New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-12
Loyal Regiments Now
Marching on Capital
Fighting Starts
in Streets
Bolsheviki Beaten
At Tsarskoe-Selo
Red Guard Defeated at
Moscow-Cossacks
Turn Against the
Maximalists

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Bolshcyih
revolution in Petrograd is reported 10
be approaching collapse. Regiments
loyal to Premier Kerensky are march
ing on the capital, and fighting is un-
der way in the city, according 20 re-
ports reaching here to-day from Petro-
grad. An organization which has
adopted the name Of All-Ru'sion Com
mittee for Saving the Count, and tho
Revolution announced that the defeat
OF the Bolsheviki movement was a
matter only Of days or hours.
The town Of Tsarskoe-Selo, fifteen
miles south Of Petrograd. whore for
mer Emperor Nicholas lived much %
the time. is said TO have been CAPTURED
by loyal forces, after which the rebels
retired to Petrograd in disorierlv
mobs. The chief wireless station is
now controlled BY loyal troops. The
Red Guard has been defeated in Mos
COW. Premier Kerensky is said to be
approaching Petrograd.
Loyalist Manifesto
The following wss received to-day
by wireless from Russia
"To all army organizations and COM
missaries: The revolt against the
Bolshev.ki is increasing in Petrograd.
To-day open attacks against them be-
gan, and fusillades are taking place
in the streets at some places. The
telephone is i'm the hands OF the
Junkers (?). The Dowmin (7) was oc-
cupied by the General Army Commit
tee, which has removed the Bolshe-
vik guards.
an Moscow the Red Guard was do
fcated.
premier Kerensky will approach
Petrograd toward evening Communi-
caticn with him has been established.
A delegation from the Committee for
Saving the Country and the Revolution
has been sent 20 VI. Kerensky.
Liquidation Of the Bolsheyik adj
venture is only a matter Of days or
hours. For the more successful l;dui-
Aation Of this adventure it is neces-
sary that all democratic forces unite
Ground the All-Russian Committee for
Saving the Country and the Reyolu-
ton"
Another Russian wireless dispatch
says:
"A regiment faithful to the govern
ment and the revolution. in full sqree-
rlont with the Cossacks. the Soldiers
and Workmens Delegates and all DEM
ocratic organizations, occupied the
town OF Tsarskoe- and the chief
interchangeable station. The rebels
are retiring in disorderly mobs on
Petrograd.
Pillagers Shot Down
Severe measures are being taken
against marauders and pillagers. Those
caught with stolen goods are being
shot Immediately. Those guilty of re-
bellion are being handed over to tho
military revolutionary court"
/ A proclamation has been issued "To
the Soldiers Of Petrograd" by NJ. NAL
coski, who describes himself as a mem-
Der of the All Russian Committee for
Saving the Country and the Revolution.
and as commissary Of the Petrogrsd
military district. This proclamation is
given as follows in a wireless message
from Petrograd:
Gallant regiments from the front,
faithful to the revolution and the eoun-
try. have approached the capital. In
order that there be no shedding Of in
nocent blood. arrest Immediately all
those who are betraying and running
the country.
ain order to indicate which regi-
ments are faithful, send delegations TO
the regiments moving from the front"
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Petrograd, dated Saturday. says
the news that Premier Kerensky was
approaching the capital caused a great
/ sensation. and that a collision was ex-
pected momentarily at the time the
message was filed.
Cossacks Remain Loyal
Reports from Moscow TO Petrograd,
the dispatch continues. state that
majority of the Soldiers and Work.
mems Delegates there voted to sup
port the Petrograd Bolshevik!. but that
the Cossacks declined to do so and are
working with other elements In organ
izing opposition. The government in
stitutions in Moscow. including tina
arsenals. telegraph Offices, banks and
railway stations. are sale 70 have