The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-11
Troops Detrained at Ono Ordered to March on and Besiege Petrograd d Ker- ensky Orders Infantry From Capital to Oppose
 Forces of New Revolution.
Supporters of Kornilof De- cupy Luga on Way to Petrograd Gen. Deni- kline, Commander of Army on Southwestern Front, Goes Over to Korniloff.

Petrograd, Sept. Gen. Korniloff has ordered his troops to detrain at the railroad station at Ono and march on and besiege the city of Petro- grad
 Government infantry still is moving out of the capital 10 op- pose Knnrnil f'ss forces.
 Gen. Denikfne, commander spf the Russian armies on the southwestern front, has tele- gfaphed to Premier Kerenesky ahat he intends to support Gen. Kprniloff.
 Alexander J Guchkof, the October ] .1sr leader. who formerly held the, po- A;sitions of president of the duna, chief yof the munition bureau and minister : Iof war and navy ad interim, has gone oyer to Gen. Korniloff. M. Guchkoff x had left Petrograd on Saturday for the Rpsaiap field headquarters.
 Lieut. Gen. Dritri Stchebatcheff. con1maner of the Russian forces on khe RumaniRn front. has ordered his armies and the Odessa military dis strfct to take no part in the conflict, at >tthe same time remaining true to the lProvisdonaI government.
 According to report from the winter palace, where the government council hxas in session throughout yesterday Q comMderab1e force of supporters of Gen. Khrnilon already have passed EuEA on the way to PetHpgrad. The government refuses to make state- b1snty but Toreigm Minister Terest- ichenko Informs the Associated Press That he believes the Korniloff forces u1ac town and railroad station of Luga are in Kcrnilpfrs hands.
 Ey order of Premier Kerensky the railroad track bevtween Luga and Petrbgrad has been torn up in places. gangs being engaged on the work all night. On the Pefrograd side of Luga are forces that so far have stood firm Tor the government. Gen. Korniloff' 6 nain support appears to be the so- called Sikaya division which was for fneriy stationed at Psluoff and consists p& Georgians and other Caucasus k&besrnen. who are personally devoted t8 Kornilon as a result of his lifelong Interests in Asiatic affairs With this Force are Tekke cavalrynen from the Transcaspfan territory, whose wild appearance created a sensation when they accompanied Korniloff to the Moscow conference.
 According to the evening newspa- pers the savage division" has occu. pfed vuiritsa on the Windaur Ruibinsl railroad 
 The government last night made re. peated efforts to induce Gen. Alexieff former commander in chief of the Russian army, to take commant against Kornilof. but met with re fusal. Members of the governmen say that there is no prospect what ever of KorniloRl ubmitting. He has issued orders to his array to take pos session of Petrograd and in a mani festo to the army he declares that thu provisional government with Premiel lKerensky at it's head, has shown it " self incapable to cope with the situa VI stion, that it has among its minister, advocates of Russia's defeat, als, German hireMngs," and that in thf tthreatening hour when the father s#1and Is faced with ruin, he consider a4t his duty to dfsplace the governmen Iand assume full power.
 iM Premier Kerens1y is having diff &ulty within the capital from the ex &rcmists of both sides Following tn, Altimatum of Gen KorniIoff, tn, whole Russian cabinet resigned in or der to give Premier Kerensky full liberty of action. All the minister x8r the time being will remain i, Ekefr offices.
 ss# Gen. Korni1cff in addition to refus kfg to abandon his command ordered HE arrest of M. Philcninko, the gov
 fnment commissioner. The provisi
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