The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-24


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"Cbe situation is becoming worse
Measures must he taken immediately
for to,oorro,v II may br too LATE. Til,
bo,tr has arrived when the fate of tn,
co,i intrv and of the dynasty is beinj
do,Iid,I"
n Cbtchcgiovitofr. president of tn
coh,nciI of amnire WAS arrested in hi
b6me an, temporarily held in the min
isfteriul room of the duma.
A telegram received by the nava
bttorha of the Russian embassy i
I poris renorted that the railways an
I nubIic services in Petro.rad had r,
sumpd work.
The revolution. which evidently wa
carefully nrepared. broke out Simu
= taneousIv i'm Petrograd and Moscow
The carrisons, which obeyed the il
structions of the revolutiOnarieS, in
mediateIy took possession of thes
|, cities after comparatively little tigh
5 ing and equally small amount of d
/. struction of property.
II po..,L pr;d,a Blown Up.
L. -, o,o brid,o uos bIoN
" o,n;nt n,iIitarv ruIe nrevaiIs NJ
c. up '''io, i"'i .,, ,,t,ntian ca ,rou
a. nnnd @ th.t II Is NOT expected adheren
H. Of tho Iote government will be able
4 offor any serious resistance, even
ror,oto nroyinces
O. After receiving word of the revol
Il ton II is renorted Emperor Nichol
e. returnod 70 the palace, where he {
H. rived nm "Wednesday.
"d Tho following details of the revOl
Oh +,or bova heen given to the press fro
To source usually well informed
tpuSsion affairs.
d. "Tba soldiers refused to act agair
hentbe crowd which started trouble VIII
If e. boord of the ukase issued by +
to .neror Nicholas proroguing the dun
ON Sunday the committee which h
Ial mot IN discuss the food situation "
nortlv transformed into provision
Gil government under the presidency
ce president ROdzianko of the duma a
Included representatives of the du
n. counciI of the empire and of
municinality. The garrison agreed
ro- ;supnort the provisional government
ty. p,ner Fail to Appear.
in ~ousnoners with the exception