MURDER CAMPAIGN.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14143, 14 June 1920, Page 5

MURDER CAMPAIGN.

CONDITIONS IN IRELAND. MR CIIURCIIILL ON THE PROBLEM. (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, Sunday. Mr Winston Churchill, in ail article in tin' Sunday Herald on the I vis it murder campaign, stated that no notion over established its title deeds by a campaign of assassination. The British nation, after coining grimly through the slaughter of Armageddon, will not be scared by squalid scenes enacted in Ireland. She may be. alienated, irritated and ultimately infuriated, but not terrorised. Two things the British nation will never grant to Irish appeal. Whether violent or conciliatory, she will never concede an independent republic or forcibly compel Ulster to participate in the Dublin Parliament. CONSTABLE SHOT DEAD. LONDON, Saturday. A party of ten shot Constable Carrol dead in the public view in the middle of "the afternoon outside the Railway Hotel, Limerick. ATTACK ON POLICE BARRACKS. 4 (“The Times.”) LONDON, Saturday. During an attack on police barracks at Carraghdrohid, County Co.rk, a constable dropped his rifle and played a violin, with ihe idea of• cheering Itis comrades. The attack failed, but the barracks was partly destroyed by explosions of petrol. AWARDS TO BEREAVED FAMILIES ( Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, Saturday. The Dublin Recorder has awarded £4t|oo to the widow and £2OOO each to th (( two daughters of Commissioner Redmond: also £SOOO to the widow of Mr Bell.

(Mr Redmond, Assistant-Police Commissioner, was shot outside the’Sinn Fein headquarters in Haivourt Street, Dublin, in January last. Two shots were fired from the opposite side of the street, and Mr Redmond was touiid with an automatic pistol in his hand. It is surmised that lie drew the pistol after the first shot, which missed. The second penetrated the brain, and death was instantaneous. Mr Allan Bell, who was assassinated in the streets of Dublin in March, was a Dublin Magistrate. It was alleged by flic Sinn Feiners that he acted fefr the English Secret Service for. forty years.) ; . . ._. IRISH AMBASSADOR AND THE I VATICAN. (Reuter's Telegrams.) ROME, Saturday. In semi-official communications, the Vatican dissociates itself from the socalled Irish Ambassador in Rome, and declares that It took no action which might, lie construed as an acknowledgment, nor was; any personage, in the Roman Curia present at the.jecent reception of the Ambassador.