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'OMR ALArtkA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916.
NO. 1030.
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STARTS AND THE
REBELS CAPTURE DUBLIN
LONDON, April 25.—The Chief
Secretary for Ireland told the House
of Commons that telographic com
munication with Dublin has been
mostly cut off and radio dispatches
arc now principally boing received.
He also stated that Irish rioters
began an incipient revolt when they
attempted to tako the General Post
Office in Sackville streot. The gov
ernment had full advance notice of
the intentions of the rioters and
they were met by resistance from a
large force of troops sent up from
the Curragh of Kildare, the Irish
training camp.
The crowd was armed but in
effectively and when they advanced
to the post office they were mot by a
I volley from the troops which killed
twelve and wounded a score.
The rioters still hold some of the
principal sections of the Irish capit
al but the troops arc cleaning it up
in a systematic manner. Already
hundreds have been arrested and
will be tried by court martial, mar
tial law having been proclaimed by
the Lord Lieutenant.
Sir Augustine Birrel stated this
evening that riots were also report
ed from other sections but were
mostly sporadic and unimportant,
all of them being easily controlled,
j The capture of Sir Roger Case
ment showed that the matter had
been planned by German agents says
the Chief Secretary.
NEW YORK, April 25.—Local
Irish leaders received cablegrams to
day declaring that the Irish volun
teers captured Dublin after a short
fight, taking Lord Wilborne the
viceroy. Under-Secretary Nathan
and General Friend with his entire
staff together with several hundred
soldiers, prisoners.
The later cables announce that
these are being held as hostages for
the life of Roger Casement who has
I been taken to London and whose
life the British threaten to take.
He will stand trial for treason.
The revolutionists claim victories
in other sections of reland anil as
sert that German submarine are
infesting the Irish Sea ready to at
tack any transports. It is reported
also, according to these dispatches,
that two British warships were sunk
by the submarino accompanying the
auxiliary cruiser which landed Case
ment whose capture was due solely
to an error in signalling.
The Irish revolutionists entered
Dublin by way of the Phoenix Park
whore they had assembled overnight
captured the British garrison school,
seized the police depot, and swept
into Dublin castlo after they had
seized the residents of the viceregal
lodge in the Park.
The final success came to the
Irish late Sunday evening.
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faring darkness -ths Osman Cruisers
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fir thetOsnswi gunfastr. • The Ships
•n not seriousiy ,*«nasodv. Whst
Sfcoct tho ^ryish g^ars bad,upon
tie Germans ta not known, but as
all escaped it probably Is' not serf*
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."j in ^addition •••■« German' dSeppeltns
made a raid upon the eastern coun»
Mjo* dropping Bovonty lotted lery
ppmbs but causing no serious-dam*
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the Gormans during the same raid
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Mind whete- tinder the orders ot
tiMafi ’Cksemept: to attempt *os
aim'd o'to laibd guns mud ammunUod
■applies. T^je coast guard reported
the presence it the Persian which
wa^nk.** Br^ah^^l* crej
Including Sir Roger Casement beigg
taken
being
■ The crew is being sent, to England
to a detention camp. Casement lb to
be tktid Mr high treason haring
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BERLIN, April 25.—The Turks
according to a recent Constantinople
dispatch captured Katla near the
Sues canal.
BERLIN, April 25.—The British
have occupied Kondoa in Uerman
East Africa.
LONDON, April 25.—The War
Office reports a series of victories
ovhr a nondescript force of Germans,
Turks and Arabs tribesmen at differ
ent points on the Senai Peninsula.
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Except upon tho Palestine outskirts
of the Peninsula this is now free
from all Turkish forces.
BERLIN, April 26.—A signal in
stance of the Rumanian friendliness
towards the Teutons is instanced
today by the announcement that Ru
mania has disposed of to the Ger
man government two hundred thou
sand carloads of corn. This is much
appreciated.
BERLIN. April 26.—-The Minister
of -Marine states that two British
cruisers were disabled by German
gun fire off the British coast. The
Gormans suffered no losses and re
tired because outnumbered.
