The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

- /, cy,sA 4 csaspifaey OF the
So1leee. which is non n-existent.'
ooananunieatioa then tells OF
olrs .dismlsssl. declares him .
Ia md ads:
pse>lSn u Committee.
~ peehlem Of the army committee
= aaintain the pfovineisl govern
~ = ivustsste the criminal design.
0oa1ssl Kosniioif and to apply al
nourss to prevent his conspiracy
y rollseting itself disasnously on
oloAl1iw Of the froNt"
y HI aAeSsaet concludes with re-
~ that none Of the orders OF Korni'-
+ shall b carried out, or OF those
kltoes who adhere TO him"
sfs cSnnsaioatsA without battle.
Y mo report has been received OF col.
I1lca between government, troops ana
- troops OF General kornilofi which
~ coming toward Penosrad. II is OF.
iElaily stated that a part OF the rival
lotees met near Luga and commun'
eatad with each other without hosti''.
ties breaking out. One OF Genera
kpsnilotfs detachments Is said to be ad'
vaneing from the Narva Both sides
sse still organizing and appealing Tor
Dopport.
The Bourse Gaiette says the cavalry
which General Korniloif sent against
the capital, reached Dno, lO miles
from Netrograd The military section
q the council OF soldiers and work.
soens' delegates at Pc,rosrad had sen,
sNissaries to explain the character o'
~ movement TO the officers of the
kosniloff cavalry The delegates de
livered Premier's kercnsky', order OF
the day and the advance Of the cavalry
chopped at Ono to await further in
struetions,
Orders Kornilof Ignored.
Premier Kerensky has sent in,'ruc-
tions BY wireless telegraphy to all rail
road organizations requiring the OF
fieials to refust TO obey any order from
General Kornloif
II il stated that General kaledines,
head OF the Cossacks has telegraphed
Premier Kerensky, threatening that II
NJ doe, not agree to Korniloifs de
mands the Co,saeks will cut the Mos
COW railway. thus isolatins Petrograd,
Railroad Tom Up.
Government Official, are tearing up
TIE railway tracks at Semrino, forty
vefsu from Petro0rad. in order to stay
the approach Of General Korniloffs
troops. A special train which left Pet
SoeYad during the night f@ Semino
carried the chiefs Of the railway de-
p1stments, a large s,aff OF workmen
aad representatives OF the council OF
verkmen's and soldiers delegates.
General Kornloffs "sikaya" division
which was formerly stationed at Pskoff
sad consists Of Georgians and other
cseasus ribesmen, is reported to have
occupied Writria, or Little Vyrayn. on
~ Petroerad- Rybinsk railway, fifty
iour versts from Pe,rosrad.
Whole Cabinet Resigns.
Premier Kerensky is having ditficul-
Me- within the capital from the extrem-
i6h Of both sides Following the ul,i-
tlstum Of General Kornilofi. the whole
Hussian cabinet resigned in order tc
give Premier Kerensky full liberty o
0esion. All the ministers for the tint
King will remain in their offices.
Ceneral Korniloff, In addition to re
losiAs to abandon his command. or
~ the arrest Of M. Philoninko, tn
notesnment commander The provis
Iousl government, besides arrestins
Vladimir N. Lvoff. who brough, Korni'
nfs uItimatum>to the provisional gov
Glhment, took in custody eighty other
ptrsons,
More Trouble Thrsatsnsd.
The newspaper. ljhvestia, announce,
tAat the constitutional democratic min.
iSless relinquished their portfolios on
the ground that the Korniloff affair
Was one for decision by the entire cab
iast and not by a directorate. Troubl,
~ the Kerepsky government is threat