Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-14

Stockholm, Sept. 12.-An unofficial
report thEt Premier Kerensky of Rus
STA has been murdered has been re-
ceives here.
Petrograd. Sept. 12-General KOr-
nilof has ordered his troops to dstrain
at the railroad station at Ono and t.
march on and beSiege the city of Pet
rograd. Government infantry still Is
moving cat of the capital to oppose
KOrniloff's forces. General Benikine
Russian commander on the southwest
front, has teleGraphed Premier Keren-
sky that he will support General kOr-
niloff. Premier kerensky has sent in
structions by wireless to all railroad
organizations, requiring the officials to
refuse to obey any order from General
kOrnilO1f. The premier has received
telegram from the commander of the
Baltic fleet, promising support.
Russ Cabinet Resigns.
PetrOgrad, Sept. 12.-The Russian
cabinet resigned, announcing its pur-
pose was to grant Premier Kerensky
q free hand i'm dealing with the serious
situation presented in General Kornil-
OFFS revolt.
Pending adoption of complete plan
Of action by the premier. the cabinet
members will retain their places, pro-
viSiOnally. 1t was formerly announced
that Premier Kerensky had requested
General AleXieff, formerly chief of
staff under Grand Duke Nicholas and
subsequently acting commander In
chief, again To assume the post of gen.
eralissimO, vice KOrnilOff.
Frank admission was made by the
cabinet that the revolt places Russia
in critical position. There is great
apprehension in the city Of an armed
clash between KOrnilOff's forces and
those of the provisional government.
KOrnilOff served formal notice OF
the premier that he would refuse al
orders. He announced he would not
relinquiSh his command of the army
and that he would not arrest NJ. Phil
OnenkO. provisional government com
missioner stationed at main army
headquarters. PhilOnenko had beer
branded a traitor by Kerensky. Here
tofpre KOrnilOff simply ignored Keren
sky's commands, furnishing no expla
nation.
His announcement, however, def
nitely places him as a leader of revolt
PetrOgrad was fairly quiet last night
only normal traffic being noted on the
streets. The greatest activity was no
ticeable In all government offices.
No Clash Yet Reported.
No report has yet been received of 6
collision between government troops
and the forces of General Korniloff
which are coming toward PetrOgrad
1t is officially stated that part of the
rival forces met near Luga and com
municated with each other without
hOStilities breaking out. One of Gen
eral KOrnilOff's detachments is said tC
be advancing from the Narva. Both
sides are still organizing and appeal
ing for support.
A ceancil of all ambassadors, includ
ing those representing neutral coun
tries was held at which the situation
was discussed about which all infor
nation was later refused. Following
the meeting the ambassadors from the
entente nations held q separate con.
ference.
Alexander J. Juchkoff, formerly
president of the duma and minister OF
war and navy ad interim. has gone
over to the side of General KOrnilOff
Just prior to the announcement OF
Premier Kerensky concerning General
KOrnilOff, NJ. JuchkOff had departed
for field headquarters Of the army.
Members of the Russian provisional
government are discussing the forma.
ton of a permanent assembly by the
government similar to that which net
recently at Moscow.