St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-09
MILLIONS LACK FOOD,
Every Industrial Center Of
Europe Crowded With
Starving People.
The Outlook for Those Unfort-
unateS This Winter De-
cidedly Gloomy.
Irish Loyalists, Otherwise Or
angemen, Protest Against
Autonomy for ireland.
SritonS Celebrated Guy
Fawkes' Day by Burning
Mckinley in Effigy.

loNpnN. Noy. :. Not in Irriai 4
a.ouc. hat throughout Europe. Che out
uo& fnr Inc pnor this winter i gloomy.
The London police have hrru instructed
10 break up any iucclingS al the unch-
l'ioyed that may Ge called in the cpcn
air. aiid OF COARSE they canuot afford The
u>t, OF halls. The instances of deSl!tu-
ton s,ruugi3t 10 the pullc notice are
Eeartg3'ndiuS. In one house in the
WAi;echapel district seven children
were iouud. OF SChooi aye. hut un;;h!c 10
80 20 school bCcau>e they had not RAGS
enough 10 cover lllcu. aud were
without slices. In enc OF The
roclnS entered Icy the Inspector
Il -irj of sixteen FASTENED 10 cover
herself with I tattcrrd remnant Of
blanket. Size WAS absolutely without
clothing. Her father. once Stalwart
AGRICULTURAL iaj,Crcr, had come 10 the
city Il year brtrrr from Wiltshire. and,
WAS unable 10 obtain Wu:k. except at
occasional udd iobS. not earning enough
L. bring lat even bread Ia TIE wife and
children, Who Wcrr &ainiA dependent
On tie ilii;tlNc>r Vi ECiGhbniS. Now hc
lag helpless in Il corner rf the room. not
from anN real >!CAECSS. 1T; absolute m
sutiicieHryuf food Iii auOl.cr instance
Il siN-inuut!is- old babe WAS found that
only weighed siN puumds. The starry
inE another cuuith afford ii na nutrition.
lie police have 10 watch Tie river
Clnscil 10 prevent suicides amt Ia save
dcSpairin. onc> who have taken the
Iata! plunge. Ittc victims OF poverty
are nnt all OF the lower classes. \ man
Hamed Parker, educated rs Il civil en-
gneer, was arrested for trying 10 gather
1n assembly OF unemployed with the OBJ
ject OF asking for public relief. He WAS
dcccntiy dressed, and Tie MAGISTRATE
expressed surprise WHEN Pan kcr told
illm that he WAS actually starving and
requested the court 10 bay him Il dinner,
regardless of what penalty might be
Imposed un him. The magistrate kindly
ordered that an excellent meal Ike pro
lidcd at chop house near by, ami
after eaiins 1t Parker was taken to
serve his 1t n1cnce of fear days iii Jail.
In Berlin. also, the suffering AMONG the
multitude OF uneHploA cd is reported 20
be most acute. and Inc dire necessity
cXiSiisE among The nOurtr classes Is
responsible for some of the dreadful
tragedies which have lately mortified the
world. The almost une Xa:up!ed growth
al the Imperial capital attracted Il Vast
number of people !rom all parts Of Ger
many, anxious to shaIe i'll HE prosperity
which fOr a time gave al: impulse 10 all
To be work encUgh fer all. and many
were thfOnn unoh private and public
charity for support. Germany has in
operation several large agricultural
colonies TO provide employment and Il
LIVING for i'aupcrS, and tneSe colonies
are said 10 bc very successful III their
operation. But multitudeS OF the toor
prefer To struggle along in freedom 10
becoming agricultural scrfS Of The gov
Crnmcnt, and an clement is developing
alnen@ the iHasscS OF Berlin fully us
dangerous as that which fed the fires
OF the Commune in Paris. lie winter
~'"R opCi;iag NAY not witness All out
-e-ak. and the police aud military
forces are ample to deal witt! any should
il occur. Bun the fire of discomfort is
s!noHtlcriug, ard among the wtl!-tu-do
there Is an evident SENSE OF Insecurity.
The kaiser is alive 10 ihC problem of in
crcaSine poverty and discomfort. and
one Of the schemes which he has
submitted to his cabinet To BE put into
execution. as SoOn aS the details
can be traH.cd, is for an extensive col
OnizatiOn of German South Africa by
veterans of the army. and others who
may be granted Permission 10 Join the
colony The kaiser is mitch encouraged
in this project by the success of the
German colonies of New Guinea. and
hc beiiycS that the Gcru;inS nave yet IL
great coi0nizing future before them,
and that such is the proper way TO keep
down the surplus or population at huine.
Emigrants VIII be carefully selected,
and given free passage III vessels fur
nishcd by the Imperial government. and
Will also be supplied with the materials
for farming. The country designated
for settlement is the healthier portion
o! the interior. near the great lakes,
where Europeans may live with CON-
paratiYc comfort. Mai. Wissnan was
instructed, tefore his recent Departure
to seek ont an eligible site for a colonial
center, and il is not Improbable that he
will be appointed governor of the inter
IOr region of German South Africa.