IRISH AFFAIRS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 222, 14 June 1920, Page 5

IRISH AFFAIRS

"AMBASSADOR IN ROME"

NOT ACKNOWLEDGED BY

VATICAN

(By Telegraph-Press ABsociation-'-Oopyritcht

Rome, June 11. Jn semi-official communications, the Vatican dissociates' itself from tho oocalled Irish Ambassador in Rome, and declares that it took no action which might be construed as an acknowledgment, nor was any personage iu tho Roman Curia present at the recent reception of the Ambassador.T-Eeuter. IRISH WATIONS : MENTION DEJECTED FROM U.S. REPUBLICAN PLATEORM. : (Rec. June'l3, 11.5 p.m.) New York, June 12. There iB much disappointment' among Dp Valera's supporters owing to the rejection from the Republican platform of any mention of Irish aspirations.—Aus.N.fc. Cable Assn. . •., < ATTACK ON POLICE, BARRACKS COOL ACTION BY A CONSTABLE. ■ London, Juno li. During an attack on the police barracks at ■ Carraghdrohid, County Cork, a, constable dropped his rifle and played «a violin, with the idea of cheering his comrades. The?, attack failed, but the barracks was partly destroyed, by explosives and petrol.—"The Times.", . CONSTABLE. SHOT IN A LIMERICK STREET. ' (Rec. June 13, 5.5 p.m.) London, June 11. A party of ten 6hot Constable Carrol dead in public view, in the middle of tho ' afternoon,. ■• outside the Railway Hotlel, at Limerick.—Aus.-N.Zv Cable Assn.

COMPENSATION AWARDS IN CONNECTION WlTff RECENT ASSASSINATIONS. (Rec. June 13, 5.5 p.m.) London, Juno 11. Thte DuWin Recorder has awarded to the widow, and .£2OOO each to the two daughters of Commissioner Redmond, also ,£SOOO to the widow of Bell.— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Aesn,

[3lr. Redmond, Assistant Commissioner of Police,-was 6hot outsido the Sinn Fein headquarters in. Harcourt Street, Dublin, last January. Mr. Alnn Bell, a Dublin Magistrate, while going from his ibome to his office in a tram, near the end of March, was rushed' by a number of mdn -who were riding on the car, pulled off the tram, and 6h0t.l