FURTHER OUTRAGES.
(Per Press Association Copyright.) LONDON, April 27.
Youths stoned three soldiers at Limerick. The soldiers chased their assailants. An unknown civilian threw a smoke-bomb, and another fired a shot, fatally wounding a soldier. Armed men confronted three constable^ at Dingle Station and seized their revolvers and ammunition. The constables fled and their assailants fired and wounded a constable..
LONDON, April 28. Sixteen farmers were arrested in County Roscommon in the act of cattle driving. While thousands at Arkloe were celebrating the return of the hunger strikers, a mob stoned a party of soldiers. The collision caused the troops to fire a volley. A civilian was killed and two others were wounded.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XL, Issue 9292, 29 April 1920, Page 5
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