Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Shor; it his demands to wip" his face
with q hugo rcd haudk crchcf.
Tcl"phonc and telegraph service has
been r"-cs,uhlishcd under strict cen
SorShN. street ears are running
Labor leaders are being implorcd by
members OF III" puma executive com
mite" L" induce the men TO return to
work l'r"rlama,ions arc being dis
;rihu;"d announcing that the people
are to rule III the future.
Widespread reforms arc promised
Tier" j. To- d" more and cheaper food.
th" railway congestion is To be cleared
Tie cd government. with it's pro-
G"rmen.Sm is dead
Most Of the shops are open. Some
"f the streets arc fun of debris Mum
''ous houses have broken windows
Elis d3naC" was done by prisoners
i""m TIA" iails. \ committee OF twenty
tNo r2"mhor< of IN" Upper Chamber OF
IN" D"m.,. headed hy Prince Troupct-
shoj Professor VasSilicn and NJ. Gucn-
k"it r.vc sent Il long telegram to the
~ announcing that anarchy prevails
here and announcing their Intention Of
taking over the administration OF the
government They are awaiting an
answer.
Meanwhile from Great Headquarters
officers nrc t"ios rlphinr their .l.r-
ccnc' TO tho puma. Among them are
General RuS2ky and General Brussilon.
People say E"ussilum Will bc the next
c"mnlandcr-ln-chief The radical.
"m"ng the workm.n and Socialists have
ncrun Ia caus" some anxiety. They
are distributing incendiarE literature
calling for assass nations
The Eomsuoms ali mus, ro-!n,o the
grave if neccss;,ry-b they must go"
GUARD THE CZARIHt
AND SICK CHILDREN
hat is a typical declaration. Army
officers ~" getting some s.mhlauce
IF order Tn" government buildings
are rlarrd under strong guard. Militia
has boon organized scores are being
rrrsi"d maur u the prisoners being
former members OF the secret polio.
liomcs Of known pro Germans are
>Hnrtu-d. $ guard has tie, II So; around
;Ij ra- retrp"rad palaces ANA the two
'aI;,r .s .,j fsarskoa Sclo. where the cN-
CEarIna ruG her sick children are. The
nria% continues sporadicaily ana there
is -iiil som. looting.
y provisional republican government,
has h"-u formed with Prince l.voff as
Premier. hut II has not yet gon" into
power.
Communication is established with
London for tn" transmission of press
messages for The first tim. since Mon
day. There had been radi" exchanges
i'm code between the Russian and Brit
ssh governments in The meantime, how
ever
Thursday. March 1.-THE E"publi-
can Cabinet takes over authority from
III" executive committa" Of IN" Dum;t.
Prince IvoT announces q national as
scmbly is :" u" elected, Tn" work.
inCncus council and the Sorinlista
u 4. 80, - al ny
cru'ncni. br kercnsky. the new Min
lister OF Justice, - "a Socialist ana q
believer in woman suffrage Professor
M'lUkof the Foreign Minister. is :.
studious- looking man. who knows and
loves the United states ana warts 20
cultivate better relations with the great
Western republic.
Eodzianko has no place in the cab
''' but lie yields much power. He
Us cry popular with the army. cur
"f the most Impressive scenes Of the
whole revolution was the greeting %;
~ E"d%''nko hy the pr"pbrajcnelly
Guard "ftrr they had gone over 70 tile
r"h"li. l. occurred ct Tauris Palace
TN" mon, nh OF giant stoturr were
drawn up u ranks four dean the whole
"Hctn 10 10" enormous catherine iirll.
~" hr"sidert OF the Dnina cam" on,
r" erect ta"m. As tho Dunn President
srpearcd Vic colonel OF tn. guards
o"icd:
"rrshrajcnsky. attention." The
vNri" r,-,ircni "i"rG s,lu'"
Godzjauko cried: soldiers Of true
f'ith lot me. 80 an old soldier jGrcci
'ou according 20 our custom. | wish
yuU good health"
In thunh"rNre tones from tho .hroa,s
ui tn" gunrdsm"n came tin" shout:
Your rvccllcncy. wc greet YOU"
When n"d2tauko had finished. tho
soldiers hrok" into cheers CRYING: