Mohave County Miner

A London dispatch says: Riot, revolt and revolution are openly preached by agitators in their harangues to the great mobs of London's starving poor. Not in decades has the distress in the East End of London been so acute as it is at present. Tens of thousands of longshoremen are idle and there are 300,000 other men out of work. Even of the most thrifty of the unskilled workmen were unable to save enough during the summer to tide them through the winter. London is now threatened with a series of parades of the unemployed that will be larger and more determined than those that wearily tramped the West End streets daily for two months two winters ago. Unless the distress is relieved promptly there will be riots. Already the speakers at the meetings of the unemployed in the East End are threatening that if something is not done for their relief they will march into fashionable Mayfair and show the rich West End what the starving East End looks like, besides smashing a few windows to emphasize their condition.