Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-12

London, Nov. 11.-Ths Bolsheviki revolution in Petrograd is reported to be approaching collapse. Regiments loyal to Premier Kerens1y are march ing on the capital and fighting is un- der way in the city, according to reports reaching here today from Pe- trograd- An organization which has adopted the name of all Russian com ynittee for saving the country and the revolution announced that the defeat of the Bolsheviki- movement was a matter of only days hours.
 Town Captured by Loyal Forces.
 The town of Tsarskoe- Selo, 15 miles soCth of Petrograd, where Former En- pcror Nicholas lived much of the time is said to have been captured by loy- al forces, after which the rebels retir- cd to Petrograd in disorderly mobs The chief wireless station is now con- Guard has been defeated in Moscow. Premier Kerensky is said to, be ap- preaching Petrograd.
 Message From Russia.
 The following was received today by wireless from Russia:
 ITO All Army Organizations and Comnissaries: The revolt against the Iolsheviki is increasing in Petrograd. Today open attacks against them be- gan and fusillades are taking place in the streets at some places. The tel ephone Is in the hands of the Junk CTS The -Downin was occupied by the general army committee, which has removed the Bolshevild guards.
 Premier Kerensky will approach Petrograd toward evening. Cornmu- nication with him has been establish ed. = delegation from lie committee for saving the country and the revolC- ton has been set to M. Kerenf/y.
 Liquidation of the Bolshevfki ad- venture is only a matter of days or hours For the more successful liquidation of this adventure it is nec- essary that all democratic forces unite around the ali-Russian committee for saving the country and the revolu ton"
 Rebels Retiring Tn Disorder
 Another Russian wireless despatch says:
 "A regiment faithful to the govern ment and the revolution, in full agree ment with the CossacI the soldiers and workmen's delegates and all dem- ocratic organizations. occupied the town of Tsarskoe-Selo and the chief radio-telegraphic station The rebels gre retiring in diSOrderly mobS on Petrograd.
 -PiIIagers Are Be,ns Shot
 Severe measures are being taken against Marauders ard pillagers. Those caught with stolen goods are being shot immediately. Those guil- handed to the military revolutionary court"
 A proclamation has been issued gro the soldiers of Petrograd' by M. Mall coski. who de%ribes himself as a member of the all-Russian committee for saving the country and the revolu- tion conmissary of the Petrograd military district This proclamation is given as follows m wireless mes- sage from Petrograd:
 Loyal Regiments Moving on Petroqrad
 'Gollant regiments from the front, faithful to the revolution and the coun- try. have approached tfe capital in order that there be no shedding of in nocent blood arrest immediately all those who are betraying and ruining the country.
 ments are faithful, send delegations to the regiments moving from the f-oGt."
 An Exchange Telegraph despatch from Petrograd, dated Saturday says approaching the capital caused a great sensation and that a collision was ex- pected momentari1y at the time the message was filed.
 Division of Elements.
 Reports from Moscow tc Petrograd, the despatch continues, state that a ma jority of the soldiers and the work the Petrograd Bolshevilei but that the Cossacks declined to do so and are working with other elements in organ fzing opposition. The government institutions in Moscow, including the arsenals, telegraph offices, banks and railway stations. are said to have pass ed into the hands of the Bolshevflxf
 Admiral Verdervski, minister of ma rfne. was released on Friday, these advices state, and invited to assume his duties. M. Nikitin, minister of the interior, and M. Gvozdeff. minister of labor, also were released. They report that the resistance by the de- lenders of the Winter Palace was very feefie- Although the ministers made great efforts to persuade the garrison to remain at it's posts, the palace cap itulated after q large bomb had been thrown inside.