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THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION

It is probable that the Tear's

THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. abdication was due to representa need be no anxiety in that connection; command of the Russian armijes to

tions that unless he complied the control of the situation would pass to the socialists, who were anxious Petrograd, March 16,

to establish a republic and placard-j The list of the new National Coed the city with seditious proclam binet is as follows-Premier sud tions; but the socialists eventually Minister for the Interior; Prince adhered to the new Government on Lvoff, President of the Alliance of condition that a general election Zemstvos; Minister for Foreign be held for a constituent Assembly, Affairs, M. Miliukoff; Minister for Justice; M. Kirenski; Minister for: Communications, M. Nekrasoff; Minister for Commerce, M. Kono

valoff Minister for Education, 'M.

London, March 18."

Mr. Bonar Law replied that there but he pointed out we must see the he pointed out We must co the situation a little clearer.

taken to recognise officially the new Mr. A. Lynch: Have steps been Government?

Mr. Bonar Law: That is really answered by the reply just given.

Petrograd. March 16. ́· There is still a little shooting from the roofs by the police, who get abort shrift when they are hunted

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The Tear transfers the supreme the Grand Duke Nicholas.

London, March 16. The Press Burean announces that Cantous Messrs. Henderson, Eodge, Barnes the

Labour leaders, including North Chinas

Unions

gian Labour leaders intimating they and Brace, telegraphed 10 the Bus-

Yangtazes

organised labour in Britain was China:Fires efforts of the Russian people to get watching with deepest sympathy the H. K., Fires rid of the power of reactionary ele- Douglases ments impeding the advance to vic Steamboats tory. Labour in Britain and France Indos (Def.) had long realised that Germany's Indos (Pref.) despotism must be everthrown to

ShellsTM open the way for the peaceful de Ferries

lopment of nations. This bad in

and sacrifices. anticipate the assistance of Russian

They confidently | Malabons Labour and emphasise that any re- Kalians mission of effort would be disastrous Langkats to their comrades in the trenches Raubs and the common hopes of social re- generation,

The latest despatch from Reuter's correspondent at Petrograd further describes the events leading up to

Red ribbons as favours are seen Manuiloff, who is a Moscow profer weeks people were obliged to stand the revolution. It says that for sor; Minister for War and Marine,

lances for five hours in forty degrees of rifles and caps. The troops are in

· M. Dutchkoff, who is a Councillor of the Empire: Minister for Agrical-frost waiting to buy bread. Even large parties and comacks are rid- ture, M. Shingareff; Minister for then they frequently did not obtaining the streets singing national spired them to unprecedented efforts | Sugars

Finance, M. Tirestchenko; Comp troller of Stale, M. Godneff.

Moscow, March 18.

The inhabitants are rejoicing at the overthrow of the Goverment. The officers are supporting the new National Government. A Military Committee was formed to preserve! order and regulate food supplies.

General Nironovsky, Commandant at Moscow, and a thousand police and gendarmes have been arrested, The political prisoners have been

released.

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London, March 16. There is still nothing from Petro grad regarding the Tsar's abdiza- tion.

The latest despatches state that the Emperor has not replied to M. Rodzianko's warning telegrame, but replying to the Council of Ministers' intimation of their resigna tion on Sunday night be said that he was sending Admiral Alexie Dictator. Events thereafter were so ... startling and dramatic that

Do alternative was left to the Tear but to comply with the Duma's wishes. Another narrative of eyente states that a hundred were killed and

BORES.

There are processions of all dearer than usual, while other food- any. Potatoes were eight times

kinda, military, naval and civilian, stuffs were prohibitive. The Minis more than one being headed by the Ler for Agriculture ascribed the state of "Liberty, Equality and of affaire to the non-arrival of four Fraternity" Crowds of soldiers and owing to the snowstorms, as though others daily assemble around the snow storms were phenomenal for Duma and it would require a Carlyle this time of the year.

to describe the seething lobby, with ile carnest colloquies and mob oratory, with appeals for patriotism and self-sacrifier and denunciations of all connected with the old regime. At one end of the lobby is a rampart of sacks of four, here a pile of boxes, and there half a dozen sleep

ng soldiers. At the entrance there is a counter with medicines and first aid appliances. The visitors to the common room include journalists and a white bearded political offender, member of an odd mciety The People's" Will," who has spent twenty years in Schluesselburg prison, and is only now able to re- turn to Petrograd

M. Pratapopoff, who is a wealthy manufacturer as well as courtier, with a reputation for debonnair da plicity, was absent from Saturday's food conference convened by M. Rodzianko, and it is generally be lieved that he was engaged in spiri- tualistic seances at Tsarskoe Selo Palace.

