TERRORISM IN IRELAND.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20315, 14 August 1931, Page 11

TERRORISM IN IRELAND.

jjOfS CAIXEU OUT.! tI «E EMBLEMS iJL'KN'r. | |N i-GLV sitlaT'ON ! j •■" BtEG3iI- n IJ * j August 1311', i'."- i BELFAST, August 1-. j terrorism frustrated tl.u j Orangemen ol Counties 10 ec, . ebratc thc Tjf Perry. The situation w so j \, y State troups were called i Eonian Catholic youtus : /v tore up the tracks ot tho ; Vortiem Itailway m order to .* ial trains carrying Orange from reaching the meet- j %, at Cootc Hill- j ■'atii converging on toote lli.l t"Hacked hy I< U S C treCd f Qd ~■' I "v» hurriedly cut during the nighl. , fln« an-J emblems were j «a< great alarm throughrde diJtrict. The Orangemen, ;l bloodshed, abandoned ihe The Kepublican action i = -? '• tl.« folic, Bill 'jw being introduced. Hie ""-.in s' ive i'°* ve: " fur tllo .f Ijoh : T.. r , trials, to create a tribunal .'■ijk'ius, and t0 the use ~ \r~,i in co-operation with the ,'u'ii in suppressing the illegal the Kepublican Army. todies oi Catholic joiitlis, | '? k ; :3 hurley stick.-, marched on Hill- Others travelled in coin- j and motor cars. j jblw up a railway bridge and j *-rr Djsitious to p'event the Oratigc- . lOßiing in in thousands. j ■■ when the Civic Guard.* ar- j "e Catholics bolted. A number . .. arrested. | intense excitement. Sfrjhtd August 13th, 7.15 p.m.. LONDON, August I-;, later: message from Cootc Hill j i-iVat troops arc lining one side of j " l a .'1 volunteers the other. In- ' i fifittiaent prevails throughout • ■•ssn, Cavan, and Tyrone, and is I !o Belfast.