN Other parts
If Ireland, the Irish office announc-
ID.
Official announcement was made
his afternoon that the assassinatiOns
II Dublin yesterday, totalled II, while
tx persons, including Sim Feiner;,
we're injured during the attacks Four
prisoners were taken. These figures
10 not include the casualties at
,roke park.
Because of the completeness with
,hich the attack on the officers was
tanned, says an official report, the
roops and police in Dublin had made
cry few arrests of suspects in con-
ection with yesterdays shooting.
JOURNALIST KILLED