The Premier, M. Protopopoff. the Minister for Justice and other officials were arrested and brought to the Duma. The mujority were released, but M. Protopopoff and the Minister for Justice were detained A committee of officers and men in now sitting at the Tauride Palace controlling the troops in Petrograd. All motors cars have been cominan deered, but will be returned. "Order" is now the watchword of the day.

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Amsterdam, March 16.

The German press generally is reserved in its comments, but the impression is growing that Dr. Bethmann Hollweg's recent speech in the Prussian Diet, wherein he hinted at the need for the democra- tisation of Germany after the war, was caused by his knowledge of events at Petrograd.

The new Foreign Minister. M. woanded in the first volley fired by Milinkoff, interviewed by Router's the guards in the Nevsky Prospect representative on Mareli 15th, de- on Sunday afternoon, but theclared that the new Governwent crowds remained on the sidewalks | considered it indispensable that the rand shouted to the soldiers "We are abdication of the Emperor should The "Frankfurter Zeitung" seems Borry for you. You had to do your be final and that the regency should to think so. It says that democra

usation must come, because it is the be temporarily entrusted to duty."

Grand Duke Michael Alexandra will of the German people. It points to the revolution in Petrograd vitch. "Such is our decision. consider it impossible to alter it." as an example of the result of the

Be"contradicted the rumours that opposite policy, the Tsar had been arrested and stated that according to the latest His Majesty is at Pakoff set fire to the Law Courts; but the The Empress remains at Tsarskoe

It was on Monday, when events were dramatic and rapid that the troops, resenting the police tricks and brutalities, began to join the people and the arsenal and prisons were captured. ́

It was the liberated convicts whe

building was saved.

The worst scenes were around the Nicholas station, where the police had machine guns in the roofs of the houses, whence they fusiladed The crowd.

The. Nevsky Prospect was illu minated in the evening by search lights from the Admiralty steeple, The offices in the Admiralty quarter were the final refuge of the Govern ment, who took reluge in the prefee ture, protected by machine guns posted on the Admiralty roof, while the revolutionaries in armoured car, dashed along the streets replying 10 their fire,

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He attributed the alleged exist Cnce of 30,000 small pox cases in north Germany to underfeeding aud was condemning submariniem when the closure was applied.

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Petrograd, March 16. Between two and three o'clock this afternoon men with ladders began re- moving the Imperial arms on the public buildings and shops with the obvious conclusion that they were soon confined, to announcements of the abdication in the windows and newspapers.

The arms were mosty, burned in the streets. Same were hurled on the ice of the canals.

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The news of the abdication ed Petrograd at night-time;

equently it caused little atir.

During the day there was a big procession of soldiers and civilians ainging patriotic songs and the "Marseillaise." There were bursts of cheering outside the Duma when mounted troops bearing a flag ins- cribed "Long live the Socialist Re- public in all countries," drew rein.

l'etrogral, March 16. The Provisional Government, in a manifesto to the Russian people, refers to "the triumph over noxious forces and the old regime."

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It states that the Cabinet's policy, following immediate general. amnesty for all political and religious the previous message was apparently offences, will be freedom of speech Demand

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London, March 16. In the House of Commons Mr. M. Miliukoff continued: The pro- Bouar Law said he regretted that blems we are going to solve consist his statement to the House yester of the re-establishment of a power day, which was based on a message capable of obtaining victory. The from the Duma, produced the im great crime of the late Government pression that the Tsar's abdication was throwing the country into com- was "init accompli," for which the plete disorganisation and subjecting Tear's consent had been obtained. it to the hardest trials. This might A further telegram now stated that

2/336 have dangerously affected the issue of the war.