BERLIN, April 26.—But three
Zeppelins took part in the raid last
night upon the British east coast.
The report that one was disabled is
not correct.
BERLIN, April 25.—It is known
that the Allies are preparing for one
more drive before settling down to
accept peace terms.
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cU1 »t «e time of the^er bruiting
out Hd will unque*tion»bly be
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RIOTING SCARES THE
PEOPLE OF PITTSOliRGH
PITTSBURGH, April 25.—This
city is the scene of unprecedented
riots owing to the tie-up of machine
shops where the workers are de
manding a big increase.
The police and Pennsylvania
constabulary have the situation well
in hand tonight, but call is made foi
the assistance of the militia. It is
feared that the state forces with a
coal strike of unusual dimensions
rapidly spreading will be unable to
handle the situation favorably for
employers, and demand may ulti
mately be made for federal troops.
The strike situation in this 3tcte is
assuming grave proportions.
The possibility of a railroad strike
is greatly feared under present con
ditions.
COASTWISE SEAMEN GET
A WAGE INCREASE
I SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.—In
order to avert a strike which the
members of the coast seamen’s
union had voted to call in the event
of their demands being refused,
steamship and shipping companies
notified the coast scamen’B organiza
tion that from May 1 the increasa
demanded will be given to coastwise
seamen, cooks, waiters, firemen and
(coal passers. The Increase is not
very large and compared to the
havoc which a strike would work in
a booming shipping industry merely
a bagatelle.
TROOPS ORDERED FROM
LISCOM TO ANCHORAGE
. VALDEZ,. . April 2fc.-—Ellery nolr
oier stationed at .Fort Uscum hae
been ordered to. ADchorag* where
the railroader* are on strike. Aft
cfcorate reports do not indicate any
disorders, but the di*|>aich ;Qf such
t^OApe . la .«n,,>-emergency rpeaaijro
aakfd for fcy the Engineering Com,
m jmlaa. i who foresee troupe * when
aa..effort ia mada to. brtn* strike*
breaker* into the strike aone.
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«Arrangements. are waid„to have
been made outside fat.,the shipment
of scabs into Anchorage, Jnt order*,.te
construct the railroad at. the, .wage
scale which the commission Instate
upon paying. , ,
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PARIS, April 25.—The fighting at
Verdun is of a desultory character
German attacks wore all repulsed
and the Prench advanced in several
sections.
BERLIN, April 25.—The Ger
mans forced back the light French
offensive in some sections of the
Verdun front. The Germans are
now getting things in shape for an
other desperate smash through the
French lines.
MARSEILLES, April 25.—The Rus
sians landed additional troops here
FOOD SOARING.
COPENHAGEN, April 25.—Food
went skyrockettlng today and a
practical embargo has been placed
upon all foreign shipments by the
government.
WILL EXPLORE RUINS.
NEW YORK, April 26.—Six ex
peditions will explore the southwesl
Indian ruins.
today. It is intimated that a
quarter of a million Slava will .be
sent to France where they will take
a part in the big operations now
being planned and the plana con
cerning which are nearing comple
tion.
LONDON, April 25.—The situation
on the west front is unchanged with
both sides claiming gains according
to today's dispatches, fairly satisfac
tory evidence that the fighting at
Verdun was of an unimportant char
acter. In Flanders and along the
entire British line things are quiet.
BERLIN, April 25.—The British
ships shelled the German positions
along the Belgian coast.
BERLIN, April 25.—German aero
planes made a descent upon Dun
kirk and dropped several bombs be
fore the enemy’s defensive aero
squadron rose to attack.
SUPREME COURT HANOS
DOWN POSTAL DECISION
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 26.—
A Supreme Court decision of exceed
ingly sweeping terms makes dls
honest advertising by malls easily
punishable by the authorities.
The decision sustains the action
of the government in patent medi
cine frauds and gives such scope to
the Department of Justice In the
prosecution of mail advertising con
sidered to be of fraudulent nature
as will prevent heroafter any techni
cal evasion upon tho part of the
guilty ones which up to this has
been so successfully carried on.