New Britain herald., 1917-09-14
REVOLT CRUMBLES,
 WITH k0RN|L0FFS
 POWER AT LOW EBB
Reconstruction of Social and h. duStrial Life Now in Progress
 at Russian Capital

BUSINESS MEN INVITED
 TO TAKE CABINET POSTS Removal of Causes That Made Reyo-
 lution Possible Demanded-Keren-
 sky Meets Opposition in Determina-
 tion to Impose Drastic Punishment
 on Kornilof-Petrograd Reported
 Calm.
 Petrograd, Sept IS, 7 D. m.-Al- though the revolt can be considered formally ended only after the an- nouncement that Gen. Korniloff. its leader has actually surrendered, the capital and country already show signs of recovering their composure and are attempting a new process of reconstruction.
 The provisional government Is ac- lively taking necessary measures to restore the interrupted economic and social life and, although the funda- mental difficulties which inspired Gen. Korniloff's adventure remain, hopes are expressed that the cabinet, which ? Is now under reconstruction will in future, show greater vigot and de- cision.
 Last night the director of commun. lcations, M. Liverovsky, was able to announce that railroad communica- ton had been restored on the War
 
 terrupted lines, which today resumed the transport of freight.
 Premier Kerensky tonight issued an order giving to the military gov- ernor of Petrograd. who temporarily Is General Paltchinsky, special pow CTS with regard to the press.
 Petrograd has entirely recovered Its calm, an effect of suppression of the revolt being that the panicky rush from the capital, caused by the fall of the Baltic port of Riga, has ceased, and the railroad stations have recov- cred their normal appearance. On the bourse, where only private deals are transacted, there was a sharp rise in securities.
 Refugees Returning to Capital.
 From Moscow it Is reported that refugees have begun returning to Pe- trograd. Doubtful elements in the provinces, who certainly would have backed Gen. Korniloff had he suc- ceeded in his revolt, are passing reso- lutions in support of the provisional government
 The new cabinet Is rapidly pro- gressing towards completion, but fr1c- tion again has arisen between the con- stitutional democrats and the social ists The constitutional democrats, at a meeting last night, announced to Premier Kerensky that the govern ment must take lesson from Gen. Korniloff's revolt by removing the causes and not repeating the mistakes which caused it. Otherwise, they said, Gen. Korniloff's adventure would be repeated by some one else.
 The revolt, declared the constitu- tional democrats, undoubtedly was the fruit of extreme dissatisfaction exist ing in the more conservative classes.
 Foreign Minister Terestchenka, ac- cording to an announcement made by the Russian official news agency, will remain in the recognized cabinet, re- placing M. Nekrasof as minister of finance.
 The premier has commissioned M. Ktshkin to negotiate with the Moscow industrial circles for their support of the government. and if possible, the .entrv of business men into the cabinet. 1f this plan succeeds the cabinet un- doubtedly will be much strengthened and the bad results of the revolt may speedily be remedied.
 Krymoff, Arrested, Attempts Suicide.
 Further evidence of defection in the ranks of the cossacks from Gen. Kor- niloff Is given by the arrest near Lu- ~xa of Gen. Krymoff. The council of soldiers and workmen's delegates sent a deputation to the troops to explain the situation, whereupon the cossacks declared that they were ready to ar- rest their commander providing an order was received from Premier Kcr- ensky. The council telegraphed to the premier who ordered Gen. Krym off s ;, arrest. Gen. Krymoff submitted with out resistance and was brought to Pe- trograd. The cossacks of his command the Luga garrison.
 After being received by Premier kerenskv at the winter palace and in- formed of the fate which awaited him, Gen. Krymoff, commander of the Kor- F, niloff troops which were sent against Petrograd, returned to his lodgings tonight and shot himself. The gener- aPs wounds were not fatal
 savage" Division Supine.
 Village of Popovo, near Tzarskoe- Selo, Russia, Thursday, Sept. 13.- Having obtained the only permit issued by the chief of the Petrograd