Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
MANY OUTRAGES
 BUT NJ REVOLT
 BESET IRELAND
Sim Fein Troubles Mani fested in Attacks on Po- lice Stations and Burning of Public Records-Sol- diers Wounded
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

Q1efS wounded
 Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 DUBLIN, April 4.-(By The Asso- ciated Press .)-Easter demonstrations in Ireland did not develop into a spec tacUlar effort of force against he gov ernment which the adhereuts of the re- publican cause considered would be suicidal, but there was a series of out rages in many parts of the island The malcontents took d new angle in their work. when they attacked 16 tax offices in as many cities and towns, destroying the records in various ways, but mostly by fire.
 The attacks against police barrack and police huts numbered 35. In most ot the cases the police had left the bar racks to go to concentration points in the larger cities. Where only women and children were left in the barracks or huts the raiders gave warning of casualties
 Many Attacks Reported
 At Dublin castle tonight it was stated that the destruction of the tax records will be reassessed, and their taxes are likely to be increased by the need of funds to replace the barracks and huts destroyed.
 Attacks on the police barracks and government offices are reported from Limerick, both town and county, and also from places in county Claire. No casualties are reported yet, except the wounding of two soldiers by John Mitchell, whom they arrested at Glen ade, Retriem county. Mitchell fired re- peatedly before surrendering
 The Sim Fein flag has been flying all day long from the masthead of the flagstaff on the admiralty pier at alHr- night and the pole was well creased, to prevent it from being hauled down.
 Keep Bremen Busy
 DUBLIN, April 4.-Masses Of impor- tant correspondence and documents were burned in a series of fires which kept the fire fighters rushing from o'clock last night until after midnight. The circumstances indicated a well planned incendiary plot Fires occurred in the offices of at least eight income tax collectors and surveyors in differ ent parts of the city.
 The incendiarieS did their work well and the fires were well advanced be- fore the fire brigade arrived. Just be- fore the outbreaks, the carefaker5 of the burned buildings were held up by armed men.
 A man believed to be Private Laur ence Mckenzie of Belfast was found shot through the head early this morn ing in Howth, southeast of this city. IL is thought the wound will prove mortal.
 Ten Sim Feiners were arrested to- day at Newry in connection with out rageS. A message from Tullamore re- ports that a masked band late Satur- day night reused from his bed farmer and his family residing In Kings coun- ty and ordered them into the farm yard. They seated the whole family on chairs and, having compelled the farmers son. Kieran Flynn, to stand up, rired at him wounding him seriously in the arm and abdomen They then attempt ed to blow up the house and decamped-
 Trouble in Belfast
 BELFAST, April 4.-There was no expectation of serious trouble here ana the troops were not even confined to barracks Saturday night. But the au- thorities were alert, when it was dis covered that the telegraph wires had been cut and that telephonic communi- cation with the south generally had suddenly ceased. Later il was found that raids on the police barracks had occurred at Clough, Rostrevor, Lough and other places
 In Belfast Sim Feiners made Simul- taneous attempts to burn government property; several buildings were set afire but without serious results. Ad- ullSSlOIl lO the DulluiliSS Was Dy the raiders disguised as telegraph em- ployes. All the raiders got safely away.
 When the wires were restored it was found that attempts had been made to burn the revenue offices in Dunndalk
 Early Sunday morning seven Sim Feiners forced an entrance into the Newry customs house and burned all documents found Thirty disguised men attacked an untenanted barracks at Loughbrictland which was wrecked with explosives.
 CORK. April 1.-Two fires. believed to be the work of incendiaries occurred in Cork last night. The blazes broke nue and pension office, situated a half mile apart The water supply. which was insuf ficient at first was soon increased, but too late to prevent the total destruc- ton of both buildings. The firemen this morning were fighting to prevent a spread of the flames. LONDON, April 5.-The press asso- citation says that the authorities have received reports that more than 60 police barracks and posts, for the most part unoccupied, have been destroyed during the weekend and that two policemen were shot and seriously wounded at BalIyhaunis.
 MYSTERIOUS POISON
 ATTACKS PRISONERS