Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
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Sine. the r,c.nt disturbances In the
rity 20 Ilsrlin. Germsny, the unefnploN-
s.i Workingmsu throughout Germany
have ls,en In a state Of ferment, that
uouli require bat little 10 cause an ol'cn
outbreak IN.r, l. M denying the faCt
that the condition of m-cianly- and un-
.kill,,l lator,r. has reached such stale
,h,t IN. hungry men arr capable of do
ing almc.t anything Ia grt t""i Ioi
th.m..l,... and those vho ar- dsIcndrut
upon ihsm. With this state 81 su.h-
pr,,ailing, PROMISE. of h"lP VA the tu-
tars. De- net tend % krsp the un~'npl"N-
81 content 10 suffer their present r'h..
and an outbr,sk l. therefore a matter OF
40 great surprise.
A Tea day. ago the unemployed work
Inrm.n Of Danttic callsSi upon the su-
thoriti.. Ia furnish them With labor I"
k..p th.m.slV,s aud their families from
starving. Th.re has b-.n during w"
Nip,.r much suffering among all classes
~ Workmsn. but there seems to be o"
immediate prospect % improvement, and
an. n,tlsn,- of the msn seems % have
,b,at reached the limit ot It. endurance.
When the drput.tiou of the unemploieu
r.c.uily waited upon the anthotlti'',
tb.y received proml.. that -"methlng
uoali he done for thein, and fhu'-haN'
In ol.,iIenc, toa notice, >p men pro-
r..d.,i To- the landing stage In the ex-
.,r~ctstlcn that they would be convey.
Ell io the municipal sesag- isrm. auu
put 10 work. when they arriNed thsrc
the offic.r- pick~i cut sso mirn tn ~
taken "a the farms, and sald thd u.l
wsrr unable 20 furnish work Tor 'h~
others.
uho.. Who were refused employment
w.r, hitter IN their denuncisiion of the
t,l,k. AZ they termed u. that hai b'rn
,I.v,.l upou them. some of the ms1
,,,n.,itu,.,i themselves leaders, aud
n.,,i. yiol.ut .pe.che-, calling upon The
r,o~d to help themselves Ia food. W Tie
.uthoritie. woald not furnish thr'n WIN
the mean. % getting ". The mps--
.Ion.i words II the speakers, anu ,he
pr,.snc. 20 the crowd u.slf. attracted
i.rg. number of the lower classes OF the
rltV, and the impromptu MEETING -""n
d.y.n.rat.,i Into mob. The excite
m.nt grew by what u fcd upon, and the
.ass,.tIou that fooi ~as plenty Va th~
.h.n. va. -..iIe,i upon With aSiiity.
IN. mob l.ft the yicinlty of the sniinx
So. .nd In a compact mss ru.he'i
,hr,,,yh the .trs.t-. Every bakers shop
/ th.y ,sms acro.. they looted, snd some
~ an. ,.unt, pale faced men coali hs
.s.n d.yourins the .polls, la q manner
whleh .ho~ed that they had not n.'.i
food for hong time. Others pl.cri ,is
hr,-d they sslied under th"ir coats, Win
an. ini.uiioa of Carrying u toths'r wives
and ehilirrn. Loaded butchers. cart.
pa..lng along the strcets ~ere sslse'i
a,.on. Ih.lr driver. ha.tled away, and
th~lr coutsat. hastily divided among the
| crosd.
m. mob Va. constantly gaining fresh
.rc...lous aud the riot ~ss assuming
Formidable proportions, before the p"''cs
,wol. to th. fact that they mus, be Nv
ami doing, N they hoped 10 saccessiul,
c.,o. Nth the rioters. Detschments oi
uaiie. we're hastily sent to that psrt "i
an. el,y In ~hlch the rioting and piiisg-
I'm, w.r, going on. Afier strugg =
~ith IN. rioters, VI ho were inhsmed w'th
their .ucc.-se-, snd rc-i-tet the Poice:
an. Latter made q determined charge ana
.ucc,e,ied In di.perslng the mob.
saturday ia.0o loave- OF bfe.a ~e'e
disirihuted On the destitute NJ NFhn''
from four different stations, With . quan-
tity ~ meat. ssussgcs aud milk: ins
.pplIc.nt. include hundreds OF children
from the sgc of three snd up.srus,
many clothe,i only so far ss to have
handksrchlef about the loins, and an
other aboat the neck. After . weary
walt In the sno', u women tainted y"
tbe crowd. $1,000, q,
T~snty young men we're initiated 10
carry out the work of distributsoa.
mi. d~p~uds so,sly upon MONEY ssn'
from p.pers, the Mayors fund being
hsld iar Iners sys,sma,ie rslisfs-fafnss'