KENTUCKY MORALS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 304, 26 November 1883, Page 2

KENTUCKY MORALS.

i^Jlan and Woman Stripped, Whipped, f (? d ,o!p£prcdto Leave the Country. it^.. . October 2. p l^ o^ 1 ' a Iit«« town m tho edge of the mountain region m the lives Mrs Lucretia Mungle, a widow young and well-to-do. Michael Kelly S&^^TtoThir^lcFSre reciprocity 7 ; He deal of Sr vf t — .JSHSJW iot at woik. Thi^a been -^Scla^^r^mTr O )e, i B^ Q ?J the ladies of the town apl pealed to Mrs Mungle's .sen«e of selfrespect. She paid no hoed to them. Then a committee of men visited Kelly, Mub^le, but I,6^ told th6«Llo nMd-#eir own busme^.. This. was «« weeks ■go.' 4 Since J; ihe' Q Uie pfe more than erer together, and on Wednesday nig Kt -iy^ a Wdybf persons, masked and otherwise disguised, broke into Mrs Mangle's house, suddenly m,dni|ht. There they found they pulled Kelly out andalso Mra Mungle, only- a .^ttltamore gentle with her. Five minuteslater they were iaahed'-naked to s^ees. m sight of each other, and whippeTThe mob admonUhedjthe vkstiais that-they woui d not be responsible fir tKeVfives if they did not get out of the country m ten daysiam'd. thus* *a^g appeased tneir sense of •utrage, the mob departed.