Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-09

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mann wall. The wall was badly dam
AGED by six direct hits, out of 20 high.
explosive shells fired" 49,
Bomb Docs Damage.
London, June 3. - Cohsid cradle
damage was done at Ballinasloe when
ia bomb a thrown into the premis-
Tires eatSoiies, aceording 70 a CEN
trail News dispatch.
Armed men raideds lord Clancarty's
mansion at Carbilly and took away
the pianos andtvaluable oil paintings.
The houses OF two members Of the
Royal Irish constabulary were burned
down and all members of the Royal
Irish Constabulary left B~allinasloe
under threat Of death.
The pedestal Of Lord Clancarty's
statue, says dispatch, bears the In
scription: Sentenced to death. Re-
member, all 0rangemen, clear out.
Nobody dares to attempt to 'obliterate
this inscription, revolver, rule being
Dali Ii Peaceful.
tBy The Associated Pross.1
Dublin, June S.--While there was
brief lighting along the Ulster border
today. the Dali Eireann opened an an
atmosphere of peace; every point in
aPSoSAO1C will WhS
avoided because of the conferences at
London and the Forthcoming elections
in Ireland.
The old bitterness revived only for
an interval. when Michael Collins,
mead of the provisional government,
thought he gay a campaigning mo-
tive in an attempt by the supporters
Chiiders' name OF the brand of
E~nglishman. Controversial subjects,
such as ar army report containing q
strong denunciatton Of the disturbanc-
es alleged to be due to irreguars,
passed without discussion and the re-
mainder Of the proceedings Were
mainly formal. .
It is generally assumed~fhat the
legislative body now being elected
will inherit the present Dahl and that
a coalition government is q certainty.
Several references were made. to the
solidarity of all, sides in any dispute
with the British ministry.
Fighting Halted.
London, June s. Operations de-
signed to clear the Pettigee Bclleek
triangle in Ulster have been com
pleted with the occupation of Belleek
by the British forces today and, un-
less the troops. arc attacked there will
be no advance. Therefore, there is no
reason feg further fighting. according
to an official communication tonight.
With the object of preventing
.bloodshed the forces have been out
of all proportion to the resistance ex-
pected, and. says the communicate,
the comparatively bloodless result,
justified the precautions.
The British government intends to
withdraw the British forces within
Ulster territory, it is added, when it is
satisfactorily assured the u%nlikelihood
of a repetition of the incursions and
raids which have disturbed the area
and communications to this end and
for the restoration Of tranquility on
his part of the frontier have been ad-
dressed to h provincial government.
The London negotiations are de-
clared to be- proceeding satisfactorily;
technical conferences on points con-
nected, with the Interpretation of the
treaty continued today, and in conse-.
auence tof the progress made. a meet
ing of the British signatories to the
treaty is expected tomorrow. Arthur
Griffith %conversed with Mr.. Churchill
for an hour this afternoon for the
purpose of devising more effective
for preventing collisions on
the Ulster border:
Belfast. June S. - Archibald
Mccain, a farmer, and his nephew.
John Mccain! were shot today by
armed unmasksd man who took them
Mills, county Antrim Archiba 1dswas
killed and his nepftew wounded seri-