2/3 15/16 An increase of popular not quite accurate. The Emperor's by the Press. Associations, and 30 d/8...... 24 discontent caused the revolution, abdication and the appointment of Labour organisations, freedom to 60 d/s...testan 2/436 which ins been the shortest and the Grand Duke Michael as Regent strike, the extension of these liber- 4 m/8................. 2/4 3/16 most bloodless in history. It has were not yet effective, although de ties to officials and troops, so far as IT Shanghai......... Nom. enabled the Government to regain cided by the Duma executive. Ano military and technical conditions

TIT Singapore 9894 confidence. The Government's ther telegram stated that the where will permit, the abolition of all) IT India ...

T/T Japan ALTANDART 10844 strength will increase popular en- abouts of the Tsar were unknown., social, religious and national 1estric-Demand, India thusiasm and multiply the national He added: That is all the informations and immediate preparations T/T San Francis-1 - The Admiralty was surrendered at forces, enabling us at length to win tion we have received. He pointed for summoning a Constituent As co & New York) 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning. The the war. The Duma is the centre out that in the circumstances it wassembly based on universal suffrage TT Jav.............. 13634 Ministers disappeared; but some of an enormous moral force, and also impossible to 'form accurate which will establish the government T/T Marks............ Nom. wore afterwards arrested. Others now has to supply the army. Every estimate of what had happened.

3.2214 al regime and constitution of the /T" France............................ surrendered, including M. Proto-hour brings news witnessing the

3.23 Demand, Paris ............ country. popof

continual growth of power derived |

The programme provides for the

BUYING. An incident on Tuesday was the by the forces of national representa- Justice, M. Kerenski, addressing a substitution for police of a nationn) British Ambassador, Bir. G. W. tion,

large assemblage of soldiers and militia with clective heads and sub- Buchanan, accompanied by the A feeling of deepest thanksgiving civilians from the Duma,, announced ject to self-governing bodies: Com French Ambassador, paying his for what has been accomplished with that the first act of the new Govern-munal elections will be based on usual call at the Foreign Office, un-so little bloodshed filis all patriotic ment had been the publication of universal suffrage, deterred by the activity of the police hearts. The revolution symbolises a decree of full amnesty. They troops shall not be disarmed but of the snipers concealed in the bar. Russia's determination to conquer." debere, fiou suas ille, they shall not leave Petrograd. racks. People recognised and H. Bodzianko, addressing the de cheered him, escorting him back to legations of troops to the Duma, the Embassy.

emphasised the unity of the people with the army, whereby Rassin's might and victory are assured.

London, March 16

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Petrograd, March 10, This evening the Minister for

The revolution:

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Petrograd, March 16. The British, French and Italian diplomatic represent dives and military attaches have informed the

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A deplorable affair on Tuesday was the sacking of the residence of Count Frederurka, Minister of the Court. His aged wife was carried Reuter learn that the British executive of the Duma. of their, The Times" Petrograd corres out of the burning residence fain colony at Petrograd are all well readiness to recognise the executive pondeat, telegraphing on March 15, ting, while his hunchback daughter and have been treated with every as the sole authority in Russia, and says: The new Government has ob. rushed out carrying her favourite consideration.

to enter into business relations tained possession of line of spies On Haiphong......... 3% dog. The mob killed the dog and In the House of Commons Mr. forthwith.

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policemen have hitherto been cap Sovereign .......................... 8.55 Nom. tured or killed, the remainder are Gold Leaf, per os.... 48.70 The Tear abdicated at midnight on in hiding. The aged Count Frede Bar Silver, par.35.15/16 with the summons to report to the nothing that he could communicate Thursday on behalf of himself and ricks was discovered hiding and was Dams and armed himself and his to the House at present. Messages the Tsarevitch, in favour of Grand arrested, and the Countess Klein- porter with revolvers. They sallied were arriving hourly. He promised Duke Michael.

michael, who is suspected of being out from the house and killed two information later.

The Tuar abdicated on Friday

a German spy, was found" in the guardamen; but they were im- Mr. J. C. Wedgwood suggested a afternoon. The government has been Chinese Legation, from whence the mediately shot and the General's message of sympathy with the vested in the executive of the Dama soldiers removed her. body thrown into the river.

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Petrograd, March 16, The Taor has abdicated.

Petrograd, March 14.

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